| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Car towed away when parked in own CPZ | |
| Posted by: | Richard Jennings | |
| Date/Time: | 26/01/09 11:44:00 |
| "However, afterwards the (extremely unpleasant) woman said she could not see clearly enough to be sure which way up the permit was. We have taken pictures but she - obviously - is determined to be as obstructive as possible in any appeal." If "she" is the CEO on your street last week, then she would not be the person dealing with an appeal, nor probably would anyone you spoke to on the phone. If a permit was visible at all, it only reinforces my view that removal of the vehicle was a disproportionate penalty. One option is to accept one PCN, ask for the two others to be waived, and appeal against the removal (i.e. against the £200 charge for that). Are the holders that Ealing supply for the permits so unsticky that they fall off? Have others had the same problem? If you could send me the photos you took at the pound (to rjtides1230@blueyonder.co.uk ) I could perhaps advise further. |