dropped kerb parking

peter_the_piper

Had she explained why she thought he deserved it he may have not been so explicit, on its own it was very condemning.

RichardD1970

Yes, but he asked for opinions, she gave hers, blunt and to the point I agree but not insulting.

goonarmy

Its ok that'll be removed. As will the money from their pocket.

webbit

goonarmy wrote: »

Its ok that'll be removed. As will the money from their pocket.

you are nice

webbit

appeal won!!!

peter_the_piper

On what grounds please, it'll be handy for others.

Lum

webbit wrote: »

we were observed at 1957 and ticket issued at 2001

To be fair, they did give you 44 years to move your car. Sure the ticket isn't for expired tax and MOT? :rotfl:


Sorry I know that's unhelpful, but you already won so who cares.

derrick

Strider590 wrote: »

Issued by council or not?

It's only an offence if on double yellow lines, double red lines or if you prevent vehicles leaving the driveway (not entering).

At least this is what you'd be told if someone parked in front of your driveway at home and even then you'd be pointed toward the Police, who in turn would probably tell you it's a domestic matter (in other words "sort it out yourself").

Also https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/34886965#Comment_34886965

We must be lucky then,round here they don't seem to make the distinction, I have called them several times and they always respond, either by phoning the owner or sending a car and cop who makes them move.

Last time was about 3 weeks ago, tarmac truck doing next doors drive parked halfway accross my drive, asked him to move it so I could get in, he said in a few minutes, about twenty minutes later he moved it further across my drive, I went out got the reg, phoned the police and within 20 minutes they where round and he moved it, surprising how they go meek and mild when the police ask.
Oh, the rest of the road was empty, the only other vehicle in the vicinity was next doors car who he could have got moved as it was his drive they where doing.

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Quentin

webbit wrote: »

appeal won!!!

Which appeal?

You told us your appeal on grounds of illness had resulted in "no compassion"???

webbit wrote: »

..... we appealed on the grounds our daughter was taken ill, still no compassion, .......

RichardD1970

Quentin wrote: »

Which appeal?

You told us your appeal on grounds of illness had resulted in "no compassion"???

The new appeal they put in on Friday afternoon after being directed to Pepipoo? That's really good quick service over a weekend .

PS. Nice edit

webbit wrote: »

you are nice

:rotfl: