ANPR in Preston,,,,, now gone!!!!!!

enfield_freddy

after persistence , there contract has been terminated on 8 council run car parks in Preston


email just received


Good morning Mr xxxxxxxk, Following on from our meeting yesterday , a decision has been taken to terminate our contract with ANPR Ltd. The Company has been served with notice in accordance with the contractual requirements and instructed not to undertake any further parking management on behalf of the Council. Kind regards Caron.

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From: Alan xxxxxxxxx COLOR=#0066cc]mailto:salxxxxxxxxxxx.com[/COLOR Sent: Friday, May 29, 2015 10:31 AM To: Caron Parmenter Subject: Re: ANPR please read before meeting

if I can do this single handedly in preston , I suggest YOU do it (using facts on here) on any counsil or private car parks run by ANPR in your area!!!!

bazster

Yep, but ANPR Ltd. is rarely encountered outside of the frozen north.

The_Slithy_Tove

I guess they saw the legal s***storm that could be coming their way. In fact, it still could as they would still have some responsibility for ANPR's actions during its tenure, depending of the nature of Trev's misdeeds.

enfield_freddy

every little helps!!!




took some doing , single handedly , I had actually used all my spare gmail addresses up!


all correspondence from the DVLA and the CSA , was sent to PCC , along with blunt requests on "what do they know" followed up by request of action to the local government ombudsman , after they refused to answer ,


I urge everybody to contact the owners of car parks he operates on!!

bazster

It can be done, not just with ANPR Ltd. I got PE thrown out of a local Aldi when I showed the council they were operating in breach of the store's planning conditions.

enfield_freddy

pranky has received the full email , and now edited and blogged it

bazster

The_Slithy_Tove wrote: »

I guess they saw the legal s***storm that could be coming their way. In fact, it still could as they would still have some responsibility for ANPR's actions during its tenure, depending of the nature of Trev's misdeeds.

Yes, vicarious liability and all that, but it would need someone who has paid Trev to sue, and such people are by definition not the sharpest knife in the block.

Hot_Bring

bazster wrote: »

It can be done, not just with ANPR Ltd. I got PE thrown out of a local Aldi when I showed the council they were operating in breach of the store's planning conditions.

I tried that and had the support of the local council. What did Aldi / PE do ? Appeal to the Planning Inspectorate who upheld the new conditions they were demanding from the council. :mad:

Local council then decided was going to be too expensive to take any further.

fisherjim

I think Freddy is my "Hero of the week"!:T

bazster

I suspect in your case it was an actual planning condition, whereas in my case they were breaching a Section 106 agreement, which is effectively a contract between the applicant and the council.

In theory S106 agreements can be re-negotiated after a certain period, and the landowner can appeal to the planning inspectorate if they don't get what they want from the re-negotiation, but for some reason such appeals hardly ever happen.

Mike172

Great work. Good to see the cancer getting what is deserved.