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TPS fine - Cambridge - what do?
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the other guy is a gal , lol
this wont be Parking Eye, the landmark case was them but its really not relevant and no point mentioning them
as its so long ago, its either pay up or carry on ignoring (I would do the latter as I would with any of these debt collector letters, TPS being DRP who are sending out similar letters at the moment)
the time to gen up is if genuine court papers arrive within 6 years of the original date
but a debt denied letter due to the alleged overstay being within the BPA CoP , is a good idea , so see post #3 again
then go to post #1 , edit the post to remove PE and use advanced edit to remove PE from the thread title as well0 -
Write to the solicitors and say this is so long ago you have no details. Please therefore send full details and you will then respond.
However, from memory you do not believe a contravention occured so the debt is denied.Dedicated to driving up standards in parking0 -
And that you are aware from local knowledge that this site has no planning permission for the cameras and signage and that a retrospective application is currently being made hastily by TPS.
(this link is for you, not them):
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=98437&st=60&start=60
So you suggest that the matter is dropped immediately before you publicise it.
DO NOT WRITE 'my overstay' or 'this happened all so long ago that I could not even remember what company fined me.'
You need to understand not to give away anything at all about that day, not the timings, nothing. DO NOT say who parked/was driving.
PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top of this/any page where it says:
Forum Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD0 -
After doing a bit of googling it seems there are 2 retail parks adjacent to each other:
https://www.cambridgeretailpark.co.uk
https://www.beehivecentre.co.uk (the one in Coupon-Mad's link)
I think they are both Parking Eye after reading Trip Advisor.
Loads of complaints on Trip Advisor.0 -
They aren't, I have been to the Beehive Centre in the Autumn and (of course!) I looked at the signs specially and had a little chuckle at how unreadably wordy they are. They are TPS.
Also, ParkingEye do not use Premier Solicitors.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top of this/any page where it says:
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After doing a bit of googling it seems there are 2 retail parks adjacent to each other:
You are totally correct. I live in the area and yes, there are two separate parts to the retail park. If you come towards the area from the Newmarket Rd, on the left is a section containing Homebase, B&Q, Dunelm and others. This part is managed by TPS and 4 hours parking is allowed.
On the other side of the road is an area containing Toys R Us, Asda, M&S and more and this section is managed by Parking Eye and allows 3 hours parking. I am very familiar with the parking there but can see where the confusion comes from.0 -
So, risking making a idiot of myself, it would seem the OP parked on Cambridge Retail Park controlled by TPS and not the Beehive Centre controlled by Parking Eye and, therefore, the planning permission for cameras and signage does not apply unless TPS have made the same "mistake".
https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/planning-consent-cameras-enforcing-parking/story-27507841-detail/story.html
I believe the gentleman mentioned in that article is the same person who started the Pepipoo thread linked to by C-m.0 -
Associate director Morley Shurman told the News he was notified by the city council this week and a retrospective planning application for ANPR cameras, CCTV cameras and poles will follow.
He added: "I anticipate that it will be fully approved, since the CCTV cameras have been in place for many years to successfully ensure that the Beehive Centre continues to be the very safe and secure environment which it is for our customers.
they don,t get it do they?
the cameras in question are not CCTV cameras used for surveillance and the safety of customers , they are ANPR cameras , with no link to the police/council , who,s only job it to catch out people who overstay.
in fact by using this method , they are actively removing "eyes on the ground" (wardens) , who could act as a security deterrentSave a Rachael
buy a share in crapita0 -
They (PPC's) seem to teflon coated don't they?0
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no the land owners are stupid!
payback time will come soon , and they will wonder why?Save a Rachael
buy a share in crapita0
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