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I have had a PCN delivered which shows my car driving into a hospital and then leaving again. It does not show the car parked.

I was in the hospital for an appointment and my wife was driving.

I have found out since that the hospital now expects people to enter their car reg. numbers into a computer terminal scattered around the buildings. As far as I could see there were no signs in any carpark. The parking is actually free in this hospital.

I repeat that the pictures show my vehicle actually moving within the hospital grounds, not in any of the car park areas.

Any tips please.

Am I able to say I was in the grounds by invitation since I had an appointment.

The company is 'Civil Enforcement' and they demand £60 rising to £100.

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