Indigo Railway Penalty Notice

twhitehousescat

http://ispa.co.uk/hs-view/Minutes%20-%20IS...l%20version.pdf

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2. POPLA and appeal process for Railway Land
There is a meeting on 27th January 2017 to discuss this issues. John Gallagher decided to
make a decision on the outstanding cases as they could not stay adjourned, he concluded
that he would allow them all. He has invited the Operators to withdraw them and will allow
the rest. He is meeting with with the DVLA, DCLG and the Railway Operators on the 27
January 2017 to agree the process including the appeals.
If you park in a railway car park it will be a criminal case and they will allow clamping, which
does not seem good practice.
One possibility is the DVLA to say that operators can continue to use POPLA but this means all
appeals will be dismissed. Currently they are bound by the decision where the appellant is
not. The alternative will be to take POPLA out of the equation and then it is pursued through
the criminal system

u2_storm

YES!!!!!!!


Dear X

Thank you for submitting your parking charge Appeal to POPLA.

An Appeal has been opened with the reference xxxxxxxxxxxx.

Indigo Solutions have told us they do not wish to contest the Appeal. This means that your Appeal is successful and you do not need to pay the parking charge.

Yours sincerely

POPLA Team

u2_storm

Oh that makes me happy!

Looking on the POPLA site, the reason for this is:

Withdrawal reasons

The signage at the location had the wrong telephone number displayed.

Anyone else who gets a ticket from Indigo, fight it, YOU WILL WIN!

I found it amazing that even though I appealed to POPLA they still continued to chase me for the money and send me threatening letters....

Adexis

Closely linked ... I've just heard back on initial appeal to Indigo against a parking notice at Watford Junction. I also appealed using same approach and grounds as above (visibility of signage) and they (Indigo) have accepted the appeal.

Didn't get as far as POPLA, interesting and brilliant!!

twhitehousescat

interesting and brilliant!!

NO , they knew it would cost them £27 to be told to cancel

but how many people simply pay up?

POPLA and the BPA simply did not go far enough , they should have told members that they simply could not issue tickets

Redx

u2_storm wrote: »

Oh that makes me happy!

Looking on the POPLA site, the reason for this is:

Withdrawal reasons

The signage at the location had the wrong telephone number displayed.

Anyone else who gets a ticket from Indigo, fight it, YOU WILL WIN!

I found it amazing that even though I appealed to POPLA they still continued to chase me for the money and send me threatening letters....

report INDIGO to the BPA at aos@britishparking.co.uk , with unredacted copies of all paperwork , especially the debt colelctor letters etc whilst it was with popla

its a BPA CoP breach to chase an apellant whilst their appeal is with popla

and if they got your details from the dvla, you may want to think about a counter claim due to a possible DPA breach , but you would have to check with the dvla and the ICO first

Coupon-mad

and if they got your details from the dvla, you may want to think about a counter claim due to a possible DPA breach , but you would have to check with the dvla and the ICO first

I agree - grounds to claim for data misuse as there was no reasonable cause to get keeper data when the case was already appealed and at POPLA, a stage where the BPA CoP requires that no work is carried out on a PCN.

But firstly find out from the DVLA by email, who accessed your data as keeper and when. And then complain to the ICO about it, then use that upheld complaint as evidence to claim £250 or more from Indigo.

u2_storm

Good afternoon!

I have contacted the DVLA ans I have the following information:

I appealed to POPLA on 17 Jan 2017.

Indigo contacted the DVLA for my details on the 23/01/2017 for "breach of terms and conditipons of a private car park"

So am I right I should now contact the ICO about this?
I went though and ICO says "have you contacted the company about this, should I contact Indigo about this or just click yes?"

I'm not 100% sure on the wording for the ICO but I can't find a template letter. Short of " Indigo contacted the DVLA while I was still appealing an then has released it to ANOTHER company to chase a debt which was was cancelled and they had no reasonal cause to request my information" I'm not sure what else I need to write..

Many thanks!