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Derby Council Issued Resident Permit Mistakenly Then Resind it without Notice(

Hi first time poster after advice and assurance ! My daughter is a student in Derby and moved into a rented city centre flat in July 2016. There are no parking spaces allocated to the flats but the roads around the area state they are 'pay at machine' or 'permit holders'. She visited the local authority with her tenancy agreement and proof of car ownership and was issued a residents permit, which she was charged for, valid until July 2017. She has parked regularly in these streets without problem until 19th Jan 2017 when she received a PCN. She then received a letter dated 20th Jan stating that her flats were not included in the permit area and that the Permit was issued by mistake. She queried this with the Authority and was told on 9th Feb 2017 that her permit was no longer valid and she would be liable for any further PCNs ( they have cancelled the one dated 19th Jan ). However to find an alternative private parking space took time - she eventually secured one on 12th March 2017, in the meantime she received a further four PCNs which we contested and they have refused to cancel. My argument is that they issued the permit - albeit mistakenly - and should either let the permit run to expiry or at least cancel it with sufficient notice to allow suitable alternative arrangements to be made. Our next step is to go to trafficpenaltytribunal.go v any help or advice would be gratefully received !

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  • Coupon-mad
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    Our next step is to go to trafficpenaltytribunal.

    You should post on pepipoo here, where the Council PCN experts are:

    http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showforum=30

    So you have already gone through NTO stage (owner's appeal, second stage) and lost those appeals v all 4 PCNs?
    PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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  • Waiting for validation on pepipoo.
    Yes you are correct only appeal now is to tribunal website.
  • DoaM
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    I assume you DIDN'T use a Hotmail address when registering on Pepipoo? (It doesn't like them). Registration should be near-instant.
  • Yes so I have found out - I will try registering again with a different email .
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