Minster Baywatch

Silverdaz

Just received a parking notice through the post today 14/12/17, saying on the 31/01/17 I parked my car without a permit.
I know I was in the wrong at the time, but are they allowed to issue this nearly 11 months after the offence took place?

The company is Minster Baywatch, for which I've heard bad things about.

Quentin

Everyone is politely asked to read the newbies faq thread near the top of the forum before starting any new thread


Read up there now on how to deal with this.


You will see advice never to reveal who was driving


You need to edit your post to remove those details


The ppcs monitor this forum and can use your posts against you

pappa_golf

Silverdaz wrote: »

Just received a parking notice through the post today 14/12/17, saying on the 31/01/17 I parked my car without a permit.
I know I was in the wrong at the time, but are they allowed to issue this nearly 11 months after the offence took place?

The company is Minster Baywatch, for which I've heard bad things about.

please contact thew DVLA to find the date that they applied for your info

Example Letter

[Your Address]

DVLA Vehicle Record Enquiries section

Longview Road

Morriston

Swansea

SA99 1AJ

Dear Sirs

Re: VRM AB12 XYZ

As the Registered Keeper of the above VRM could you advise who has accessed my personal details with regards to this marque, how often and when did the DVLA send the keeper details out. Please advise the information with regards to events between xx/xx/xx/ and xx/xx/xx.

I understand there is no charge for this information and look forward to your speedy reply.

Yours faithfully



Mr Registered Keeper

Coupon-mad

The BPA CoP says this, about postal PCNs where there has been no windscreen PCN:

33.3 You must post the parking charge notice to the keeper as
soon as possible. Your target is to send the parking charge
notice to the keeper of the vehicle no more than 14 days
after receiving the keeper data from the DVLA, and no
more than 35 days after the unauthorised parking event.

http://www.britishparking.co.uk/write/Documents/AOS_Code_of_Practice_October_2015_update_V6..pdf

pappa_golf

+ there is a 6 month limit on accessing data from the DVLA , accessing after this time vis a breach of there agreement vb with the DVLA

this company are being looked into by the DVLA , so your input , could be welcomed

claxtome

The letter that pappa golf kindly posted in #3 can be emailed to DVLA to this email address->
SubjectAccess.Requests@dvla.gsi.gov.uk

You will get a reply, hopefully long before, 40 working days (8 weeks approx).
I did get an early reply when I needed to find this info for myself.