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UKCPS Cheshire Oaks Fine - Advice

Hi All

Sorry to be a pain but I have been reading other threads and just want some reassurance as I was in the wrong.

My gut instinct even though I was in the wrong is to ignore it, but just want reassurance from someone who has been in the same situation.

I parked in the no parking loading bay in Cheshire Oaks just outside Nando’s.

I have been issued a Parking Notice in the POST from UKCPS which has photos of my number plate and picture of my car where is was parked, oops.

Should I just ignore it?


Thanks in advance.
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  • Browntoa
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    Does the newbies thread say to ignore ?
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  • waamo
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    At the top of this board is a thread that tells Newbies to read it first. You need to read it and use the template in it.

    Don't skim read it either.
  • Coupon-mad
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    And then search the forum for the keyword UKCPS to read what others have done, including OF COURSE the first step the NEWBIES thread tells you to do (no, not the appeal, the complaint to the Retail Park FIRST).
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  • Umkomaas
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    edited 10 November 2018 at 9:53PM
    Why would anyone park in a 'No Parking/No Loading' bay? Please give us a reason that makes sense.

    Why do this especially when private parking vultures are circling - and it's not like they don't warn you? Reading the signs in any private car park is esssential - but reading a prohibiting sign is vital, unless you want months of shiite to deal with. Trouble is, we are being asked to deal with it too!
    Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .

    I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.

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  • Coupon-mad
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    I parked in the no parking loading bay
    Do you mean it WAS a loading bay? Probably signed to disallow parking, which means there was no parking licence, and no contract.

    No cause of action for them at court, if you come back at that stage when you need us.
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  • Totally agree and more fool me.

    I’m limited with my walking at the moment due to injury and can only manage about 50 yards maximum.

    There was no parking nearby and i was just popping in to collect an order.

    Poor excuse I know and if I have to pay fair enough as like I said more fool me.

    Just wanted to see if anyone else was as foolish as me!
  • Umkomaas wrote: »
    Why would anyone park in a 'No Parking/No Loading' bay? Please give us a reason that makes sense.

    Why do this especially when private parking vultures are circling - and it's not like they don't warn you? Reading the signs in any private car park is esssential - but reading a prohibiting sign is vital, unless you want months of shiite to deal with. Trouble is, we are being asked to deal with it too!

    Totally agree and more fool me.

    I’m limited with my walking at the moment due to injury and can only manage about 50 yards maximum.

    There was no parking nearby and i was just popping in to collect an order.

    Poor excuse I know and if I have to pay fair enough as like I said more fool me.

    Just wanted to see if anyone else was as foolish as me!
  • Coupon-mad
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    No-one is telling you to pay this scam.

    You were loading then, so:
    Do you mean it WAS a loading bay?

    Can you get some pics of the sign at that bay? It will help your case & help us to advise you.
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  • Sorry I think it’s no parking as saved as a loading bag!

    Not sure if that makes sense, sorry.

    Will look at that newbies document properly tomorrow.

    Thanks for your advice
  • Will try and get a photo this week 😃

    In the letter it says ‘we invited you to pay....’ and also states that it is not a penalty.
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