Disabled Parking

deighton2002

I wouldn't necessarily listen to people saying 'you should have paid' as a answer, because you already said that the need to pay may have not been clearly conveyed to you, leading to a mistake.
The BPA code of practice is weak and a bit vague on signage - it says rule 19.9
'So that disabled motorists can decide whether they want to use the site, there must be at least one sign containing the terms and conditions for parking that can be viewed without needing to leave the vehicle.  Ideally this sign must be close to any parking bays set aside for disabled motorists. '
If that does not seem to be the case at the car park, it may be worth a POPLA appeal, but then the amount may go up if they reject their own rule (their rule is vague as it doesn't say what readable or close is, and then it adds the get out clause 'ideally' - it's weak as it asks for 'one sign' which then could be anywhere on a large site).

Loraine220663

From Council 

Loraine220663

This is what was on Facebook. On the website it says NCP is the company that looks after this. Sorry for random posting I’m new to this ! 

Tia 

Coupon-mad

Hmmm...so how are visitors meant to know that if they don't look at facebook first?

Redx

So exact name and city of the parking company that issued the PCN please

Loraine220663

Hi 
sorry I’m not that good on here it’s the Quadrant Parking in Dunstable Bedfordshire 

Umkomaas

Loraine220663 said:

Hi 
sorry I’m not that good on here it’s the Quadrant Parking in Dunstable Bedfordshire 

I don't recognise any parking firm by the name 'Quadrant'.  Have another go please.

KeithP

From The Quadrant Shopping Centre's website:

NCP manages the pay car park at The Quadrant Shopping Centre...

Fruitcake

But earlier the OP said the PPC was Premier Park.

Lorraine, please tell us the exact name of the parking company.