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Private PCNs issued to people getting COVID19 vaccinations - policy responses from the Trade Bodies
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yep thought as muchAnotherForumite said:
I sign the claim forms, no hiding here fella.BrownTrout said:
Parking Firms like to act the big boys issuing tickets and taking people to court, but not keen when it comes to having their veil removed.AnotherForumite said:
Why does it matter?BrownTrout said:
Like many parking firms they like to hide, if your such a professional firm what do you have to hide?AnotherForumite said:
Nice try, I'm no Marty Mcfly.BrownTrout said:
just a shame you dont have the balls to say which parking firm you run (although you have narrowed it down to about 3 firms from what you have said)AnotherForumite said:
Actually, we have never been busierbeamerguy said:
The landowner simply contracts the PPC TO MANAGE a car park ...... the PPC never do, they just FARM a car park. ANPR can never manage a car parkSnakes_Belly said:
If the PPC's have the power to dish out the PCN's they have the power to cancel them.AnotherForumite said:Lets not forget that, generally, the PPC does not make the rules; they simply enforce those requested by the landowner.
As such, if the landowner wants to charge people to park whilst attending an appointment; it is not for the operator to refuse to provide the service for which they have been contracted.
Furthermore, it is not the place of an APA to instruct its members to go against the wishes of their clients.
In other words, its the landowners that need to be lobbied; not the PPCs/APAs
I don't know why you continually defend this grubby business.
We must expect PPC's to join in the forum especially as there is not much for them to do right now or the next few months
very clear who you are 5 -
Right ???? as said above .....AnotherForumite said:
I sign the claim forms, no hiding here fella.BrownTrout said:
Parking Firms like to act the big boys issuing tickets and taking people to court, but not keen when it comes to having their veil removed.AnotherForumite said:
Why does it matter?BrownTrout said:
Like many parking firms they like to hide, if your such a professional firm what do you have to hide?AnotherForumite said:
Nice try, I'm no Marty Mcfly.BrownTrout said:
just a shame you dont have the balls to say which parking firm you run (although you have narrowed it down to about 3 firms from what you have said)AnotherForumite said:
Actually, we have never been busierbeamerguy said:
The landowner simply contracts the PPC TO MANAGE a car park ...... the PPC never do, they just FARM a car park. ANPR can never manage a car parkSnakes_Belly said:
If the PPC's have the power to dish out the PCN's they have the power to cancel them.AnotherForumite said:Lets not forget that, generally, the PPC does not make the rules; they simply enforce those requested by the landowner.
As such, if the landowner wants to charge people to park whilst attending an appointment; it is not for the operator to refuse to provide the service for which they have been contracted.
Furthermore, it is not the place of an APA to instruct its members to go against the wishes of their clients.
In other words, its the landowners that need to be lobbied; not the PPCs/APAs
I don't know why you continually defend this grubby business.
We must expect PPC's to join in the forum especially as there is not much for them to do right now or the next few months
"Wise to keep a keen eye on the jobs market"1 -
ive emailed you to let you know who is he, isnt a huge player in the parking market so to speak but has a fairly targeted marketbeamerguy said:
Right ???? as said above .....AnotherForumite said:
I sign the claim forms, no hiding here fella.BrownTrout said:
Parking Firms like to act the big boys issuing tickets and taking people to court, but not keen when it comes to having their veil removed.AnotherForumite said:
Why does it matter?BrownTrout said:
Like many parking firms they like to hide, if your such a professional firm what do you have to hide?AnotherForumite said:
Nice try, I'm no Marty Mcfly.BrownTrout said:
just a shame you dont have the balls to say which parking firm you run (although you have narrowed it down to about 3 firms from what you have said)AnotherForumite said:
Actually, we have never been busierbeamerguy said:
The landowner simply contracts the PPC TO MANAGE a car park ...... the PPC never do, they just FARM a car park. ANPR can never manage a car parkSnakes_Belly said:
If the PPC's have the power to dish out the PCN's they have the power to cancel them.AnotherForumite said:Lets not forget that, generally, the PPC does not make the rules; they simply enforce those requested by the landowner.
As such, if the landowner wants to charge people to park whilst attending an appointment; it is not for the operator to refuse to provide the service for which they have been contracted.
Furthermore, it is not the place of an APA to instruct its members to go against the wishes of their clients.
In other words, its the landowners that need to be lobbied; not the PPCs/APAs
I don't know why you continually defend this grubby business.
We must expect PPC's to join in the forum especially as there is not much for them to do right now or the next few months
"Wise to keep a keen eye on the jobs market"3 -
It's Martine McCutcheon ladies and gentlemen !! 🙃AnotherForumite said:
I sign the claim forms, no hiding here fella.BrownTrout said:
Parking Firms like to act the big boys issuing tickets and taking people to court, but not keen when it comes to having their veil removed.AnotherForumite said:
Why does it matter?BrownTrout said:
Like many parking firms they like to hide, if your such a professional firm what do you have to hide?AnotherForumite said:
Nice try, I'm no Marty Mcfly.BrownTrout said:
just a shame you dont have the balls to say which parking firm you run (although you have narrowed it down to about 3 firms from what you have said)AnotherForumite said:
Actually, we have never been busierbeamerguy said:
The landowner simply contracts the PPC TO MANAGE a car park ...... the PPC never do, they just FARM a car park. ANPR can never manage a car parkSnakes_Belly said:
If the PPC's have the power to dish out the PCN's they have the power to cancel them.AnotherForumite said:Lets not forget that, generally, the PPC does not make the rules; they simply enforce those requested by the landowner.
As such, if the landowner wants to charge people to park whilst attending an appointment; it is not for the operator to refuse to provide the service for which they have been contracted.
Furthermore, it is not the place of an APA to instruct its members to go against the wishes of their clients.
In other words, its the landowners that need to be lobbied; not the PPCs/APAs
I don't know why you continually defend this grubby business.
We must expect PPC's to join in the forum especially as there is not much for them to do right now or the next few months 1 -
Nolite te bast--des carborundorum.2 -
I wondered what she'd been doing since Love, Actually.
Jenni xJenni x2 -
Oh well, as I sip my coffee in boring lockdown, we have had a good old laugh. ... you must very bored as well I guess2
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Simplest way to manage this issue would be for the government to slip in a simple line or two in the coronavirus legalisation to allow those attending a site for vaccination to park free of charge - after all the legislation has been updated around 300 times sine it started last March and at least 3 times since the start of December - doesn't even need to go through parliamentary discussion as it is just "laid" before the chamber. Recall one update (I think September time) was laid at 22:00 and became law at midnight - so our lords and masters could quite easily remedy the situation and as it were, cut the PPC's off at the knees5
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Well we think he's Simple, he'd say he's Intelligent, and we all know he 'works' in Parking and signs their claim forms. Wasn't hard to work out. We even know who signs those claims. An IPC firm using a certain acronym; they use Gladstones and we beat them in court.AnotherForumite said:
So, why has this company representative not followed forum rules and signed up as his company, officially?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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