Thank you all, ArdPark

Umkomaas

Squeezylupin said:

Umkomaas said:

Savills are the most helpful of MAs. Just explain your circumstances, including your health issue, and I'm almost certain they will cancel. 

Do a forum search on 'Savills' and check for a contact - there is one who is most helpful. I can't bring his name to mind, but it should be somewhere there buried in the threads. 

Follow the steps in the link below to get the most effective results from the MSE search function. 

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6289402/weve-updated-the-search-function/p1

Ask Savills Estate Agents for help? 

It won't be a local selling arm, more a head office contact.  It will be Savills, not the actual landowner at this stage. I'm sure you'll be successful if you contact the right department. 

KeithP

I think it is Boultbee Brooks you need to contact.

From that image you have shown us, it looks like Savills were acting for the seller and are therefore probably no longer involved with that property.

Umkomaas

Thanks @KeithP, I saw 'Savills' and I was immediately out of the starting blocks on it being the MA arm, in the expectation of an easy win for the OP. 👍🤦‍♂️

Half_way

If you get in touch with the land owners, you should get in touch with the dental practice first and ask them to support you.

 If they need patients to return to pick up things/complete treatment etc  then the parking company  is acting not only against the patients of the dental practice but the dental practice itself

Squeezylupin

Half_way said:

If you get in touch with the land owners, you should get in touch with the dental practice first and ask them to support you.

 If they need patients to return to pick up things/complete treatment etc  then the parking company  is acting not only against the patients of the dental practice but the dental practice itself

Thank you very much Half way, i emailed the dental practice last night and said that seeing as they have just started making crowns on site, which will mean the same double appointment as i had, then i will not be the only ones who would come unstuck and at the very least, when they book these people in, they should at least warn people to get the bus on the second journey or ask them to try to park further away and try to walk in.
I will see if i can find a person to contact at BB. 

Half_way

The dental practice must put pressure on the management company/ whoever it is that allowed the PPC to operate.
If this is an ANPR set up and this was affecting my business then I would look at putting bin bags over the ANPR cameras until the PPC was prevented from operating as they are.
Whitelists, keypads, terminals, registering number plates etc are not a viable solution
 

Squeezylupin

Half_way said:

The dental practice must put pressure on the management company/ whoever it is that allowed the PPC to operate.
If this is an ANPR set up and this was affecting my business then I would look at putting bin bags over the ANPR cameras until the PPC was prevented from operating as they are.
Whitelists, keypads, terminals, registering number plates etc are not a viable solution
 

Me too Half_way, the dentist can only deny ANY connection to their car park for so long before their review page starts to suffer. At the moment, i think they are relying on the massive shortage of nhs dentists to stop people complaining, however, they have, relatively recently, become partly private, cosmetic and implants, which seems quite a competitive industry.

Squeezylupin

Oh, the dentist has got a bit shirty with me when i asked to work together with them. 

Squeezylupin

Can,t say i have read every pop up banner in the dentist other than whether they want masks on and temperature taken. I saw a few offering expensive implants though and was just asked to take a seat.

Half_way

What did you say to the dentist to get that response?