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       #Post#: 126186--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN Waltham Forest, 01 Parked in restricted street, Aubrey
       Rd E17
   DIR By: normandy114
       Date: July 29, 2026, 8:31 am
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       [member=7970]tincombe[/member] [member=2249]stamfordman[/member]
       [member=12]Incandescent[/member] [member=4648]Anarchist[/member]
       Thanks all for your help. So it looks like there is a CPZ
       however there is not any signage that I can see, I’ve put photos
       on the original post and street view shows none either. All of
       the parking signs on the road are only residents parking signs.
       #Post#: 126191--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN Waltham Forest, 01 Parked in restricted street, Aubrey
       Rd E17
   DIR By: tincombe
       Date: July 29, 2026, 9:17 am
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       Unfortunately, the law does not require that every yellow line
       is signed, placing CPZ signs at every vehicle entrance into a
       controlled zone suffices.
       See CPZ definition here:
  HTML https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/362/schedule/1
       And CPZ signs and further info in S14 here:
  HTML https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5c78f895e5274a0ebfec719b/traffic-signs-manual-chapter-03.pdf
       #Post#: 126197--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN Waltham Forest, 01 Parked in restricted street, Aubrey
       Rd E17
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: July 29, 2026, 10:02 am
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       In a CPZ the entry signs control single yellow lines. There is
       only need for a timeplate if a particular line is differently
       restricted from the CPZ.
       You are in Poets Corner (PC) zone - a small zone but as it
       operates on Sunday and differently from adjoining zone it must
       have entrance signs at all entries so you can have a look. At
       adjudication councils are often bad and provding such evidence.
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       #Post#: 126204--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN Waltham Forest, 01 Parked in restricted street, Aubrey
       Rd E17
   DIR By: tincombe
       Date: July 29, 2026, 11:40 am
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       Good info because GSV dated Aug. 2025 only shows HS on the CPZ
       signs, similarly with the permit holder places in Aubrey.
       So OP, is your permit HS or PC?
       #Post#: 126205--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN Waltham Forest, 01 Parked in restricted street, Aubrey
       Rd E17
   DIR By: normandy114
       Date: July 29, 2026, 11:47 am
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       --- Quote from: tincombe link ---
       >
       > Good info because GSV dated Aug. 2025 only shows HS on the CPZ
       signs, similarly with the permit holder places in Aubrey.
       >
       > So OP, is your permit HS or PC?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       My permit is PC - as they created a new zone within the last
       year.
       Unfortunately though I’ve just returned from work and found that
       they did install CPZ signs recently at the entrance to the road
       for the PC zone - so I take it that the restrictions on the
       yellow line will be valid.
       Given the above think I’m inclined to just pay and move on, as I
       think the PCN is valid and Waltham Forest have no inclination to
       waive these kinds of offences sadly
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