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       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: Fightback
       Date: August 25, 2026, 5:57 am
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       Perfect thanks - so my best approach would be to appeal with
       occupier of property confirming they were happy for me to park
       on the dropped kerb?
       #Post#: 128831--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: tincombe
       Date: August 25, 2026, 11:08 am
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       As this is a statutory exception, YES.
       Can you post this letter for review.
       #Post#: 129024--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: Fightback
       Date: August 27, 2026, 9:30 am
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       Hi - Please see letter I will ask my neighbour to sign (this is
       separate to the appeal letter)
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       Date: 27/08/2026
       To: Redbridge Council Parking Services
       Location: (Address)
       Dear Sir or Madam,
       I am the resident and occupier of (Address) which includes the
       driveway and dropped kerb outside the property.
       I confirm that I have given express permission for (Address) and
       all members of that household to park across the dropped kerb
       serving my driveway when necessary.
       Yours faithfully,
       Name
       #Post#: 129025--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: August 27, 2026, 9:40 am
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       I would include:
       The registrations of the vehicles concerned are xxxxx, xxxxx.
       #Post#: 129028--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: Fightback
       Date: August 27, 2026, 9:52 am
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       Thanks - will include the VRMS
       Please see appeal wording below:
       I write to challenge the Penalty Charge Notice issued to vehicle
       registration XXXX on 22 August 2026 at (address)
       The PCN appears to have been issued for parking adjacent to a
       dropped footway. However, the vehicle was parked outside
       residential premises with the express permission of the occupier
       of the property served by that dropped kerb.
       Section 86(3) of the Traffic Management Act 2004 provides an
       exception to the dropped-footway parking prohibition where a
       vehicle is parked outside residential premises by, or with the
       consent of, the occupier of those premises, provided that the
       driveway is not shared and the consent is not given for reward.
       I have separately attached a signed letter from the occupier of
       (address) confirming that:
       They are the resident and occupier of the property, including
       the driveway and dropped kerb.
       They gave express permission for residents and household members
       of (address) to park across the dropped kerb when necessary.
       In light of the statutory exception and the supporting
       confirmation from the occupier, I respectfully request that the
       PCN is cancelled.
       #Post#: 129387--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: Fightback
       Date: September 2, 2026, 9:33 am
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       Adding to thread - brothers appeal was rejected. He didn’t have
       signed letter from occupier of the property at time of initial
       appeal. Will take it further to the tribunal.
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       #Post#: 129396--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: John U.K.
       Date: September 2, 2026, 10:46 am
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       The letter is outright misleading tosh!
       Wait for the advice of others who can examine your thread in
       more detail. I consider yr brother has grounds to appeal to LT,
       so do not miss deadline to register appeal (rejection dated 18th
       August)
       #Post#: 129400--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: September 2, 2026, 11:11 am
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       'consent from a resident does not provide an exemption from
       enforcement'
       Put them on notice of a costs application should they contest
       the appeal.
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       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: Fightback
       Date: September 2, 2026, 11:53 am
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       --- Quote from: stamfordman link ---
       >
       > 'consent from a resident does not provide an exemption from
       enforcement'
       >
       > Put them on notice of a costs application should they contest
       the appeal.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       As it will be going to adjudicator - can I do this?
       Sorry, unsure how the process works!
       #Post#: 129421--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
   DIR By: Fightback
       Date: September 2, 2026, 1:56 pm
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       Also another point to add
       If there is another vehicle that appealed and then paid after it
       was rejected, is there a way to make the council pay back?
       Or at the point of payment - is it too late?
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