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Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: S.M
Date: April 22, 2024, 5:55 am
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--- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
>
> [quote]but the CEO told me that anything other than the badge
holder being present in the car on arrival was an offense
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Totally and utterly, wrong. Wrong, WRONG !!!!
[/quote]
This is wrong on so many levels, if it was just the Parking
officer it would have been one thing but the OP received a call
from what I guess is the council and they seemed to have no
clue.
I would raise this as a formal complaint to the council once
they come to their senses.
#Post#: 20264--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: Pastmybest
Date: April 22, 2024, 5:57 am
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As you may recall i said i would deal with this for you, it
seems there is a queue. CP is top notch and you will be very
well served by him
Really all you have to do is communicate with him so he has all
the info he will need, sit back and wait for the win. ( i have
never been more sure of a win in the 000s of cases i have helped
with)
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Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: Turbulent-Pack-447
Date: April 22, 2024, 8:04 am
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--- Quote from: S.M link ---
> This is wrong on so many levels, if it was just the Parking
officer it would have been one thing but the OP received a call
from what I guess is the council and they seemed to have no
clue.
--- End Quote ---
As it happens, on top of the angry call from whoever it was, the
officer actually radioed someone for advice while I was stood
there. I couldn't hear the other side but after explaining the
situation he said something along the effect of "Yes, I agree.
I'll do that."
#Post#: 20278--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: Turbulent-Pack-447
Date: April 22, 2024, 8:25 am
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--- Quote from: Pastmybest link ---
>
> As you may recall i said i would deal with this for you, it
seems there is a queue. CP is top notch and you will be very
well served by him
>
> Really all you have to do is communicate with him so he has
all the info he will need, sit back and wait for the win. ( i
have never been more sure of a win in the 000s of cases i have
helped with)
>
--- End Quote ---
Ahhh! I replied to your greatly appreciated comment a few days
ago with the NTO, I was in such a spin processing everything
that I was reading, I didn't even clock that the response had
come from a different username ;D Thank you for the vote of
confidence with CP and for the reassurance! I was so convinced
that I had no hope with all of this, the officer was so adamant
that what I was doing was wrong either way I felt there was no
way out. Being autistic myself I can get overly stressed about
the silliest little things, I hate it but I can't help it. It
was *literally* all I thought about for weeks. You are all
wonderful people and will never know how much this means to me.
Why would it ever be wrong to park to collect someone? The
advisory leaflet is very open ended about it, presumably OF
COURSE because there is so much variation when you are caring
for people with complex needs. I am kicking myself for answering
that call (I thought it might have been his school) and even
more so for turning back around to entertain that bullying
officer instead of just waiting for my family as planned. Rant
over!
#Post#: 20554--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: sparx
Date: April 24, 2024, 8:55 pm
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Given what a HC CEO gave my relative a PCN for, when parking
with a BB, I'm not surprised at all.
Turbulent, cp will guide you well. Please don't get stressed
with it, go with the process and give them everything they
deserve. Not just for you, but for every BB holder in the
county.
#Post#: 20576--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: Turbulent-Pack-447
Date: April 25, 2024, 6:50 am
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--- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
> Send the representations online and keep a screenshot of the
confirmation page. If for some reason the representation won't
fit because of a character limit, put it in a PDF document and
upload it as an attachment and in the text box write "see
attached representation".
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I have at last gathered my composure and was ready to submit all
of this but there doesn't seem to be any way to do so online;
the only option listed on the letter is by post. I have looked
through the Herefordshire Council website and all the
documentation and I can't seem to find anything. Would it be
okay to print this, write "See attached representation" in the
rather small text box on the NTO and post it off or is it much
better to do this online somehow?
#Post#: 20584--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: slapdash
Date: April 25, 2024, 8:08 am
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Try here:
HTML https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/parking-1/parking-fines/2
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Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: Turbulent-Pack-447
Date: April 25, 2024, 8:10 am
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--- Quote from: slapdash link ---
>
> Try here:
>
>
HTML https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/parking-1/parking-fines/2
>
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Ah yes unfortunately this only seems to allow me to lodge the
informal appeal for the PCN rather than formal appeal for the
NTO
#Post#: 20597--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: slapdash
Date: April 25, 2024, 9:51 am
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HTML https://councilparking.org/herefordshire/pages/OnlineChallengeEntry.aspx
If you press enough buttons you should end up at this page. The
second option claims to allow a formal challenge.
Good luck
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Re: PCN for using Blue Badge to collect autistic child
DIR By: Turbulent-Pack-447
Date: April 25, 2024, 10:07 am
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Ah amazing, thank you so much I failed miserably to find this!
They never make these things easy.
It is done, submitted. My heart is pounding (confrontation is
not my strong point) but keen to see what happens here. They
claim a reply within 15 working days so fingers crossed.
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