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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: b789
Date: November 18, 2024, 7:34 pm
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I already gave you the content for your Plan B appeal to UKPC.
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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: h789
Date: December 18, 2024, 1:52 pm
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Hello again,
UKPC has finally responded to the appeal. Thank you again for
your help in drafting the original appeal letter.
Unsurprisingly, they have not accepted the appeal, although they
are asking again to provide driver details or proof of
purchases. I have attached the letter. Is there any issue with
submitting receipts from the vehicle driver at the time while
declining to share the driver's informations? Is this some type
of way to catch you out? Otherwise, I can just go ahead and
decline to provide the drivers details, and ask to be issued
with a POPLA code. Thank you in advance.
[attachment deleted by admin]
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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: b789
Date: December 18, 2024, 2:30 pm
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Really with the following:
--- Quote ---
> Re: Parking Charge Reference [Insert Reference Number]
>
> Dear UKPC Appeals Department,
>
> I refer to your recent correspondence regarding the above
Parking Charge Notice (PCN).
>
> 1. Request for Driver Information:
>
> As the registered keeper of the vehicle, I am under no
obligation to disclose the identity of the driver. Protection of
Freedoms Act 2012 (Schedule 4) sets out the criteria you must
meet to hold me, as the registered keeper, liable. I dispute
that you have met the strict requirements of Schedule 4,
including but not limited to adequately bringing the terms of
the alleged contract to the attention of the driver.
>
> 2. Signage Compliance:
>
> Your assertion that signage complies with regulations is
unsubstantiated. I reiterate my request for:
>
> [indent]• A close-up photograph of the signage, clearly
showing the terms and conditions, taken on the date in question.
>
> • Evidence of the signage's location within the car park,
including a site map to demonstrate that the signage is numerous
and appropriately placed.[/indent]
>
> 3. Clarity of Terms:
>
> While you reference motorists' obligations to observe signs on
public roads, this analogy is flawed. Unlike public road
signage, which follows strict and standardised guidelines (The
Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions), private
parking signage often varies and lacks standardisation.
Furthermore, private signage must comply with the IPC or BPA
Codes of Practice.
>
> 4. Proof of Purchases:
>
> Your request for proof of purchases is irrelevant. Parking
terms must be clearly conveyed at the time of entry, and
compliance cannot be retroactively validated by receipts or bank
statements.
>
> 5. Commercially Sensitive Contract:
>
> I understand that you claim the landowner agreement is
"commercially sensitive." However, if this matter proceeds to
court, I will request this document through a court order to
evidence your authority to issue charges on this land. Your
refusal to provide this now does not comply with the principle
of transparency.
>
> 6. Next Steps:
>
> Unless you cancel this PCN, I require:
>
> [indent]• A POPLA verification code, as required under the BPA
Code of Practice.
>
> • Confirmation of the legal basis under which you believe this
PCN is enforceable, particularly given the inadequate signage
and lack of evidence provided so far.[/indent]
>
> Failure to address these points adequately will leave me no
choice but to escalate this matter through POPLA and, if
necessary, further legal channels if you persist in progressing
this matter further.
>
> Yours faithfully,
>
> [Your Name]
> Registered Keeper of the Vehicle
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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: h789
Date: December 20, 2024, 6:40 pm
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Thank you very much, B789, for your response and help so far.
Just before I respond to UKPC, is there any harm in attaching
proof of purchases at the venue if they are readily available to
me, or should I go ahead and just respond as is?
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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: b789
Date: December 20, 2024, 7:01 pm
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--- Quote from: h789 link ---
>
> Thank you very much, B789, for your response and help so far.
Just before I respond to UKPC, is there any harm in attaching
proof of purchases at the venue if they are readily available to
me, or should I go ahead and just respond as is?
>
--- End Quote ---
Do not overthink this. Do not try and embellish it with
extraneous details. You are not dealing with a company that has
a customer service ethos or that has any interest in whether you
were a customer or not.
UKPC are bottom dwelling vermin operating on the edge of lawful
adherence to their own ATAs Code of Practice. They are not
entitled to your personal information or receipts. They are not
relevant to their failures to comply with the law.
So, in answer to your question... whilst it would not harm your
position, it certainly will not enhance it. My advice is to not
provide any receipts and submit the reply I have given you as
is.
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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: b789
Date: January 24, 2025, 5:51 am
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Has a post been deleted from this thread?
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Re: UKPC Parking PCN – Overstay – Gallions Reach Shopping Park,
Beckton
DIR By: DWMB2
Date: January 24, 2025, 5:54 am
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