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       #Post#: 107326--------------------------------------------------
       RBKC - Parked in suspended bay
   DIR By: shadowliner
       Date: January 25, 2026, 3:35 pm
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       Frankly, bang to rights on this one, so I'm not sure I can argue
       my way out of it.
       But I have a question re timescales, and how long the RBKC had
       to respond.
       Date of PCN 13/08/2025
       Date of informal appeal 22/08/2025
       Date of refusal to appeal 18/01/2026
       Deadline for reduced payment 01/02/2026
       Are they really allowed to take that long to get back to me?
       Seems crazy. Is there some sort of procedural hole I can pick?
       #Post#: 107328--------------------------------------------------
       Re: RBKC - Parked in suspended bay
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: January 25, 2026, 4:39 pm
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       Sorry, but you'll have to tell us more for good advice. Please
       read this and update your thread accordingly: -
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       Assuming the PCN was served under the Traffic Management Act
       2004, there is no time limit for responding to an informal
       challenge. There is, however, a limit on serving a Notice to
       Owner, (the next stage), of 6 months from date of alleged
       contravention. Do you own the car, and if so, is the address on
       your V5C Registration Certificate up-to-date ?
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       Re: RBKC - Parked in suspended bay
   DIR By: shadowliner
       Date: January 27, 2026, 4:46 pm
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       Ok, I have pulled all together.
       PCN;
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       I do not have my appeal at hand, unfortunately.
       Their response -
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       Re: RBKC - Parked in suspended bay
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: January 27, 2026, 6:12 pm
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       What an arrogant letter ! They explain their troubles with a
       "cyber attack" then have the brass neck to say they will refund
       your parking fee when the penalty is paid ! So refund you a
       couple of quid whilst collecting £80 !!
       If it were me I'd be registering an appeal now with London
       Tribunals on the unconscionable delay in dealing with your
       representations. However, it's your money, of course, and I
       always respect an OP's decision.
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       Re: RBKC - Parked in suspended bay
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: January 28, 2026, 4:53 am
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       The next stage is an NTO and they are close to timing out on the
       6 month deadline so you could do nothing and see if they issue
       it time.
       If they do we can look at the details plus you have the point
       about delay although there is no deadline apart from the 6
       months to serve an NTO.
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       Re: RBKC - Parked in suspended bay
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: January 28, 2026, 6:26 am
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       --- Quote from: stamfordman link ---
       >
       > The next stage is an NTO and they are close to timing out on
       the 6 month deadline so you could do nothing and see if they
       issue it time.
       >
       > If they do we can look at the details plus you have the point
       about delay although there is no deadline apart from the 6
       months to serve an NTO.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Ah yes, NtO stage, which I seem to have forgotten about ! At the
       NtO stage they have to respond to reps within 56 days.
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