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  • parking ticket experts
  • cynic-al
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    just received a £60 fine from council, claiming I got a lesser fine around 6 weeks ago, I didn't see one on the car, though I was on double yellows for about 2 minutes I think.

    There appears to be strictly limited bases on which you can object-not including "I should only pay £30 cos you never gave the initial ticket".

    Am I screwed?

    Kit
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    I appealed a parking ticket by posting it off to the address given (somewhere down south I think) with a letter explaining exactly why I wasn't paying it. Got one back saying they agreed and voila no more fine.

    I'd contest it with a letter – you've already got the fine so what's there to lose?

    EDIT: The envelope that the original fine is in, is I think sticky on the back and tucked under your wipers so you couldn't possibly fail to spot it, if it was there…

    cynic-al
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    yours was private and in England? Different law…

    Kit
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    Nope, parked in a residents parking bay outside my flat in Edinburgh. Cooncil traffic wardens got me.

    EDIT (again): I addressed my letter to:

    Parking Services
    The City of Edinburgh Council
    PO Box 4660
    WORTHING
    BN11 9FR

    cynic-al
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    why did it come from down south?

    cynic-al
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    ah…that's the address I have too…

    Kit
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    It didn't, but to contest it you have to write to the address above.

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