Ignore it.
The only people who can issue fines are councils and the police.
You are being charged under contractual law. A contract has to be accepted by both partys. The PPC cannot know whether you agreed to the contract
Contractual law means you can only be pursued for the actual losses sustained. In a free car park these losses are nil.
you are not obliged to I.D the driver. The driver is the one who may or may not have entered into this contract. It is nothing to do with the registered keeper of the vehicle
It is clearly a fine as the amount changes dependent on when its paid.
The chap who got taken to court above was very unlucky and would very possibly won the case with a bit of work.
Go to pepipoo for some reassurance.
