If all the the residents of the property have one joint rental agreement rather than one each with the landlord (ie not multi-occupancy property or bedsits), then the household as a whole is liable for council tax. If one of them is not a full time student then that is 75%, if all of them are full time students then there is none.

I'm not an expert on the law and most of the regulations seem like a foreign language. However, it seems to me that when experienced drivers who are trying to obey the rules are being caught out at the same spot, something isn't right there. I've never received a speeding fine, PCN, had any points on my license or even (excluding my first months as a driver) had a parking ticket. I'm no saint but I try to avoid getting fined. It seemed like a new bus lane with different rules. In future I'll look out for a 'bus lane ends' sign.

ARGH! I'm so annoyed. I've just received a PCN for the exact same spot. The photo clearly shows me on a piece of road that says 'Bus Stop' just after zig zag lines. I remember specifically not entering the bus lane earlier in the road because you weren't allowed to. Then I entered here because I thought I was allowed. It's very unclear. Has anyone else successfully appealed or shall I just pay while it's £60 instead of £120? I would rather be spending the money on something else.

Hi I've just received a PCN for driving in a bus lane. I don't dispute being in the bus lane as the photo is clearly shows me on a bus stop with a solid white line. However I remember the day in question and I avoided the bus lanes that stated you couldn't drive in them at any time. I was careful to only enter the bus lanes that I was allowed to drive in at that time. It was midday on a Saturday. How can I find the statutory notice for that lane? Interestingly it was on Camberwell New Road which had an article I found on google about the signage not being clear. £2 million was paid in fines over one year and a 70 year old fought his fine and won, with the adjudicator backing him over TFL.