Yeah okay, I sent an email saying it isn't my vehicle shown in the image. I now await there reply

Just a quick one, I received a PCN from Bristol Council for being in a bus lane on August 2nd at 1730 on a road in Bristol, the car registration on the image is close to mine but isn't mine, they got one letter wrong with the car in the image ending XVO whilst my car is XYO, also my car is black and the one in the image is silver. Bottom line, it wasn't mine and I was at work at that time about 200 miles north of Bristol anyway. As I have no intention of wasting a stamp in dealing with this, can I just do nothing and let them take me to court and then let it get thrown out that way?

But there could still be a chance that for whatever reason, they may suddenly disclose it on the next CRB (now known as a DBS) check?

A number of years ago, I got off a train and walked to an extended platform to get a second train to my final destination, I saw I had just missed the second train so decided to walk instead, I went to a fast food place within the station to get some breakfast and then walked out of the station. As I left the station, a BTP officer approached me and asked to see my ticket, of which I did not have one. As such, he said I could either receive a caution or be summoned to court prosecuted for trying to defraud the railway services (or something like that). A couple of days later, I had to sign a simple caution for the offence of Railway Byelaw 18 Ticketless Travel at the BTP station for traveling without first buying a ticket, not buying one on the train (even though there was no conductor), and then avoiding the ticket check barrier (which I dispute as it wasn't intentional). What I'd like to know is, will this ever show up on an enhanced CRB check? Bearing in mind I have actually had 3 enhanced CRB checks since then and have always had "None Recorded" under all categories and am employed to work with children now...