Thanks Dragonfly for constructive opinion. Green_and_mean: I returned from work at 12:30am - doubt they would have been on the phone then. The bay was not actually used for the removal - it was for a house around the corner. Hope I've managed to cheer you up a bit anyway.

Thanks but the signage remains unclear because it mentioned a specific address. Obviously, the two others towed were also fooled. Nonsense is not an alien concept to Camden Council You are putting yourself in the judge's seat however, I was not posting to justify a claim, just find advise on how to word an appeal.

I'd be grateful if anyone could offer any advice on how to appeal. I was shocked to find my car had been towed. There was a signed posted which read 'No Loading' (as attached). It did not say 'No Parking'. But perhaps more confusing was that it gave a specific address of 'The whole Bay outside the side of number 54 Chetwynd Road'. I parked my car on Twisden Road - Chetwynd Road is the road around the corner. They are using 'The side of Number 54 Chetwynd Road' to indicate that this is the house at the end of the block on Chetwynd Road and would therefore have its side partition wall on Twisden Road. However, this is seriously confusing and when I'd seen the sign, it appeared to mean that you could not load at the side of 54 Chetwynd Road. I parked there as did two other unfortunate people who were also towed away. It was a completely wasted day as it took 7 hours to reclaim my car from the pound. I missed out on work and had to pay the council £265.00 just to get my car back which I can't really afford at the moment. Anyone who has been through this knows that you are treated as a criminal by Camden Council when trying to use your car even when you have made a genuine mistake. In this case I feel as if they are completely in the wrong and would be great to hear any advice from anyone who has taking them on. Many thanks! AP