I have very good photographic evidence taken and dated on the day I got the PCN.
See letter sent to Parkingeye.
Further to your letter dated 23rd August 2016.
I have no intention of paying Parkingeye as my appeal to POPLA Wright Hassall did not take into account the confused signage and mitigating ambulatory nature of the appeal.
I also believe Wright Hassall is not impartial having worked for multiple Parking firms in a Debt Collecting capacity and are only interested in the recent supreme court decision as a panacea.
Parkingeye also gave false photographic evidence of signage to POPLA Wright Hassall.
I have made a complaint to ISPA and they are looking into the matter.
I will set this out again for your information.
On arriving at the site with my patient/passenger I did observe signs that indicated that the car park was for use of NHS patients and as my passenger was a NHS patient with a disabled parking badge I parked in a disabled bay.
At this point my patient was in a very distressed state which I had to transfer to a wheelchair and apply oxygen before moving the patient to the NHS breast care centre, having had no time to read small print.
In Parkingeye’s evidence to POPLA Wright Hassall,
“which I have a copy of; Parkingeye produced a sign that does not exist on the site. (Photograph 1 enclosed).
This sign was not in place when I arrived; and to this date I believe it is still not in place,
I have photographic evidence (Photograph 2 enclosed) to prove this fact taken on the 15th of February 2015 and again in July 2016.
It would appear that Parkingeye gave false evidence to POPLA Wright Hassall.
If Parkingeye insist in following this churlish vexatious money making claim against disabled pensioners,
I will have no choice but to vigorously contest this matter and defend in county court using this letter and your confusing signage plus other photographic evidence I have in my possession.