I appealed because i thought it would be ok people moving into a residence use removal men with vehicles.

I park every where and never have any trouble even traffic wardens in London etc have never stopped me from doing my job.

I can go and take photos of signs its only a few miles from where I live.

1: date of infringement 15/09/17

2: Date of NTK 20/09/17

3: Date Received NTK 22/09/17

4: NTK mentions schedule 4 of protection of freedoms act

5: photographic evidence

6: Appealed (yes) 22/09/17 Response rejecting appeal received on 31/10/17

7:National Parking Enforcement IAS

8: 3 Letters from Debt Recovery Plus : 2 letters from Zenith Collections : 1 letter from Gladstones Solicitors

I hope this helps

The location is Norwich , Imperial house, Residential car park

I run a small man and van business

in September 2017 I was delivering some boxes to a customer from a storage center to a new apartment she was renting in the city centre.

On arrival I noticed the National Parking Enforcement sign saying "no waiting and no parking"

I called the number on the sign which I have done on many occasions with different companies all over the uk to let them know what I was doing and how long I would be

however the number only took me to an automatic payment line so I could not advise them, any way there was 2 of us on the van so we unloaded into the foyer of the building and I drove round the block whist my porter took the boxes to the apartment.

my van was stopped for 4 1/2 minutes which included telephoning NPE and unloading

I have since had several letters even after I appealed the charge.

I have also told them to take me to court for a fair hearing as the £100 charge Now increased £160 with charges in my opinion is unfair.

As the car park at he rear of the building was full and the front of the building is on a very busy main road with bus lanes my only option was to park where i did.

I have explained the reasons why I stopped where I did when I appealed however this was disregarded by NPE.

Do you think I would win in court as my customer also told me I was ok to unload seems strange that apartments can be rented out and the removal company gets a ticket for actually doing a job.