Hi, I received a Final Demand from VCS re stopping in a no stopping area to pick someone up. To date I have not responded/acknowledged any letters that have been sent. Having looked at some of the threads am I correct that at present there is nothing for me to do or worry about?

I had a pcn in early 2012. That makes it pre-pofa. But I am still getting letters. Roxburg, White, Newlyn and now bw legal. I have posted on MSE about "4 year old pcn at JLA and MOCL". If you continue posting about your progress I will do the same so we can let people know what to do about JLA. I am just drafting a letter to bw legal. I know mine was before October 2012 but I am still really curious to know if VCS will ever risk taking anyone to court and risk questions about bye-laws and relevant land.

Good evening, I am not sure if this would be the correct forum for this issue, if not perhaps someone could point me in the right direction. My problem is this, Up until christmas of last year I used to own and run a small diner/cafe. at the beginning of May last year I entered into a rental agreement for a commercial dishwasher. Unfortunately, not long after this, business took a nose dive and I became ill and it just was not a viable option to keep the business open so we closed down just before Christmas. I contacted the leasing company and they said that they would arrange to have the appliance collected but they said that I am still liable for the remaining time on the lease(7 years). I have spoken to my accountant and they suggested that I put in writing confirmation that the business was closing and that it had no assets and was unable to continue, that was why the business was closing. To cut a long story short, they did eventually collect the appliance but they are insistent that I still owe them the rest of the lease. I have today spoken to my accountant who is in the process of winding the company up and he has said I have 2 options: a) the cheapest way to close the company is to get it struck off the register which would seem the ideal solution if it wasnt for this one thing. My accountant has said that I have to sign to say that there are no outstanding creditors, which of course JLA is. He said that if I go down this route and sign then JLA can come after me as an ex director to pay the money. b) the other option is to liquidate the company which does involve costs which I cant afford as I have no job and no assets at the moment. This would safeguard me personally but at a cost which I dont have. The accountant feels that it is unfair for JLA to expect me to pay the whole amount even though they have their appliance back. Is there anyone out there that can advise me whether there may be any get out clauses or anything as I seem to be well and truly stuffed at the moment. Any thoughts would be gratefully appreciated. LTB

After much pressing finally they run a story! http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/fury-liverpool-john-lennon-airport-6737717