Fail on Sunday parking article.

[armadillo71]

More slack journalism and inaccurate comments...

 

To fight a private charge, contact the company that issued the notice and explain why it should be overturned. If you have no joy, you have 28 days to appeal through the Parking on Private Land Appeals, backed by the British Parking Association. Private firms that are not members of the British Parking Association should not be able to get hold of your registered details from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) – so they will find it hard to chase you for any unpaid fine.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/cars/article-3215274/I-turned-moment-looking-change-parking-attendants-pounced-Join-fightback-beat-parking-penalty.html

[honeybee13]

Oh dear...... They could have mentioned CAG.

 

HB

[dx100uk]

they still cant grasp things can they

they still keep using the word FINES

and PENALTY in relation to these speculative invoices

 

 

its a s if someone in the mail & the Mirror

has a vested interest to introduce confusion?

[Sidewinder]

Not just in the mainstream press either - I keep having a go at our local rag whenever they feature a story about fines for overstays in shop car parks!

[silverfox1961]

I think the newspapers tend to dumb down the articles for those lacking in grey cells. The Daily Hate also fail to mention the IPC and the IAS as if POPLA was the only appeals channel to go to.

[ericsbrother]

perhaps they think that the IAS is just a complete waste of time and thus not worth mentioning.