Re: Parking Tickets


"Paul Nutteing (valid email address in post script)"
<nutteing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:f8o0cl$fq2$2@xxxxxxxxxxx
SpamSpam wrote:

I was parked on what I believe is a car park next to the club I was
visiting
on a Sunday afternoon. There are signs on the walls of the club saying
it is
for patrons only, which I was.

Who issued the ticket if it is a private club?


It was the council that issued the tickets.
I've just re-read the letters and they say that I have not paid within the
time to get the reduced charge yet this is the first I have heard.
If I had parked illegally I would pay the fine as soon as I got the ticket
on the car as it would be my own stupid fault for parking illegally.

Is there anything can do?
Any real advice?


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