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  1. Hi Green and Mean - please c my response below -- parking is permitted for residents on the pavement at certain hours! This is because there is just nowhere else to park for residents, visitors or those attending doctor appointments. Thanks anyway
  2. Hi,thank you for your advice. There really was no choice - no parking spaces available in the vicinity and the pavement is wide enough for two cars parked sideways. In fact residents are allowed to park on the pavement at specific times in the same road! I will pay reluctantly to avoid high cost of ticket I guess - it is so unreasonable as there is only one disabled bay at the front of the doctors. It was in Barking and disabled bays have disappears in the last couple of years! I think I will write to the MP as it looks like new plans for the area will mean further problems for the disabled. If abled body would just understand how difficult it is for the disabled and not park in disabled bays that would help! Especially at supermarkets! Thanks for your help
  3. Sorry I'm new to this just signed up! I have had similar situation as I used my fathers car to go to my GP and I'm disabled . No parking facilities available for either disabled or otherwise near GP so I parked on a very wide pavement off the road but with plenty of room for fellow disabled access and walkway. The PCN stated the car is black but it is registered Silver. I sent an appeal and received a response with no reference to colour but instead they upheld the fine! Should I appeal further I will have to pay the full fine please help and advise what to do next - it is bad enough trying to park with a mobility problem and I would have had to park a very long way from the doctors . I was not restricting or obstructing anything and all four wheels were on the very large pavement where you could have parked 2 vehicles! What can I do?
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