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I was parked on a double yellow line outside a closed public car-park on On sunday in outside th Luton Arndale center. The car-parks were all full due to the festive season. The car-park was closed due to building work. So iw ent to collect my wife & baby daughter & was back in appx 5mins near the entrance for an attendant issuing me a ticket. I explained that i was only five mins & the car-park was closed & all other car-parks wer full. Although he agreed he did make note of the isssues & asked me to appeall. Having appealled a Mr Andy Blanchflowere (head of parking at Luton refused my appeal stating i was flouting the closed car-park). & the attendants note state I was away more than 10mins.
I believe they alter thier notes accordingly to the appeal before its goes to the Adjuicating Services. Can anyone help & advise. As the attendant seems to be fair in supporting me but it seems this other chap has blown it right out.!
lets see the paperwork please. suitably washed of personal details. you may still have the ability to use the exemption for passenger alighting especially so with a mother and daughter involved who needed assistance.
Double yeallow Line on a Sunday-Luton
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