Hi, someone gave me a similar template a couple of years ago on this forum (thanks Crocdoc). I sent he letter then got a reminder. I responded to this (again thanks to advice here) asking them to cease harassing me. I have not herd anything since (though just got another one - was a few mins over the 2 hours as met a friend by chance - doh!), so good to know similar advice being given. Thanks.

Thanks Crocdoc. Will follow your advice and fingers crossed!

So I followed advice and sent the text suggested. The overdue demand letter arrived today! I have tried to find landowner online but no luck. I will send same letter again. Any ideas how long this should go on for? Thanks

Huge thanks for that. I think I will challenge and use this letter, which is most helpful. Many thanks for taking the time out to send it.

I received a 'parking charge' notice for West End Retail Park in Glasgow today. I had overstayed the two hour 'free parking'. To be honest, I use this car park a lot to pop into M and S and Sainsburys, since it is near where I live and had never noticed signs. On the particular morning the notice refers to, I spent some time reading in Caffe Nero and then did several shopping errands, all within the retail park. Most forums suggest 'ignoring' such letters. I am not good at ignoring such things since they tend to make me worry. Later forums suggest that appealing is a better option. I am the registered keeper and was driving the car that day. Two photos of my licence plate and an indication of the time were included in letter as 'proof'. My inclination is to pay £35 for a quiet life, but I know these companies rely on compliant citizens like me. There was a similar thread several months ago, but not sure what happened. Has anyone had recent experience in Scotland where I understand the legal situation is different and, if so, what advice would they offer? Many thanks.

Hi - I got one of these'parking charge' notices today for same car park and came across this thread. I had been for coffee in Cafe Nero and spend some time there and then did quite a bit of shopping.... I wondered how your case had proceeded. I hate ignoring things... Many thanks