I was wondering if anyone out there could give me some advice. Today I received 3 Penalty charge notices from TFL for the same offence 3 days in a row. The offence was Stopped where prohibited (on a red route or clearway). I was unaware that the area I stopped in was prohibited and to receive 3 PCN's for 3 days in a row has come as a bit of a shock for me. I am also quite worried as I don't have the money to pay all of them on time. Does anyone know if there are any grounds for appeal, I am willing to provide scans if it would help you out. Thank you in advance.

Hi, I have spoken to the council, by phone and via email, who insist there is nothing they can do as it is now with the bailiff. To be honest, the fine itself I am ok with. I should have followed up the appeal after not hearing anything. What I'm not to sure about is the fees the bailiff has charged and my next course of action. Are the bailiffs fees correct and can they charge a visit fee and an attendance fee on the same visit even though no levy was made? Are they able to charge VAT on the fine itself? What would be my next move? Do I pay the bailiff to avoid further fees, can I pay the council for the fine? Who do I complain to, the council or the bailiff company? I know that is a lot of questions but any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance

I was only aware at the very last minute and the only real proof I have is a letter from Royal Mail acknowledging that my mail was incorrectly redirected. Thanks

Hi The first letter fee was from November 2013 and the debt from December 2012. The levy, attendance/van, and the first visit were all on the same day in January this year. To be honest I didn't really know too much about the fine as all of my mail relating to the pcn was being incorrectly redirected. I did file an OOT/witness statement that came back as refused.

I was wondering if there is anyone that is able to offer me any assistance. I received a PCN from the council last year which I appealed against and lost. It eventually went as far as bailiffs contacting me for for the payment. I offered an amount I was able to pay each month which they refused. Some time passed and recently a bailiff from another company arrived at my house and posted a letter through my door saying 'Attendance notice the clearance of goods'. The letter stated he would be back in 48 hours to remove goods and hand written my friends number plate. I managed to get a breakdown of costs which are as follows: Debt - £82.00 First letter fee - £11.20 Visit fee 1 - £28.00 Levy - £40.80 Attendance / Van - £120.00 I managed to get the levy fee removed but was unsure if the other fees are correct. Are they able to charge for attendance/van on the first vist and without a levy? Thank you in advance.