Yes

Yes I think that was the first correspondence that I received regarding the charge notice. I will have a look to see if I can find it! Thanks Ahh but does it matter if I am also resident in Scotland? My car is registered there too?

I am looking for more advice on a letter I recieved from BW Legal regarding a Parking Charge Notice. I was parked in a private car park in a visitors bay, which allows 60 minutes of parking on 18/05/16. I definitely know that I did not overstay this time as I was attending a dance class which was 60 minutes long and I was late to attend! When I left the class I found the parking notice but stupidly did not take any photographs as evidence. Although I am sure I could get more than one witness to agree that I was parked within the time frame in a visitors bay. After doing some research I chose to ignore correspondence from Vehicle Control Services Ltd. I have now been sent a letter from BW Legal with the usual threatening message of having to pay £154 within 16 days of the date of the letter ( which is dated 25th August even though I received on 1st September), or they will take me to court blah blah. As I am confident that I was given the charge wrongly I would like to contact them with a letter of denial however I am not sure this is the best course of action? Also I thought I should mention that this was in Scotland, I am not sure if English law and Scots law have differing rules regarding this. Any help would be much appreciated on the best course of action. Thanks.