To see who had accessed my data Poshpaws and for what reason. Have a look at the sign in the car park and who's asking for some money.

As requested. Since the last letter from the solicitors in Dec 2020 (read and ignored), I've heard nothing since. The two invoices, solicitors letter and SAR from the DVLA are sitting in a file in case I have to use them...one day.

Same company that sent me the letter. It's in a file with the two invoices and my access request to DVLA if I ever need to use them.

I had one of these letters come through for the same car park in Nov 2019. After ignoring it I had a second one come through and finally a letter from a solicitors. All ignored. The initial two letters has the postcode of the car park wrong. I've heard nothing since.

From my experience with the same place in 2020, I received the initial Parking Charge Notice, then about a month later a reminder. Then shortly after a letter from a solicitor in Scotland (with the £60 fee added on). All ignored and I've had nothing since.

As far as I'm aware (as I can't find anything online) the Scottish Government hasn't issued any guidelines to go with the Act yet.

I enquired about Sec 95 of the Transport Bill with a friend who is a lawyer last year, and was told that part of the Bill hadn't been enacted at the time.

Although I will be submitting another request as DVLA haven't stated when they responded to VCS with the information. 18th was a Friday, VCS say they posted the letter on Mon 21th. Seeing how this SAR has taken this long, I doubt the DVLA went all out to clear the request over the weekend, but we'll see.

SAR returned by letter from DVLA (so the above email does work). VCS Ltd being the enquirer. Date of request 18//09/2020. Date of event 04/09/2020

It seems the email address for a SAR to the DVLA in the sticky is out of date. I submitted one using that email and received a reply saying that it was incorrect and that I should send it to [email protected]. Having used the new email I received a standard automated reply of acknowledgement.

Thanks dx, I'll put the snotty letter on hold for now.

Here you go Demand for Payment Letter.pdf

Just an update to this, I received a letter (Demand for payment before Court Action) from a solicitors in Glasgow. They state they've been instructed to raise sheriff court proceedings if the payment (£100 PCN plus £60 debt recovery fee) is not paid in 7 days from the latter date. Funnily enough, they used the Carly Mackie case as a reference. Is this the time for a snotty letter?

Thanks for all those points lookinforinfo Although I can assure you I am not worried. Just checking if there'd been any update on the Registered Keeper thing. I look forward to reading their letters and filing them for posterity. Apologies dx100uk The sign images were just an afterthought in case they may be useful.

Just in case it helps you/anyone. This is the sign at the entrance. And this is the one at the ticket machine