Multiple PCNs for the same offence not commited by me! [ resurface workers moved my car!!]

[king12345]

Appeal to one ticket listing all the others and see what happens.

Most likely they'll reject the appeal so you'll be going to the adjudicator.

 

When they reject the first ticket, appeal all the others one by one so they can't start recovery.

Make a freedom of information request to find out when and where and possibly what contractor did the work (they will claim data protection when they refuse to tell you which contractor moved your car).

 

Personally I would call action fraud and report the council for making money out of you.

It's not fraud per se, but it could be interpreted as such as they could have moved the car to a legal spot.

The action fraud serial number will help you getting heard.

 

Letter to councillors and local MP, local press, council mayor etc will make a bit of noise.

If you stay quite and try to follow their procedure you will definitely end up hitting a wall of stupidity and arrogance.

Attack them from every angle.

 

Even a surprise visit to the council making some noise might get some attention.

Once they called a manager who in turn called his boss when i was helping an old friend getting a council house which he got the very same day, so you never know.

 

Worse case scenario they'll escort you outside, as long as you don't make threats and don't swear, raising your voice is not a crime.

Good luck, you'll need it when dealing with these self proclaimed humans.

Edited April 28, 2018 by dx100uk
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[king12345]

Please dont give bad advice like that. The Part of the council that issues tickets, is different from those that do the roadworks. The former wouldnt know what the latter did. All they would see is the vehicle parked in contravention of stated rules, and would ticket them.

 

Who ordered the roadwork? The council

Who's making a profit at the op expenses? The council

If they don't know their bottom from their elbows it's not anyone's problem but theirs.

What they care about is making money, so if they reject the appeal i would think they're committing fraud as they've deliberately making a profit with their actions.

[king12345]

And you'd be wrong.

I would let action fraud decide, in the mean time a reference number could make the council aware that they need to address the problem.