FPN - Blood Robbing Council

FPN - Blood Robbing Council

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callahan

890 posts

206 months

Friday 24th June 2016
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Sorry for digging up this old thread, but a Google search for this street brought it straight up!

I just got a ticket yesterday for exactly the same thing. Admittedly my wife saw the no entry sign just after I had gone through, as I was following a bus so didn't see it. By then it was too late to turn back.

I was snapped by a camera car too. How did the local paper campaign go? Any suggestions (except for 'pay up, it was your mistake ' - which I will do anyway)?

bad company

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18,537 posts

266 months

Friday 24th June 2016
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callahan said:
Sorry for digging up this old thread, but a Google search for this street brought it straight up!

I just got a ticket yesterday for exactly the same thing. Admittedly my wife saw the no entry sign just after I had gone through, as I was following a bus so didn't see it. By then it was too late to turn back.

I was snapped by a camera car too. How did the local paper campaign go? Any suggestions (except for 'pay up, it was your mistake ' - which I will do anyway)?
Sorry to hear that. I won my claim on the signs being wrong but they have since been corrected. I'm there fairly regularly with these guys http://notomob.co.uk/discussions/ , 'saving' drivers from being caught. It's still not right IMO as once you are onto the no entry sign it's difficult to escape.

I would appeal on those grounds. The council will refuse your appeal (they always do) then offer the reduced fine again. That at least buys you some time.

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callahan

890 posts

206 months

Saturday 25th June 2016
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bad company said:
Sorry to hear that. I won my claim on the signs being wrong but they have since been corrected. I'm there fairly regularly with these guys http://notomob.co.uk/discussions/ , 'saving' drivers from being caught. It's still not right IMO as once you are onto the no entry sign it's difficult to escape.

I would appeal on those grounds. The council will refuse your appeal (they always do) then offer the reduced fine again. That at least buys you some time.

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Edited by bad company on Friday 24th June 11:26
Thanks, I have registered on the site as you suggested, we'll see if there is any mileage in disputing it.

bad company

Original Poster:

18,537 posts

266 months

Saturday 25th June 2016
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callahan said:
Thanks, I have registered on the site as you suggested, we'll see if there is any mileage in disputing it.
I sent you a pm with the person to ask.

Good Luck!

bad company

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18,537 posts

266 months

Friday 15th July 2016
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callahan said:
Thanks, I have registered on the site as you suggested, we'll see if there is any mileage in disputing it.
This may help:-



This is public info by the way, anybody can access it. The guy won his appeal because the signs were regarded as inadequate.