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Yes you can be a lay rep. It is your wife's right, as long as she attends as well because you are not a solicitor so you only have 'rights of audience' if the Defendant is with you. This is different from being a McKenzie friend, who helps a Defendant organise their paperwork and sits with...

Come the glorious day (this year, I guess) when the 2019 Act* is fully enacted with the new statutory Code of Practice for this industry, and a single, independent appeals service will finally be run (hopefully) by legally trained, fair-minded and clever people, a lot of the rogue parking firms...

It doesn't work like that! You don't risk a CCJ if you defend a claim, even if you lose (as long as you then paid, and it would likely be less than the claim because the added £60 'recovery/costs' is imaginary and was never expended by Britannia). There are other defence points. MSE forum...

We've been discussing this at home tonight. My son said: ''All we need is these reddit people to give all their money to charity and we've got a modern day Robin Hood film''.

It is close and just need a concerted effort by fans!

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I reckon this was actually their second jab.

I've always disliked the Royal family but any example that encourages people to have the jab is a good thing.

LOL, that's true of lots of people! But Springsteen is the genius for me.

Chocolate.

This is a scam site because they leave the barrier open to invite parking. This changed a couple of years ago. You can't park at this scam site. One way to beat this at POPLA stage is if you parked in the undercover area, because there are no signs there and ParkingEye have no pics of signs...

One up front is a problem because we never get the ball in the box enough. To be fair to Maupay, there just isn't the service. As I see it, March and Alzate lose the ball and faff about outside the box for too long. March keeps needing an extra touch or getting the ball caught up in his feet.

You can load and unload (limited time, genuine loading/unloading or collecting something that you need to be close to the premises for, but not merely shopping, usually up to 20 minutes) which can include collecting a pre-ordered and paid item, e.g. a hot takeaway. Or dropping a parcel to the...

Yet another one who thinks people can't stop on a double yellow...

Highly unlikely because London Boroughs paint their Moneyboxes as large as possible to catch as many cars as possible. Your car is nowhere near the vehicles coming the other way, it's like a giant cross with you stuck on the end of one arm, with all the traffic using the middle crossover. I...

He caused the problem a few years back, by insisting on removing AS levels just for the sake of doing something called 'exam reform'; thus there is now (thanks to Gove & cronies at the time) no assessment or exam info to work with, for A level students in most cases. It was a stupid thing to to...

I agree. That is best! To be clear, I've never had a yellow box junction PCN myself and have driven fairly often in London. I think posters here have realised my advice on these sort of appeals (and private parking charges) isn't BS... 'Perverting the course of justice' - LOL. TFL and...

No, it does work! There is a requirement for the camera operator to capture the vehicle stationary in the 'moneybox' more than momentarily. Moving is not 'stopped' and the letter of the law applies to that contravention which contains the word 'stopped'. Believe me, it's true, it works and...

Firt thing to do is watch the video footage (the PCN tells you how). Then you know how long you were stationary. This is not from the Police and Box Junctions are cash cows, and TFL or similar PCNs can often be appealed sucessfully. Take it to pepipoo forum (no hotmail emails allowed)...