I popped in the pub today and a guy I know asked me to fire up my laptop so tat he could pay a couple of parking "fines". The first PCN, he was bang to rights and paid up. The second one- he had taken his car off the driveway and parked over the driveway on the street so that he could put down the fold away ramp for his mum to get out of the front door in her wheel chair. The plastic parking warden hid behind a tee and then started printing the PCN even though he could see what was happening. I suggested that he contest the charge. I looked at the photos online and noticed that the photo of the property showed another car on the drive which would have made it impossible to put a ramp leading from the front door down to the drive. I suggested that any arbitrator would question how the ramp could have been laid out given that the other car would have blocked the route of the ramp. He looked at the photo and pointed out that the Civil Enforcement Officer decided to take a photograph of his neighbour's house.
I guess the CEO didn't want to take a photo of him and the ramp.
If anyone from Ealing council reads this, the CEO's number is 222.
I am all for penalising people that abuse the law but equally, I want people that intentionally fabricate evidence to be sacked.
Oh, and again, if any one from Ealing council in west London reads this (eg
Councillor Bassam Mahfouz), early this week one of your commission based environmental protection officers (employed by Kingdom, formerly known as Kingdom Security) told a smoker out side a pub that if they see ash fall from his cigarette they would issue him with a £150 fixed penalty notice.
End of rant... for now...
I guess the CEO didn't want to take a photo of him and the ramp.
If anyone from Ealing council reads this, the CEO's number is 222.
I am all for penalising people that abuse the law but equally, I want people that intentionally fabricate evidence to be sacked.
Oh, and again, if any one from Ealing council in west London reads this (eg
Councillor Bassam Mahfouz), early this week one of your commission based environmental protection officers (employed by Kingdom, formerly known as Kingdom Security) told a smoker out side a pub that if they see ash fall from his cigarette they would issue him with a £150 fixed penalty notice.
End of rant... for now...