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FYI, the case reference for my London Tribunals appeal for Townley Road PCNs, which was upheld, is 2210516612.

FYI, the case reference for my London Tribunals appeal for Townley Road PCNs, which was upheld, is 2210516612.

>I made a similar appeal earlier this year... Same location as mine doogsey? i.e. Townley Road?

See also my message today on the related thread /forum/read.php?5,2180997,2235730#REPLY In summary, I had three PCNs that were issued by Southwark on Townley Road cancelled after an online appeal to the London Tribunals website. I argued that the signage is inadequate (obscured and misaligned signs on the entry from Lordship Lane). That experimental traffic order needs to just be removed as it's clearly a revenue stream trap for local residents.

Hi MCMC - yes, it was me you were speaking to :) The note above is correct - I was issued with three PCNs, totalling ?390, on consecutive days over half term in June for "33e - Using a route restricted to certain vehicles". The location was at the top of Townley Road, the short section between Calton Avenue and East Dulwich Grove. I appealed to Southwark and they rejected my case that the signage is inadequate (obscured and misaligned signs on the entry to Townley Road from Lordship Lane). Incensed, I searched the London Tribunals website (see below, very clunky but the info is there) and found case 2210358293 where the appeal had been upheld. I submitted my appeal on the London Tribunals website and they upheld it, cancelling all three PCNs. S*rew you Southwark! My case is not up yet, but if you want to look yourself: - Go to https://www.londontribunals.gov.uk/about/online-appeals - Click "Access the appellant portal" - Click "Statutory Registers" - Click "Search" under "Environment and Traffic Adjudicators (ETA)" - Start typing "Southwark" in the "Enforcing authority" box and pick "London Borough of Southwark" - Type "Townley Road" into "PCN location" - Click "Search" Good luck if you appeal also. DM me if you want any more info.