All appeals in relation to Penalty Charge Notices (PCN) must be received by post or through the official online website:
The parking appeals process is very prescribed and any evidence has to be written.
For this reason, the council does not accept telephone calls relating to appeals against PCNs.
Clearly, transcribed telephone calls would not meet this criteria being very subjective and open to criticism of accuracy after the event.
Furthermore, some people may choose to use the telephone as a means to vent their frustrations at council staff because they did not get the answer they wanted. For these reasons telephone calls about case reviews are not accepted, and any appeal can be fully aired in a controlled environment with the independent judicial body.
Online challenge
Challenge your Penalty Charge Notice by using our website:
Challenge PCN Online (external East Riding website)
Representation
The council will only accept Representations made by one of the two available methods:
- Online at eastriding-parkingenforcement.co.uk, then follow the on-screen instructions. You will require your PCN number i.e. YE12345678, vehicle registration number and the web code found on the front page of the Notice to Owner to use this service
or
- In writing, and you must use the form on page 3 and 4 of the Notice to Owner. The completed written representation must be submitted by post to:
East Riding of Yorkshire Council CPE
PO Box 294
Beverley
HU17 6FB
All representations will be considered on their individual circumstances.
Full details of how to make a representation are included within the Notice to Owner.
Please note: it is important to clearly outline your reasons, why you feel your appeal should be upheld, including any evidence that you feel substantiates your appeal (such as a Pay & Display ticket).
Please note: the council only deals with PCNs issued in our car parks (finder map). PCN tickets issued by private companies and the Police must be dealt with via the relevant organisations.
What is the full appeals process?