Parking charge in disabled bay

I was at the Glasgow Fort on Sunday 10th of April. I had parked in a disabled bay and I returned to find a parking charge notice from Town and City Parking ltd.

It said I had 10 days to pay a £30 parking charge or it would double.

There are no parking charges at the Glasgow Fort. I had my mother with me but she forgot her badge. I was only in the shop 10 minutes.
When I came home I had a look online and I saw a number of complaints regarding this company, and all advice is to ignore them.

So I was wondering, is this true? Or should I pay them?

Asked on 11 April 2011 by justzz

Answered by Honest John

You seem to have been in contravention of the blue badge rules so you should pay.

Tags: parking fines legal issues

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