 "The way that we come into this junction is you come into this side road, [meaning] the signs are facing away from you," he told the Romford Recorder. The first time the family were aware of any issue is when Ms Stevens received an email from Tusker, the company she leases her vehicle from through her employer Queen's Hospital, on October 10. It said she had driven through a restricted zone on September 15, which immediately got them thinking about where they had been driving. Over the next couple of weeks, more and more letters and emails came in, and their daughter also started receiving parking fines. Abbie and her daughter Mr Stevens claims they have now received more than 10 penalty charge notices (PCNs) and are bracing themselves for m){kind=link}
The family claims they have now received more than 10 penalty charge notices and are bracing themselves for more after being stung outside James Oglethorpe Primary School in East London
A furious family could face a £3,500 fine for dropping their child off outside school.
Parents were reportedly warned about the new parking changes at James Oglethorpe Primary School in Cranham, East London, with the fines forming part of a School Streets initiative.
It’s a scheme that imposes temporary restrictions on traffic at school drop-off and pick-up times.
Martin Stevens, 63, said his wife Steph, 53, and daughter Abbie, 25, drive their four-year-old granddaughter to and from the school every day.