A “Parking Charge Notice” from a private operator is not a council fine — it’s a contractual charge on private land, and it only holds up if the signage, the keeper-liability paperwork and the grace periods were all done correctly. They often aren’t.
Find the operator on your charge below — Beat It writes the appeal around the grounds that win, sends it where the operator takes email, and escalates to POPLA or the IAS if it’s wrongly rejected.
APCOA Parking
Appeal a APCOA Parking charge →
Britannia Parking
Appeal a Britannia Parking charge →
Civil Enforcement
Appeal a Civil Enforcement charge →
Euro Car Parks
Appeal a Euro Car Parks charge →
Excel Parking
Appeal a Excel Parking charge →
G24
Appeal a G24 charge →
Group Nexus
Appeal a Group Nexus charge →
Highview Parking
Appeal a Highview Parking charge →
Horizon Parking
Appeal a Horizon Parking charge →
Indigo Park
Appeal a Indigo Park charge →
MET Parking Services
Appeal a MET Parking Services charge →
NCP
Appeal a NCP charge →
New Generation Parking
Appeal a New Generation Parking charge →
NForce
Appeal a NForce charge →
Parking Control Management
Appeal a Parking Control Management charge →
ParkingEye
Appeal a ParkingEye charge →
Premier Park
Appeal a Premier Park charge →
Premier Parking Solutions
Appeal a Premier Parking Solutions charge →
Q-Park
Appeal a Q-Park charge →
Saba Park
Appeal a Saba Park charge →
Smart Parking
Appeal a Smart Parking charge →
Total Car Parks
Appeal a Total Car Parks charge →
UK Car Park Management
Appeal a UK Car Park Management charge →
UK Parking Control
Appeal a UK Parking Control charge →
Vehicle Control Services
Appeal a Vehicle Control Services charge →
Got a council ticket instead? Appeal a council PCN. Not sure which you’ve got? Scan the ticket and Beat It works it out for you.