Water main repairs on High Road, Willesden
Thames Water is carrying out essential repairs to an old water main on High Road, Willesden. To keep traffic flowing, temporary traffic lights and parking suspensions are in place. Unfortunately, some motorists are ignoring these restrictions, causing significant congestion. Please do not park in the suspended bays.

The works are expected to last until the first week in October. If possible, please avoid the area during this period. Thames Water apologises for any inconvenience.

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Challenge a PCN

Challenge a Penalty Charge

If you have received a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) and you want to make a challenge or representation (appeal), the process you follow depends on what stage the notice has reached.

If a payment is made, the case will be closed and you cannot appeal. By making a payment you are accepting liability. You may not receive a reply to your correspondence.

Before your challenge a PCN (appeal)

You should view the evidence that was collected by the Civil Enforcement Officer (CEO).

When submitting your challenge, please ensure you provide:

PCN number
Vehicle Registration (VRM)
your name and address
supporting evidence i.e. blue badge, payment voucher, medical proof should be attached.

Failure to provide this information may delay the appeals process.

Challenge your Penalty Charge Notice

You can also submit your challenge or representation by post to:

London Borough of Brent (Parking Services),
PO Box 210,
Sheffield, S98 1NE

All timescales begin from the date on which the relevant notice or rejection was served.

What happens next?

Once we receive your challenge the case is put on hold until a full reply has been sent, we will aim to reply to you within 21 days of receiving it.

If you have received another notice from us in the period in-between, please don’t ignore it. Please check the PCN number and follow the process outlined in the letter.

While we do reply to online challenges by email wherever possible, the law does require us to send some responses by post.