Rob Bridgewater said that he registered his car while giving blood at the Mercure Leeds Parkway Hotel in Adel on February 26 and was shocked to receive a £100 parking fine in the post weeks later. Mr Bridgewater appealed the decision to the company that operates the hotel’s car park - Smart Parking - but it was rejected. The company has responded saying that it checked its systems and found there was “no validation” made against Mr Bridgewater’s vehicle.
” His appeal to Smart Parking was rejected so he said that he is now looking at going to the independent appeals body for parking charge notices - POPLA. Mr Bridgewater said: “If my appeal has been rejected it might help to know they have got some negative publicity.” A spokesperson for Smart Parking said: “The car park at Mercure Leeds Parkway Hotel has clear signage throughout advising motorists on how to use the car park.
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