Challenge a Cardiff Council PCN

Cardiff Council enforces parking across the Welsh capital. From St Mary Street to Cardiff Bay, we analyse your ticket and draft a professional appeal.

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Cardiff Council Enforcement Details

Appeal Address Cardiff Council, Parking Services, County Hall, Atlantic Wharf, Cardiff, CF10 4UW
Appeal Deadline 28 days (14 days for discounted payment)
Penalty Amount £70 (£35 if paid within 14 days)
Second-Stage Tribunal Traffic Penalty Tribunal
Online Portal Cardiff Council Appeal Portal →

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Cardiff Parking Ticket Hotspots

Cardiff Council frequently issues tickets in these locations. If you received a PCN on one of these streets, you're not alone.

Queen Street

St Mary Street

The Hayes

Churchill Way

Castle Street

Bute Terrace

Common Cardiff PCN Issues

City Centre Restrictions

Queen Street and St Mary Street have complex pedestrian zone timings. Many drivers are caught during restricted hours.

Cardiff Bay Parking

Mermaid Quay and the Barrage have strict time limits. Evening and weekend restrictions catch visitors.

Match Day Enforcement

Principality Stadium events trigger enhanced enforcement. Temporary restrictions are often poorly signed.

Hospital Visitor Parking

University Hospital of Wales has strict ANPR monitoring. Appointment overruns lead to tickets.

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Cardiff Parking Ticket FAQ

Where do I send a Cardiff Council PCN appeal?

Send appeals to: Cardiff Council, Parking Services, County Hall, Atlantic Wharf, Cardiff, CF10 4UW. Or appeal online. PCN-Beater drafts and posts your appeal for £6.99.

How long do I have to appeal a Cardiff parking ticket?

You have 28 days to appeal. Pay within 14 days to get the 50% discount. The appeal process pauses the discount deadline.

What tribunal handles Cardiff parking appeals?

Cardiff uses the Traffic Penalty Tribunal (TPT), the same as English councils. Appeals are free and can be done online, by post, or in person.

Are Cardiff bus lane fines different from parking tickets?

Bus lane PCNs are separate but follow similar procedures. They are typically £70 (£35 early payment). Camera positioning and signage are common appeal grounds.

Do I have to pay NCP tickets at Cardiff car parks?

NCP is a private operator, not Cardiff Council. Private tickets go to POPLA or IAS for appeals, not the tribunal. Different rules apply.

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