Parking and bus lane Penalty Charge Notices
Contents
- Pay a parking Penalty Charge Notice (PCN)
- Pay a bus lane Penalty Charge Notice (PCN)
- Pay a moving traffic enforcement Penalty Charge Notice (PCN)
- Appeal a PCN
Pay a moving traffic enforcement Penalty Charge Notice (PCN)
We use automatic number-plate recognition cameras to enforce moving traffic contraventions - currently enforcement takes place in George Street Corby from Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm
Even with a Blue Badge (disabled), vehicles are not permitted to use the prohibited section of this road, during the hours of operation.
Cost
A moving traffic contravention fine is £70, reduced to £35 if paid with 21 days.
Failure to pay within 28 days of the notice being served (2 working days after posting), may lead to further increases in the PCN amount and enforcement action being taken.
Pay
When paying:
- don't pay if you want to appeal because payment is accepting liability. Payment will close the case and no further communication will be considered
- enter each PCN number individually if you are paying more than one charge
- we do not accept payment by instalments, cash or by Visa Electron or American Express
Online
Pay by credit or debit card using our online payments system:
Further guidance
Phone
Call our 24-hour automated line on 0300 373 1022 (option 1).
Post
Please ensure:
- you quote the PCN number on the back of the cheque or postal order
- you allow 2 working days for 1st class post and 5 working days for 2nd class post
- if you would like a receipt, you enclose a stamped addressed envelope
To pay by cheque or postal order, please make payable to North Northamptonshire Council and post to the following address:
North Northamptonshire Council
PO Box 352
Sheffield
S98 1YE
If you have been contacted by an enforcement agent please ensure that payment is made to them. We will not accept payment for any PCNs that have reached this stage.
Bailiff fees are set by the Ministry of Justice. In most cases, the fees are:
- £75 when your case is sent to the bailiff
- £235 if you ignore a letter from bailiffs and they have to visit you
- £110 if they have to take your goods and sell them at auction.
You'll have to pay the bailiff for any action they take against you, such as storing your goods or using a locksmith.
The money raised from enforcement is used to fund the cost of the service. Any surplus raised is used for highway and environmental improvements.
Civil Enforcement Officers do not receive bonuses for the number of the PCNs they issue.
Last updated 16 April 2024