Proud supporters of The City of Edinburgh as the first city to introduce enforcement against pavement parking
We are proud to be supporting The City of Edinburgh (CEC) as the first city to introduce enforcement against pavement parking, double parking and parking over dropped kerbs in Scotland!
The CEC appointed our design consultancy experts Project Centre to conduct a comprehensive road study, focusing on understanding city roads and enforcing parking prohibitions. The study prioritised areas with pavement parking, assessing needs and recommending mitigation measures if needed.
NSL has provided the CEC with Decriminalised Parking Enforcement (DPE) services since 2004. Whilst the Transport (Scotland) Act 2019 legislation has been going through approval. Our dedicated Training Officer has created a council-approved training programme that our Parking Attendants in Edinburgh have completed. The training gives them the expertise to effectively enforce parking contraventions. Aligning with the latest legislation and the Council’s specific guidance.
Since the act was passed in December 2023, our dedicated team of Parking Attendants have issued more than 2,300 warning notices to motorists for parking on the pavement. These warnings signal the upcoming enforcement of pavement prohibitions starting in Edinburgh on Monday 29 January 2024.
We are thrilled to be at the forefront of the new powers going live with The City of Edinburgh. And look forward to continuing to support them through parking enforcement services.
Speak to Marston team to make a payment or discuss your circumstances:
0333 320 1822
Our opening hours are 8 AM to 8 PM Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM on Saturdays.
Contact by post:
It is always quicker and easier to contact us by phone or email. If you do need to send us anything in the post, please send it to:
Marston, PO Box 324, Rossendale, BB4 0GE
To pay by post, send a postal order, cheque or banker’s draft, made payable to ‘Marston’ to the address above. Make sure that you write your name and our reference number on anything you send us and if sending us a payment, on the back of the postal order, cheque or banker’s draft so we know what the payment is for.
If you have received a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) you must follow the instructions on the reverse of the notice which contains full contact details for the applicable enforcing authority.
This service allows you to apply for County Court Judgments to be transferred to the High Court for enforcement.
Writ of delivery instruction form
Our Enforcement Officers are well equipped and experienced in recovering all types of fixed assets whether it be a single car or fleet.
Money judgment enforcement form
We can enforce judgments obtained in the High Court and almost any judgment issued in the County Court.
Commercial forfeiture instruction form
Landlords may instruct us to take peaceful possession of their commercial property.
CRAR enforcement form
Instruct us to recover commercial rent arrears.
Trespasser removal enforcement form
We can handle the process quickly and resolutely. Our dedicated team will attend the scene on receipt of the warrant and effect eviction without delay.
Residential possession enforcement form
Instruct us for evicting residential tenants.
Process serving and tracing instruction form
We specialise in process serving throughout England and Wales. Court and legal documents are served on a same day-basis when required. We also undertake trace enquiries.
Employment Tribunal Enforcement Form
Instruct us to enforce employment tribunal awards. We can apply to the court to register the award as a Judgment.
European Enforcement Order Instruction Form
If you have a Judgment from a Country outside of the Jurisdiction of England and Wales but where the Debtor resides in England and Wales then we can assist you.
If you have received a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) you must follow the instructions on the reverse of the notice which contains full contact details for the applicable enforcing authority.
