Parking ticket debt collection
Haringey Council is procuring multiple agencies to collect parking ticket debt, aiming to mitigate risks and improve recovery rates.
Haringey Council is currently procuring multiple enforcement agencies to collect outstanding parking ticket debt, a decision approved by Councillor Seema Chandwani, Cabinet Member for Resident Services & Tackling Inequality, in March 2026. This move aims to mitigate risks and improve recovery rates for the approximately 70,000 Penalty Charge Notices issued annually.
The council stated that relying on a single provider, CDER Group, for debt recovery poses an unacceptable risk, as any disruption could halt collections. The new approach will diversify the collection process by appointing several agencies to handle the recovery of unpaid fines for parking violations.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is procuring multiple enforcement agencies for parking ticket debt. Source
- Councillor Seema Chandwani approved the decision in March 2026. Source
- Haringey Council issues approximately 70,000 Penalty Charge Notices annually. Source
- The council's current system relies on a single provider, CDER Group. Source
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