Group Nexus (CP Plus) parking charges

Group Nexus, which also trades as CP Plus, runs camera-enforced parking at motorway services (including Moto sites), retail stores and countryside car parks. It usually gives a free period and sends a charge to the keeper when the camera-recorded stay runs over. Appeals go to the operator first and then to POPLA.

How to appeal a Group Nexus (CP Plus) charge

1. Appeal to Group Nexus (CP Plus) within 28 days of the notice. Paying within 14 days usually gets a discount, so decide early.
2. If it rejects your appeal, it must give you a verification code for POPLA, because Group Nexus (CP Plus) is a member of the BPA.
3. Appeal to POPLA. It's free for drivers. See our POPLA guide.

We name operators factually and have no link to Group Nexus (CP Plus). Its own site is www.groupnexus.co.uk.