Fixed penalty offer

If the actual speed travelled is not stated on the ticket in the relevant box is it still a valid document.?

Recently I was given a fixed penalty because when I pulled away from a set of traffic lights I let the clutch out too quick and my motorbike front wheel came off the ground by about 1 to 2 feet. I lowered the throttle and put it back down straight away. Police saw and issued a ticket to me.
However, when I surrendered my licence I noticed that the Officer had not put any of his details on the FPN.
I questioned the tickets validity and received a phone call today from the processing department telling me that it still stands.
Is this FPN valid?
As a consumer, if I make a mistake on any forms I fill in then I am still to blame for not reading the requested info properly. Does this not account for the police also.

i was caught speeding at 43mph in a 30 zone and was given a fixed penalty notice of £60 and 3 points to be paid within 28 days of notice however the date of notice is 03 07 11 does this mean i can legaly wait untill next year to pay this yours thankfully

my speeding fixed penalty notice given to me at the time of speeding has several mistakes on it what do i do about this.
Mistake 1. wrong birth date written in
mistake 2. wrong post code
mistake 3. says he saw my licence and he didnot as i did not have it with me.
Spoke to officer later that evening and he is writting an amendment on the back of his copy is this the correct way.
thanks

What evidence can I demand to ask them to send me (under the Freedom of Information Act?) in order that the validity of their actions relative to the NIP being issued can be verified.(The original NIP was sent to the car owner who wasn't the actual driver at the time. The owner told them that I was the actual driver which inevitably led them to send me a revised NIP which I have received approx 1 month after the alleged offence!)(I presume the 14 day rule does/does not apply when a NIP form has to be re-sent to the actual driver?)
(I presume that by asking for detailed technical information about the camera exact location,calibration certificate etc they will be having to do a lot of 'back-up' research to prosecute/persecute me further! and they might not bother?
For your information, the location was approx 30 miles away from my home and this is the first time I have received a ticket in over 40 years.I have a clean license, and I am a pensioner. Please point me in the right direction.Thank you for any help you can give.

failing to comply with the direction indicated by a green arrow traffic signal
Your road traffic offence question: the offence code is 025a which is incorrect is there anyway i can challenge that on the basis of technicality (wrong information)

Accused of using a mobile whilst driving. Tommorow's date has been put on ticket were do i stand legally

the police authority in question- due to an admin error- did not send me a Notice of Conditional Offer and have now issued a Court Summons as time is running out- they have suggested that if I plead guilty before the trial, then the Court may treat it in the same way as a fixed penalty notice- my question is can they do this as they have not served the correct documents on me in time and have admitted as much- thanks for any advice.. (I admitted the offence on the original form but refused their offer of a 4 hour discussion on why I should not speed...)

I was issued with a fixed penalty notice last night for doing 44.97 in a 30 limit. I have noticed this morning that the time of offence on the notice is wrong. It was an hour earlier than it actually happened. Would you advise contesting in court or just cutting my losses and paying?
regards

I was given a speeding ticket for excess speed on 11-04-10.
Upon re-reading the ticket I noticed that the officer had written my incorrect date of birth on the ticket despite being told the date twice and having the details on the screen on his dashboard.
As grounds for challenging this ticket does this constitute a worthwhile endeavour?
Appreciate your advice.