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Unfortunately, I'd say that wilsodg has it about right. All the talk of a single offence is misleading: there are (rare) circumstances where it may be treated as such, but if the cameras are on different roads, or the same camera was passed more than once, it isn't a single offence.
By all means talk to a specialist motoring lawyer (not a run of the mill high street solicitor) who may be able to construct a defence, or bargain a better outcome, but unless someone is willing to cooperate (highly unlikely) the best outcome will probably be to be offered a Speed Awareness Course for the first ticket (thus no points) and FPN's attracting 3 points each for the remaining 3 incidents.
By all means talk to a specialist motoring lawyer (not a run of the mill high street solicitor) who may be able to construct a defence, or bargain a better outcome, but unless someone is willing to cooperate (highly unlikely) the best outcome will probably be to be offered a Speed Awareness Course for the first ticket (thus no points) and FPN's attracting 3 points each for the remaining 3 incidents.