Parking Enforcement

Parking Enforcement rules changed on Monday 31 March 2008. The penalty charge is dependent upon the seriousness of the parking contravention - the charges are £50 or £70. Examples of how a charge is determined are listed below:

Parking in a place where it is allowed but staying longer than the parking ticket you have paid for would be a lower charge.
Parking in a place that is prohibited - such as yellow lines, would attract a higher charge.

A parking penalty will be reduced by 50% if the charge is paid within 14 days. If a parking penalty is not paid by the date stated the charge may increase by 50%.

Additional changes to parking enforcement rules are:

Parking penalty charges, in some circumstances, may be sent by post.
Parking enforcement can be used for dangerous parking at pedestrian crossings (obscuring visibility for drivers and pedestrians).

Please contact us for further information - contact details are available to the right of this page (if you would like to request that the parking enforcement team attend a specific location please contact the Parking Enforcement team on 01642 527792).

Have you got a parking ticket? Find out what to next here! The Patrol website explains the process in detail including an explanation of parking contravention codes Patrol website.

To avoid receiving a PCN, it is advisable to always comply with road markings/traffic signs and relevant conditions for use of car parks.

Further advice may be found within the The Highway Code.