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Car park permits

We offer parking permits for some of our car parks.

New parking permit system delayed

We have decided to pause the launch of our new parking permit system, while we focus on responding to the coronavirus outbreak. Please visit our new parking permit system page for more information.

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

To help prevent the spread of coronavirus and keep our customers and staff safe, we will no longer be issuing parking permits or visitor permits - please continue to use your existing annual permits even if they have expired.

We will also no longer be issuing any penalty charge notices (PCNs).

We would ask everyone to be considerate of others when parking and to make sure that emergency service vehicles are able to get access to all roads.

Please visit our Coronavirus (COVID-19) page for more information about how the pandemic is affecting our services.

Charges for annual permits

	Type of permit
Car park	Monday - Friday	Monday - Saturday	Monday - Sunday
High Street multi-storey car park (levels three and four)	£864	£1035	Not available
Parsons Barracks car park	£1200	£1440	Not available
Peabody Road car park	£840	£1000	Not available
Pinehurst multi-storey car park	£960	Not available	Not available

Apply for a car park permit

To apply for and buy a car park permit. please visit our online parking permits system:

You can fill in the application and pay. We will then send your permit to you.

If you live in the town centre and would like to apply for a daily parking permit, please email our parking permits team using the contact details on this page.

Renewing your permit

If you provided an email address when you applied for your permit, we will email you a reminder letter one month before your renewal is due.

If you did not provide an email address, we will send you a reminder letter.

This letter will give details of how to renew your permit online using our online parking permits system:

Parking permits - terms and conditions

For details of our terms and conditions for parking permits, please see our pdf icon Terms and conditions for parking permits [61kb] document.

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