Parking enforcement

All Blue Badge applications must be made online using the green button below.

If you're unable to use the online form due to your disability, please call 01582 510372 for an alternative application method.

The online form has been designed to enable applications to be submitted with supporting documents. Please make sure you upload all relevant documents as this may delay your application process.

If you're unable to upload your documents, you can still submit your application and send your documents via email to [email protected].

Applications for a Blue Badge can take up to 12 weeks to process due to high volumes. Please make sure you apply as soon as possible before the expiry of your current badge.

This online form is also designed to be compatible with all devices, and will allow you to take pictures of your documents in order to upload them at the time of applying.

All applications are assessed using the guidance issued to us by the Department for Transport. A copy of the applications guidance can be found here.

If your application for a Blue Badge is refused, you'll receive information explaining why that decision has been made. You'll then have the right to request a review of that decision in 2 stages.

If your application remains refused after the second review stage, you may contact the Local Government Ombudsman (LGO) to request a review of our handling of your application.

Blue Badges cannot be renewed. You must apply for a new one every three years, using either the online or paper application process.

What you will need to provide:

• details of your current Blue Badge (if you have one)
• a digital or signed photo (colour, passport style)accepted)
• your National Insurance number
• proof of identification
• proof of residency

If you think a Blue Badge we've issued is being misused, please report it. Try to give as many details as possible from the badge on display:

• name
• serial number
• expiry date
• the vehicle it is being used in (such as make, colour and registration number)

We'll investigate and take action if we can prove the badge is being misused.

Please contact:

General enquiries - parking shop (Blue Badge)
The Parking Shop
Town Hall
Luton
LU1 2BQ
T: 01582 547272
E: [email protected]

1. Disabled persons parking bays can legally be provided on the public highway for disabled persons who have serious difficulties in walking.
   
2. Any person wishing to apply for a bay should be the holder of a current disabled persons badge, be in receipt of the higher rate mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance and shall usually be the driver of the vehicle needing space. Any exception to this should be stated in writing and accompanying this application.
   
3. A council officer will assess the highway conditions and carry out informed local consultations before proceeding. The application will be assessed and processed, subject to sufficient funding being available for the legally necessary traffic regulation order (TRO).
   
4. The head of engineering and transportation will promote a formal TRO to control the way the bay is used. This will involve an advertisement in the local press. Anyone objecting to the bay can put forward their views, which have to be considered by an authorised council committee.
   
5. If the committee uphold the objections then the bay will not be marked out. If the objections are overruled the TRO will be formally made and the bay will then be marked out on the road. In considering objections it may be necessary for the committee to hold a site meeting to consider any problems.
   
6. Once a TRO is in place, a regulatory sign or post will be installed and the use of the bay will be restricted to Blue Badge holders only. Parking attendants can then legally enforce these bays and may issue penalty charge notices to vehicles not displaying a valid Blue Badge whilst parked in the bay.
   
7. It should be noted that the applicant will not have exclusive rights to the parking bay. Anyone holding a valid Blue Badge may park in the bay and cannot be moved on by parking attendants.
   
8. It is the duty of the applicant to inform the head of engineering and transportation of any changes in their circumstances.
   
9. Please make sure that you've completed the whole form before sending it. Errors and/or omissions may result in delays in processing your application.

An Volker Highways officer will visit the property to take measurements. If your application is approved, they will email to you a written quotation detailing the total cost and details of payment methods.

Our appointed contractor will carry out the construction of the crossover. No works shall be carried out within the confines of the highway by the applicant or any agent acting for the applicant.

The kerbs will be replaced with three low kerb units and a tapered kerb at each side, unless agreed otherwise with the householder. All new applications will be constructed in tarmac for the full width of the footpath. An extension may be constructed to match the existing crossover, or in tarmac.

Yes, there are restrictions on a classified highway (A or B roads). Planning permission is usually required for which there is a further charge. For further information contact Planning on 01582 546317. Also see our terms and conditions below.

More information regarding refusals can be found using the link below:
What can I do if my planning application is refused

No. You can find contractors online.

If you live in a council property or have purchased it from the council, you will need our permission before you can park on your front garden.

If you are an existing council tenant, you will need to pay half the construction cost of dropped kerb.  However, you will need to arrange for the hard standing to be constructed which will be entirely at your own cost.

If you have bought your property, you will be charged for the 'permission letter' and need to finance all of the work yourself.

In either case, you should not be parking on the front garden until the work has been completed.

We have also provided parking bays around many of the low rise and high rise flats for the use of housing residents and their visitors. However, please be aware that the council will remove any vehicle from these bays if it is untaxed or appears to be abandoned.

If you require long term parking for your vehicle, we do rent garages. Please contact the Business Support team on 01582 546656  to check for availability and waiting times for your area.

Please note: all new applications have been suspended.

Dropped kerbs for vehicle crossovers can be requested by residents at a cost. The purpose of a vehicle crossover is for you to be able to cross the highway or footway to gain access to your property.

The service provided by the council relates only to vehicle crossovers and not dropped kerbs for pedestrian access.

Only contractors appointed by the council are allowed to carry out construction work associated with crossovers.

Under Section 184 of the Highways Act 1980 it is an offence to drive a vehicle across a footway or verge where there is no proper vehicle crossover. It also allows for the highway authority to arrange for a vehicle crossover to be constructed on footways. A Footway is defined as a pedestrian route adjacent to a road.

The term footway does not include independent pedestrian routes, such routes are called footpaths. The Highway Authority can not authorise vehicle use on a footpath.

If you drive over the Footway or verge without a crossover, damage may be caused to the surface, the kerb, and any pipes and cables hidden underneath. You could be liable for the entire repair costs and any claims for compensation resulting from the damage.

Planning permission is not usually required for residential properties, but will be if the proposed crossover falls within the below criteria:

• Classified road, the property involved has the frontage directly on to a classified road (A, B or C road).
• Listed building, the property involved is a listed building.
• Grass verges, if there is a loss of, or change of use of, public open space. For example, grass verges within the footway.
• Hard standings (driveways), if you are changing the use of the front of your property to a new hard standing (driveway) that is larger than five wquare meters or extending your hard standing to more than five square meters.

Please also note that any hard standing greater than five square meters will need to be constructed using permeable materials to allow for drainage.

If it appears that your property comes within one of the above classifications and planning permission is required, please contact Luton Council’s planning office on 01582 546317 or [email protected].

There is a charge for submitting an application requesting planning permission.

The crossing itself is part of the public highway. From the date that the crossing is completed, Luton Council will assume responsibility for its maintenance at no cost to the occupier, apart from any damage caused by illegal use by heavy vehicles for example.

The following is a list of conditions relevant to the construction and the use of a domestic vehicle crossing after it has been completed.

A domestic vehicle crossing may only be used by a private light goods or similar vehicle. It may not be used by commercial type vans, heavy goods vehicles or mechanical equipment.

If a delivery, such as a skip, is made into the property, and the delivery damages the crossing, any repairs will be the responsibility of the occupier.

The width of a standard single crossing is 4.5 metres at the kerbline. Generally, applications involving only a single width crossing per property will be considered. However, in some cases a wider (up to 7.2 metres) crossing may be acceptable if it adds to the overall highway safety of the access arrangements.

The council will consider such applications provided the applicant shows how a wider crossing will add to the safety of the access arrangement. Crossings wider than a double width crossing may not be permitted.

The general rule is that the more points on the highway where vehicles turn, the more potential for traffic conflict there is.

Therefore, applications for two crossovers to a single property, or a second crossover or access point where one already exists, will not normally be approved for domestic dwellings unless there is strong evidence that it will add significantly to highway safety.

For such applications to be considered, the applicant will need to show:

• How a second crossover or access point will add to the safety of the access arrangement.
• Why such added safety cannot be achieved from a single crossover or access point, or by improving or repositioning an existing one.

Your application will not be approved unless you are able to provide a suitable parking area within your property. To comply with our Luton Local Plan, your parking area must be a minimum of 4.9 metres in length by 2.4 metres in width.

We have the right to convert the crossover back to its original state if we see a vehicle overhanging the footway. The crossing itself may not be used for parking, as this would still be considered as illegal parking on a footway.

The normal standard finish to crossings is blacktop (commonly known as tarmac) however alternative materials may be used in conservation areas. This will be decided by the council when you apply for an estimate.

Where applicants have removed more of the wall or fence running along the boundary, than is required by the size of the crossing, it should be understood that an item of street furniture, for example lamp post, telegraph pole, traffic sign, may be erected at any time in the footway outside the area of a crossing, even though this may obstruct an area where there is no wall or similar feature.

The slope of a driveway or parking space must not be steeper than 1 in 10 (10 percent). Gradients steeper than this can cause serious problems when entering or leaving the property.

If your garden is steeper than 1 in 10 your application will only be approved if you commit to constructing a retaining wall to ensure that the driveway or parking space is no steeper than 1 in 10. The crossover will only be constructed after you have built the retaining wall.

The position of the proposed access must be at least 10 metres from a road junction otherwise your application will normally be refused. This is necessary unless your access is from a cul-de-sac.

Your proposed crossover will be refused if it affects the operation of a pedestrian crossing, for example, within the zigzag lines of the crossing, as this would endanger pedestrians using the crossing.

If there is a parking bay or lay-by at the proposed access point this will normally result in your application being refused.

Your application will be refused if the position of the proposed access causes, or is likely to cause, any other highway safety hazard.

You must be able to see pedestrians and vehicles well enough when you drive out of the driveway so that you do not cause danger either to yourself or other people using the road and or footway.

Your application will be refused until the obstacle is relocated.

If the proposed position of the access is obstructed by a road sign, lamp post, parking furniture, or utility apparatus etc, the location should be altered to avoid the obstacle.

If this is not feasible, the council will determine whether or not it is feasible or desirable for the item to be removed or relocated and the cost will be passed onto the applicant.

If a statutory authority is required to carry out work by relocating,. for example, a telecoms box or cabinet, telegraph pole. any charges for such work will be the responsibility of the applicant. It is the responsibility of the applicant to contact the utility company.

Where an application affects any trees, hedges, flowerbeds and or large grassed areas Highway Maintenance Services will seek the comments of the council’s Parks and Planning units.

If the construction of the crossover will rest within two metres of a tree canopy, we will pass the information to the council's arboricultural officer.

Even though an application satisfies the highway criteria, the application may still be refused if it is considered that the construction of the crossover would be detrimental to the environment, particularly if it involves the removal any ancient hedgerow, mature trees or other landscaping feature that is considered valuable to the area.

In respect of an application that is approved but which affects any landscape features, the cost of removing and replanting of any tree, shrub or other landscape feature or using alternative construction materials sympathetic to the surroundings will be charged to the applicant.

The provisions of the Highways Act 1980 Section 184, which allows for the highway authority to arrange for a vehicle crossover to be constructed on your behalf, applies only to public footway and the applicant’s property.

In the event that any of the land needed for access is neither highway land nor owned by the applicant, the applicant will be required to obtain the necessary permissions from the relevant owner to permanently drive over the private land for the purposes of parking within their own property and provide evidence that such permission has been granted.

Other advice

Applicants are given the following additional advice concerning the construction and use of a domestic vehicle crossing.

• You should provide drainage to any hard standing within your property. It is unlawful to allow surface water to discharge on the highway.
• You should construct your hard standing from bound material so as to prevent any loose material from being carried out onto the highway, for example, pea shingle.
• When constructing your hard standing, you should also make sure there is a retaining edge adjacent to the crossover. The Hard standing should be constructed to our agreed level.
• You should gain consent from any affected third parties prior to applying for a crossover.
• Gates fitted across the vehicle entrance to your property may in no circumstances open outwards across the footway or carriageway. In some instances gates may need to be set back to allow a vehicle to park in front whilst the gates are being opened.
• The purpose of the above advice is to reduce the likelihood of the council having to take future enforcement action under any relevant section of the Highway Act 1980.

An initial charge will be made to assess the application, if the application is agreed this will result in an estimate for the works.

If the estimate is accepted, full payment will be required before the works can start. On some occasions the provision of a new or extension to a crossover will require us to upgrade the adjacent Highway.

This will result in additional costs that will need to be met by the applicant.

Download these dropped kerb Ts & Cs in a PDF.

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Beech Hill car park
243 Dunstable Road
Luton
LU4 8BW

Beech Hill location map

Number of spaces

11

Prices

Monday to Sunday 8am to 6pm: maximum stay 2 hours

• Up to 30 min - £1
• Up to 1 hour - £1.50
• Up to 2 hours - £3

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802294

Additional information

• Disabled spots
• Height restrictions: 2.30m
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Birch Link car park
Leagrave Road
Luton
LU4 8JE

Birch Link location map

Number of spaces

12

Prices

Monday to Sunday 8am to 6pm: maximum stay 2 hours

• Up to 30 min - £1
• Up to 1 hour - £1.50
• Up to 2 hours - £3
• Free before 8am and after 6pm

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802295

Additional information

• Disabled spots
• No height restrictions
• Lit
• Not covered

Address and postcode

Bramingham Road car park
Bramingham Road
Luton
LU3 2SR

Bramingham Road location map

Number of spaces

25

Prices

• Up to 3 hours - free
• Over 3 hours - £15
• Free before 9am and after 5pm

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 803611

Additional information

• Disabled spots - 0
• Height restrictions: 1.9m
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Brunswick Street car park
Brunswick Street
Luton
LU2 0DG

Brunswick Street location map

Number of spaces

11

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1
• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 4 hours - £2
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• Up to 2 hours - £0.90
• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Weekly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £20
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £70
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £150
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £550

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802296

Additional information

• CCTV
• Height restrictions: 2m
• Partially lit
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Bute Street Shoppers
Church Street
Luton
LU1 2NQ

Bute Street car park location map

Number of spaces

240

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1
• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 3 hours - £2
• Up to 4 hours - £2.50
• Up to 5 hours - £3.50
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• Location id: 802298

Additional information

• Disabled spots
• Motorcycle spots
• CCTV
• Height restrictions: 2m
• lit
• Not covered

Address and postcode

Chapel Viaduct parking
8 Stuart Street
Luton
LU1 5FA

Chapel Street Viaduct car park 1 location map

Number of spaces

57

Prices

Monday to Friday maximum stay 4 hours

Please note: Monday to Friday this is a private car park

• Quarterly-reserved (Mon to Fri) - £270
• Annual-reserved (Mon to Fri) - £850

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1.20
• Up to 2 hours - £1.80
• Up to 3 hours - £2.50
• Up to 4 hours - £3.40
• Up to 5 hours - £4.20

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802299

Additional information

• CCTV
• lit
• Partially covered - part of car pat is under the bridge (height restriction is 11'9")

Address and postcode

Chapel Viaduct parking
8 Stuart Street
Luton
LU1 5FA

Chapel Street Viaduct car park 2 location map

Number of spaces

40

Prices

Monday to Friday maximum stay 4 hours

Please note: Monday to Friday this is a private car park

• Quarterly-reserved (Mon to Fri) - £270
• Annual-reserved (Mon to Fri) - £850

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1.20
• Up to 2 hours - £1.80
• Up to 3 hours - £2.50
• Up to 4 hours - £3.40
• Up to 5 hours - £4.20

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802300

Additional information

• CCTV
• lit
• Height restriction is 11'9"
• Partially covered - part of car park is under the bridge
• Open to public only on Saturday and Sundays, and public holidays

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Crawley Road
Luton
LU1 1HT

Crawley Road location map

Number of spaces

165

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1
• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 3 hours - £2
• Up to 4 hours - £2.50
• Up to 5 hours - £3.50
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Weekly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £25
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £85
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £250
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £1,000

Annual fixed day permit

• Annual fixed day permit (any 2 days per week) - £477
• Annual fixed day permit (any 3 days per week) - £715
• Annual fixed day permit (any 4 days per week) - £954

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802301

Additional information

• Disabled spaces
• CCTV
• lit
• Not covered
• Height restrictions: 2m

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Hitchin Road car park
Hitchin road
Luton
LU2 0EL

Hitchin Road location map

Number of spaces

60

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 4 hours - £2
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Weekly-unreserved - (Mon-Sat) - £20
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £70
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £150
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £550

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802302

Additional information

• Height restrictions: 1.90m
• Lit
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Mostyn Road car park
Mostyn Road
Luton
LU3 2RF

Mostyn Road map location

Number of spaces

33

Prices

Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £0.50
• Up to 2 hours - £1
• Up to 4 hours - £1.50
• All day - £4

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1,50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Annual-unreserved (Residents Zone S only) - £64.80
• Weekly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £20
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £70
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £150
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £550

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802303

Additional information

• Disabled spaces
• Height restrictions: 2.05m
• Lit
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Round Green car park
Ramridge Road
Luton
LU2 0TQ

Number of spaces

19

Prices

Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £0.50
• Up to 2 hours - £1
• Up to 4 hours - £1.30

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Annual-unreserved (residents only) £64.80

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id:802304

Additional information

• Height restrictions: 2m
• Lit
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

South Road car park
South Road
Luton
LU1 3AL

South Road location map

Number of spaces

51

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1
• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 3 hours - £2
• Up to 4 hours - £2.50
• Up to 5 hours - £3.50
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Weekly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £25
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £85
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £250
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £840

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802305

Additional information

• Disabled spaces
• CCTV
• Height restrictions: 2m
• Lit
• Not covered

Address and postcode

Sundon Park Road car park
Sundon Park Road
Luton
LU3 3AL

Sundon Park Road location map

Number of spaces

75

Prices

Monday to Sundays 9am to 5pm

• Up to 3 hours - free
• Over 3 hours - £15
• Free before 9am and after 5pm

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id:803612

Additional information

• Disabled spaces - 5
• Height restrictions: 1.8m
• Not covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Vicarage Street car park
Vicarage Street
Luton
LU1 3HZ

Vicarage Street location map

Number of spaces

218

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1
• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 3 hours - £2
• Up to 4 hours - £2.50
• Up to 5 hours - £3.50
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Weekly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £25
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £85
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £250
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £1,000
• Unreserved permit - Autumn Term (11 weeks) - £230
• Unreserved permit - Winter Term (11 weeks) - £230
• Unreserved permit - Summer Term (8 weeks) - £170
• Unreserved permit - Academic year (39 weeks) - £730

Annual fixed day permit

• Annual fixed day permit (any 2 days per week) - £477
• Annual fixed day permit (any 3 days per week) - £715
• Annual fixed day permit (any 4 days per week) - £954

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id:802306

Additional information

• Disabled spaces
• Electric car charging
• CCTV
• Height restrictions: 2.05m
• Lit
• Partially covered

Please note: overnight charges now apply

Address and postcode

Wenlock Street car park
Wenlock Street
Luton
LU2 0NN

Wenlock Street location map

Number of spaces

53

Prices

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

• Up to 1 hour - £1
• Up to 2 hours - £1.50
• Up to 4 hours - £2
• All day - £5.50

Saturdays 8am to 6pm

• Up to 2 hours - £0.90
• All day - £2.50

Sundays/bank holidays 8am to 6pm

• All day - £1.50

Monday to Sunday 6pm to 8am: overnight charge applies

• From 6pm to 8am - £1

Unreserved

• Weekly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £20
• Monthly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £70
• Quarterly-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £150
• Annual-unreserved (Mon-Sat) - £550

Payment options

• Pay by phone: paybyphone
• SMS:
• T: 01582 851 141
• Location id: 802307

Additional information

• CCTV
• Height restrictions: 2.05m
• Lit
• Not covered