Council car parks

Please note: Church Lane Car Park E11 is closed until Friday 15 July 2022. 

All of our car parks are permanently open except Hall Lane E4.

Penalties will be given to vehicles that:

• don’t display a valid pay and display ticket
• park without payment of the parking charges
• display an expired pay and display ticket
• park incorrectly within a bay
• park in a disabled person's parking bay without correctly displaying a valid Blue Badge
• park causing an obstruction
• park in a car park when closed

Charges apply Monday to Sunday, 9am to 5pm, except Bank Holidays and public holidays.

Please note that vehicles parked within electric charging bays (and charging) are not required to purchase pay and display tickets.

To report a faulty pay and display machine, please call the Parking Services helpline on 0203 092 0112 and select option 4. 

Bedford Road E17

• up to 1 hour: £1.40
• up to 2 hours: £2.60

Brandon Road E17, Stanley Road E10, High Street E17, Mission Grove E17, Hall Lane E4, Richmond Road E4, Linford Road E17, Church Lane E11

• up to 1 hour: £1.40
• up to 2 hours: £2.60
• up to 3 hours: £3.60

Hall Lane opening times: Monday to Saturday 8am to 8pm; Sunday 10am to 4pm.

Town Hall Car Park E17 and Willow House Car Park E17

• 1 hour: £2.60
• 2 hours: £4.20
• 3 hours: £5.20
• 4 hours: £8

Town Hall operating times are Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm. Parking is free on evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays. Please note the entrance to the Town Hall Car Park is now located on Farnan Avenue E17.  Visitors can park within the marked pay and display 'Visitor Bays' only. 

Willow House operating times are Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm.

• 30 minutes: £1.60
• 1 hour: £2.60

Pay and display machines can be found at:

• Buxton Road, E17
• Carrisbrooke Road, E17
• Coppermill Lane, E17
• Leucha Road, E17
• Maude Road, E17
• Mission Grove, E17
• Pretoria Road, E17

To report a faulty pay and display machine please call  Parking Services on 0203 092 0112 and select option 4.

There are several car parks in the borough that are associated with British Rail, London Underground, housing developments, industrial or housing estates.

Generally, we don't have control over privately-owned car parks and we don't enforce parking regulations on them. All queries about these car parks should be made directly to the owner of the site.