Suspended parking bays are marked out by yellow warning notices which we aim to put up least 5-7 days before the suspension start date.
It’s the responsibility of road users to pay attention to these notices. If you don’t follow parking restrictions you will get a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) and your vehicle will be removed.
If you need to park or place a skip in a restricted parking bay but don't need to reserve a specific area, you can apply for a Parking Suspension.
To store anything other than a domestic vehicle on the highway will require a specific licence.
Company vehicles that are private or un-liveried (without company markings or signs) must display a parking dispensation in order to park within or around the suspended area.
In places where there are no existing parking bays or yellow lines a temporary traffic order may be needed to restrict parking.
The council reserves the right to suspend parking bays and spaces without notice; however we’ll generally only do this in an emergency. In these cases offending vehicles may be moved to the nearest safe location.
Before approving an application, the effects on residents and local businesses will be considered to minimise disruption as far as possible.