Last chance to have say on planned increases to Crawley parking charges

Residents have only a few more days to have their say on proposed changes to charges at Crawley Borough Council’s car parks.
By Karen Dunn, local democracy reporter
Published 21st Jan 2022, 16:18 BST
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If agreed, the changes, which the council intends to make under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, will see an increase in fees at the Town Hall multi-storey, Tilgate Park, the Fisherman’s car park and Orchard Street – surface and multi-storey.

The fees will increase by between 10p and 50p, depending on how long you stay.

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Weekend and evening (6pm to midnight) rates of £2.10 will be introduced at the Town Hall multi-storey and Orchard Street multi-storey

Orchard Street car park. Image: GoogleMapsOrchard Street car park. Image: GoogleMaps
Orchard Street car park. Image: GoogleMaps

Kingsgate car park, in the town centre, which used to be run by NCP, has been bought by the council and will see parking fees range from £1.60 for up to an hour to £7.40 for up to 24 hours.

The evening and weekend rate of £2.10 will also be applied.

No changes are planned to the rates at Crawley Hospital.

Price rises of between £5 and £20 are also planned for the three, six and 12 month parking permits.

To have your say on the proposed changes, contact [email protected] no later than Wednesday (January 26).

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