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Disabled Parking Bays: Proposed Maximum Stay 2 Hours
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In order to improve the availability of existing disabled parking bays for more disabled users, a new maximum stay of 2 hours (no return within 1 hour) is proposed. This would generally apply to existing disabled parking bays that are near shopping areas.
Plans showing the existing disabled bays where a maximum stay of 2 hours would apply (with no return within 1 hour) are available on this consultation webpage.
What happens next?
As part of the consultation process, we are now inviting any objections or other representations to these proposals. This consultation closes on Friday 03 October 2025.
If you would like to make any objections or representations, these must be made in writing, specifying the grounds on which they are being made and be submittedusing one of the following options:
Online: Please take the survey below on this page; OR
Post to: Parking Design, 2nd Floor, Lynton House, 255-259 High Road, Ilford, Essex, IG1 1NY
Any objections or representations that are received will be fully considered and reported for a final decision. We will write to you again once the final outcome is known.
In order to improve the availability of existing disabled parking bays for more disabled users, a new maximum stay of 2 hours (no return within 1 hour) is proposed. This would generally apply to existing disabled parking bays that are near shopping areas.
Plans showing the existing disabled bays where a maximum stay of 2 hours would apply (with no return within 1 hour) are available on this consultation webpage.
What happens next?
As part of the consultation process, we are now inviting any objections or other representations to these proposals. This consultation closes on Friday 03 October 2025.
If you would like to make any objections or representations, these must be made in writing, specifying the grounds on which they are being made and be submittedusing one of the following options:
Online: Please take the survey below on this page; OR
Post to: Parking Design, 2nd Floor, Lynton House, 255-259 High Road, Ilford, Essex, IG1 1NY
Any objections or representations that are received will be fully considered and reported for a final decision. We will write to you again once the final outcome is known.
