We're committed to fair and clear pricing. Your parking permit fee has two main factors. These factors help manage parking demand and encourage cleaner air in our community.
Vehicle emissions
The first factor is how much carbon dioxide (CO2)your vehicle emits.
If your car has lower CO2 emissions, such as electric or newer models, your permit fee will be less.
If your car has higher CO2 emissions, such as older models, your permit fee will be higher.
You can find out the CO2 emissions of your vehicle at Vehicle Certification Agency. Details of your vehicle's CO2 emissions can also be found in your V5C log book.
How many parking permits you have
The second factor focuses on demand and fairness in our community. The more parking permits you register for at your property, the more each new permit costs.
Our parking permit fees
Electric vehicles
1st vehicle
£45
2nd vehicle
£95
3rd vehicle
£145
4th vehicle (and more)
£195
Non Diesel vehicles up to 150g/km
1st vehicle
£70
2nd vehicle
£120
3rd vehicle
£170
4th vehicle (and more)
£220
Non Diesel vehicles between 151g/km up to 185g/km
1st vehicle
£85
2nd vehicle
£135
3rd vehicle
£185
4th vehicle (and more)
£235
Non Diesel vehicles between 186g/km up to 225g/km
1st vehicle
£100
2nd vehicle
£150
3rd vehicle
£200
4th vehicle (and more)
£250
Non Diesel vehicles over 226g/km
1st vehicle
£115
2nd vehicle
£165
3rd vehicle
£215
4th vehicle (and more)
£265
Diesel vehicles up to 150g/km
1st vehicle
£85
2nd vehicle
£135
3rd vehicle
£185
4th vehicle (and more)
£235
Diesel vehicles between 151g/km up to 185g/km
1st vehicle
£100
2nd vehicle
£150
3rd vehicle
£200
4th vehicle (and more)
£250
Diesel vehicles between 186g/km up to 225g/km
1st vehicle
£115
2nd vehicle
£165
3rd vehicle
£215
4th vehicle (and more)
£265
Diesel vehicles over 226g/km
1st vehicle
£130
2nd vehicle
£180
3rd vehicle
£230
4th vehicle (and more)
£280
Where your parking permit fees go
Your parking permit fee plays a vital role in our community. We use that money to manage and maintain our Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs).
It includes keeping up the physical infrastructure, such as road markings and signs. This makes your parking system fair and organised. It also frees up local funds for important community services.
We are always looking at ways to improve. A big part of our efforts to improve our online experience is personalising your experience so you see the things that matter most to you.
Let us know what you want to see added on your online account by answering a few questions.