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Winter Car Parking Charges announced for Torbay

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
October 23, 2015
in Community News
Torbay Parking Services Review

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Torbay Council will be introducing winter parking charges, starting from Monday 2 November 2015.

The changes will remain the same as last year with residents and visitors able to park for up to four hours for £2 or up to 24 hours for £3. These rates will apply in all Torbay Council operated car parks across the Bay.

A number of car parks will also be providing a 50p car parking charge for 30 minutes. These are as follows:

Brixham – Brixham Central

Paignton – Broadsands, Great Western, Roundham, Victoria, and Youngs Park

Torquay – Abbey Park, Brunswick Square, Chilcote Close, Hampton Avenue, Harbour, Lower Union Lane Shoppers, Meadfoot Road, Princes Street, St Marychurch, Town Hall, and Union Square

Reduced winter charges will also apply to on street parking.

One of the aims of this winter promotion is to support Christmas shopping in all the three towns and the winter parking charges will run throughout the festive period and into the New Year.

Executive Lead for Community Services, Councillor Robert Excell, said: “Residents and local business can benefit from these parking prices and I look forward to seeing visitor numbers being boosted in Torquay, Paignton and Brixham before, during and after the festive period.”

For more information on the local parking schemes visit: www.torbay.gov.uk/parking

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