Parking

Online Parking Services

As part of our common sense approach to parking it is now easier to renew your resident permit, buy visitor vouchers or a permission to park notice by using our new online services. Simply follow the Parking Forms link under Related Information.

 

Parking in Turnmill Street, EC1

All parking spaces in Turnmill Street EC1 close to Farringdon Station have been removed until 2012. This is to facilitate Network Rail redevelopment work at Farringdon Station as part of the Thameslink upgrade programme. The development works will allow more capacity at the station as well as facilitate the new Crossrail services when they are launched. The works are being carried out by Network Rail.

Parking provision in the surrounding streets remains unchanged. For information about where you can park follow the link to Park Up under Useful Websites.

If you have any further questions please contact the Network Rail National Helpline on 08457 11 41 41.

 

Common Sense Parking in Islington

There are more cars than parking spaces on our roads and every council has to try and tackle the problems that this causes.

Islington, like many other London borough, is made up of areas where parking is prioritised for residents and local businesses called controlled parking zones (CPZs).

CPZs reduce commuter parking to help local residents and their visitors park near their homes. Spaces are allocated for business parking and there are over 3,000 pay and display parking spaces for short-term parking.

We maintain and enforce Islington's CPZs and deliver services in line with the council’s key parking objectives:

• ensure our roads are safe
• enable traffic to flow freely
• give residents and local businesses priority over commuters
• provide parking for disabled people and health care workers
• ensure that the parking rules are enforced using common sense

A copy of our common sense parking charter can be downloaded at the link below.

In addition to keeping Islington moving, the revenue generated from all parking charges is spent on road safety schemes, road safety training in schools and concessionary fares, such as the freedom pass and the London taxi-card scheme, which benefit elderly and disabled residents.

 

Where to Park in Islington

For a map showing where you can park safely and legally in Islington click the Park-Up link on the right or follow the link to Interactive Maps.

 

Contact Parking Services

You can call Contact Islington for all parking enquiries, Monday to Friday 8am - 6pm on 020 7527 2000. You can also call this number to make permit enquiries and query or pay a penalty charge notice.

If you would like to appeal a parking ticket please follow the instructions on the How to Appeal a Parking Ticket page using the link in the left-hand menu. Appeals not made in this way could result in delays that mean your ticket will escalate.

If you would like to make a general enquiry about parking please email parking.services@islington.gov.uk.

If you would like to make a complaint about the Parking Service please email parking.complaints@islington.gov.uk.

 

Parking Advocate

The role of the parking advocate is to consult with residents, businesses and borough users about parking policy in Islington.

The advocate is available to meet with residents’ groups or business forums. If you would like to arrange a meeting, please email parking.advocate@islington.gov.uk.