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Payments unavailable on Sunday 9 November, 10am to 2pm

Due to essential maintenance on our payment systems, you will not be able make any payments online or by phone on Sunday 9 November between 10am to 2pm.

This means you won’t be able to pay for things like council tax, rent or parking penalty charge notices (PCNs) through our website or using our automated payment line (020 7527 8000). 

If you need to make a payment, please do it before or after this time. We are very sorry if this affects you.

 

 

Parking

Apply for free visitor vouchers as a new parent

All new parents living in Islington can apply for 40 hours of free visitor vouchers so that family and friends can park near your home.

All new parents living in Islington can apply for 40 hours of free visitor vouchers so that family and friends can park near your home. We send free parent visitor vouchers to you in the post after you have applied and have been approved.

Vehicles with one of these visitor vouchers can park in:

  • any resident permit holder bay or resident shared-use bay
  • for the amount of time and within the zone it is valid for. You can check your parking zone by typing your postcode into our 'Your local area' search. 

How to apply

You can apply for these paper vouchers online from three months before the birth and up to three months after the birth.

You need to upload a photo of either:

  • a MAT B1 form – if you apply using this document the name of the person applying for the vouchers must match the name on the MAT B1
  • your baby’s birth or adoption certificate.

You should register for a parking account if you haven't already got one.

Apply now

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