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Christmas Parking Arrangements - Late Night Shopping

Throughout November all Middlesbrough Council's car parks (except Zetland closing time 7:30pm) will be open and manned until 8:30pm for Thursday Late Night Shopping. All car parks including Zetland will remain open and manned until 9:30pm on Thursdays in December. The car parks will also stay open until 8:30pm for the last week and a half of Late Night Shopping before Christmas from Monday 15th December until Tuesday 23rd December. Car parks will be open until 7:30pm on Saturday 20th December and until 6:00pm on Sunday 21st and 28th December, Christmas Eve and New Years Eve. Car Parks will be open until 7:30pm on Boxing Day. The car parks will be closed Christmas Day and New Years Day.

As part of the 'Live after Five' initiative there is free parking after 4pm on Thursdays in all Council operated car parks and on Sundays in all Long Stay Car Parks.

Connect Tees Valley - RingGo

Pay by phone parking in Middlesbrough - Monday 2nd June 2008.

The RingGo pay by phone parking system is to be introduced in Middlesbrough Council car parks from Monday 2nd June 2008. Follow this link Connect Tees Valley - RingGo for more information on how to pay by mobile phone.

Civil Parking Enforcement 

Parking in Middlesbrough is enforced in accordance with the Traffic Management Act 2004 Part 6 - Civil parking enforcement. For more information, please follow this link to Parking enforcement and penalty charges.

Middlesbrough Council operates pay and display car parks in the town centre. Our aim is to provide a quality parking service in Middlesbrough that supports the Council’s objectives for the town.

We also enforce yellow line waiting restrictions, on street parking places and Residents Parking Schemes. The Council’s team of Civil Enforcement Officers Parking issue Penalty Charge Notices to motorists who break the rules. The Council is enforcing these restrictions in order to:

  • Improve road safety
  • Reduce congestion
  • Support the local economy
  • Improve access to public transport
  • Reduce commuter parking in residential areas

The money received from Penalty Charge Notices is used to pay for the provision of the parking service and any surplus is reinvested into transport related schemes in Middlesbrough.

 
 

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