Residents' Parking Zones Campaign 2020
This is the home page for our campaign for a fairer settlement for residents when it comes to paying for Residents' Parking Zones.
Our Conservative led Council is short of money and in February decided to introduce charges for residents' permits as follows:

Residents struggle to park when their streets are used as long stay car parks by visitors and commuters.
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£50 first car
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£70 second car
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£100 further cars
The charges were due to start from July for all permit holders, regardless of the expiry date of their current free permit.
The Lib Dems opposed these charges in the council.
A challenge by the local Lib Dems, led by Windsor's Cllr Amy Tisi (Clewer East), to the legality of the way in which these charges were introduced by the council means that local people now won't have to pay for a residents parking permit until their current free permit runs out; however these charges are still being introduced.
This is the second campaign Windsor Liberal Democrats have run on Residents' Parking Zones. Until 2013 residents' parking permits were charged at £20 first car / £40 second car. The previous campaign in 2009-13 led eventually to the free parking permits residents have enjoyed until now.
Changing Residents' Parking Permit rules doesn't only affect people living in RPZs (Residents' Parking Zones). It also has a knock on effect on residents who live close to, but outside, Residents' Zones, as well as commuters, visitors and shoppers in our town.
If you have a view please share it with us.
Join the Campaign:
- Complete our Residents' Parking Zones Survey
- Sign our petition on Residents' Parking Permits
- Download and put up a Window Poster
- Download Window Posters in a range of rainbow colours and pick your favourite!
Page last revised July 2020