New proposals for parking in the City of London are out for statutory consultation. They include changes to weekday and Saturday parking. Sunday will remain unchanged.
Closes 2 DECEMBER 2026.
SUMMARY
Following the consultation in the summer, the City of London’s Planning and Transportation Committee have agree proposals to change on-street parking controls and charges, shaped by the feedback we received from you.The formal statutory Traffic Management Order (TMO) consultation on these porposed changes is now live and will run until 2 December 2026.
OVERVIEW OF PROPOSALS
Parking controls extended: From May 2027, parking charges and singe yellow line restrictions will apply 7 a to 8pm, Monday to Saturday.Hourly tariffs will apply throughout this time, except on Saturdays form 1.30pm to 8 pm when a flate rate equivalent to one hour parking will apply.
No parking controls on Sundays: Ther are no charges to the current arrangement on Sundays. Parking will be free of charge and signgle yellow line restrictions will not apply.
The proposals represent the first update to the City’s Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) in 17 years and respond to changing travel patters and feedback received during a wide-ranging consultation over the summer.
RESIDENTS’ SEASON TICKETS REDUCED
To support residents, the cost of resident season tickets n the City’s public car parks will be reduced by 25% to £600 per year form April 2027.Barbican residens are no longer eligible to apply for new resdient season tickets in the City Corporation’s public car parks. This refelcts the substantial residential parking provision availble within the barbican Estate and would ensure spaces remain availbale for others.
These changes to season tickets to not form part of the statutory consultation.
Details on how to have your say can be found here
