Charges at all six major Nottingham car parks run by the city council will go up from May 2. As part of recently approved budget proposals to fill a £32.2m black hole in 2023/24, the authority said it would be reviewing tariffs across its car parking facilities.
The review came alongside other changes, including the axing of 110 full-time equivalent job posts and a five percent council tax rise. The new car parking tariffs have now been announced, showing increases at all six sites across a range of times.
The increases range from as little as 20p up to as much as £2, depending on the duration. New charges will be introduced across the council’s multi-storey facilities including Trinity Square Car Park, the Lace Market Car Park and Broad Marsh Car Park, as well as street-level car parks including Curzon Street Car Park, Nottingham Castle Car Park and Sneinton Car Park.
