Dover District Council's Cabinet has agreed a recommendation to freeze parking charges across the district for the next financial year - the decision will cap charges at existing levels for the year ahead for all the Council's on and off-street parking.
Cllr Nigel Collor, DDC Cabinet Member for Access and Property Management, said: "We are very pleased to confirm that Cabinet has agreed to freeze parking charges in the district for 2015/16. This will be the third year running that on and off-street charges have been frozen.
"DDC continues to not charge on Sundays in the majority of our car parks, and we have a number of free car parks. We are also keeping the charging period from 9am-5pm, and maintain the 'Ringo' parking scheme, allowing people to pay from their mobiles. Parking charges in Dover District remain amongst the lowest in East Kent."
DDC Cabinet agrees to freeze parking charges
Monday, 19 January 2015
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