We have six car parks for
residents in Newmarket Town at the following locations:
- All Saints Road
- All Saints Road (Snooker)
- Queen Street
- Friendship House, Granby Street
- Queen Street (Garage Site)
- Granby Street (small)
Please
click here for a location plan.
A car parking space is £350 + VAT per year, subject to
availability. The year runs from 1 October
to 30 September.
A fob or card deposit is also required which is refundable when the
fob/card is returned. The fob is £30 and relates to the All Saints
Road card park; all the remaining sites use cards and the deposit
is £20.
If you apply during this period please contact telephone 01638
719349 and we will happily work out the cost for you.
Please click
here if you would like an application
form.
Conditions of Use
1. The Licence is personal to the person
they are issued too. It is illegal and fraudulent to allow anyone
to use your parking space / fob / card. If you are found to be
misusing your space your licence will be cancelled.
2. If you wish to surrender your car
parking space you must return your card / fob.
3. The licence is specific to one vehicle
registration number. If you change your car at any time your
must inform FHDC of the new registration immediately.
4. Only one space can be allocated per
property.
5. You must be a resident in order to
apply for a parking space.
6. When allocated a space you will be
required to:
- pay the licence fee in full, including deposit
- complete and sign two licences
- supply a copy of your car log book
- display the hang tag on your mirror when parked in the
space.
7. If you lose your card or fob you will
be required to pay another £20 or £30.
8. A hang tag must be displayed when
parked; failure to display could lead to your licence being
cancelled.
9. Your name will be added to a waiting
list if no spaces are available.
If you would like to check availability please contact the Property
Helpdesk.
Telephone: 01638 719349
E-mail:
property-helpdesk@forest-heath.gov.uk
Please note:
This authority is under a duty
to protect the public funds it administers and, to this end, may
use the information you have provided for the prevention and
detection of fraud. It may also share this information with other
bodies responsible for auditing or administering public funds for
these purposes.
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