National parks and other scenic areas in Wales have been experiencing problems caused by vehicles blocking access for emergency services, as well as littering and the lack of toilet facilities. The Welsh national parks closed in March as part of coronavirus lockdown measures. Walkers and hikers... continue
The postponement of Clean Air Zones (CAZs) due to Covid-19 offers local authorities an opportunity to consider alternative ways of improving air quality, says Natalie Chapman of Logistics UK. The first three CAZ schemes were due to... continue
Motorway service areas recovered rapidly once lockdown provisions were relaxed on 4 July, data released by parking operator GroupNexus indicates. Service area visits surpassed pre-lockdown figures from the same period four months ago, showing an increase of 4.46%,... continue
Consideration of appeals against parking charge notices issued on private land will resume from 1 August, nearly four months after it introduced an automatic adjournment process due to... continue
Tim Pryor has joined parking technology developer Solutionlabs as its brand and marketing consultant. In his new role, Pryor will oversee the brand and marketing strategy for... continue
The British Parking Association (BPA) has decided to extend the terms of office of its president John McArdle... continue
The journey out of the nationwide lockdown imposed in March is proving to be one that progresses in fits and starts. The easing...
Eight local authorities from across England and Wales will be competing for the top honours in the PATROL Parking Annual Reports by Councils Awards, or PARC... continue
The coronavirus pandemic has stalled economic activity and upended... continue
COVID-19 has brought into sharp relief our relationship with the automobile, the way we travel... continue
In recent years poor air quality has become a matter of public concern, in particular the negative health impacts of high levels of nitrogen... continue
Many sectors have been hard-hit in the last few months as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As businesses... continue
Parking technology suppliers took part in a virtual competition by the British Parking Association (BPA). The V-Innovate competition was run to fill the gap left by the Parkex... continue
Data in the new National Travel Survey offer a final snapshot of pre... continue
The Better Towns Roadmap consortium has launched an interactive roadmap to help to ‘transform’ towns across the UK. The consortium is a collaboration between HLM Architects,... continue
A new report shows large unmet demand for cycling from ethnic minority and disadvantaged groups. Cycling for Everyone, by Sustrans and Arup, highlights inequalities within cycling... continue
A possible cash crunch for the bus industry in Wales was averted this week with the Welsh Government’s announcement of £10m to fund increased service levels while passenger numbers remain depressed by Covid-19. The Government also pledged to make an announcement of further funding next... continue
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NHS parking was big news... for a day
The possible ending of free parking at hospitals for NHS staff in England became the subject of a political row that made...