The University of Bolton has bought 1,000 bicycles for students to use when the campus reopens in September. The Student Bike Loan Scheme will enable anyone who wants to commute to and from the University by bicycle to do so. It is one of a range of measures being implemented by the University of... continue
The International Parking Community (IPC) has launched two... continue
Cashless parking provider RingGo has launched a shop-based payment option in collaboration with PayPoint. The... continue
Payments company Planet is to acquire 3C Payment, which provides businesses... continue
A British parking consultancy will be taking part in a US policy development programme. Parking Perspectives has been included on the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments’ Transportation Land-Use Connections Technical Assistance Program. The programme has allocated $850,000... continue
Smart Parking will be enforcing parking at KFC drive-thru sites across the UK and Ireland. The company will be using automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology to ensure the drive-thru car parks are being used fairly by genuine KFC customers. Alongside its proprietary ANPR solution, the... continue
Q-Park has issued a warning about companies falsely offering investment opportunities in the parking company’s name. The companies go by the names of Saran Investments SA and Cimovelpark. Q-Park said is not associated with either of these companies and that they do not represent the company... continue
Dan Cambridge has joined international payment gateway NMI as sales director with responsibility for business development in the UK... continue
McCue Corporation, a provider of safety barriers and damage prevention solutions, has acquired Banner Stakes, a supplier in temporary safety and hazard communication barriers. The move adds a range of much in-demand temporary barriers to McCue’s range of protective items for the... continue
Transport for London (TfL) has awarded a debt management and enforcement contract to Bristow & Sutor. Bristow & Sutor has been collecting unpaid penalty charge notices (PCNs) at warrant stage for all road charging schemes and all traffic enforcement contraventions. Winning the debt... continue
Many households with an electric vehicle already have a second EV or are considering getting one in the near future. However, this ‘clustering’ will place further load on the local electricity network. Charging an EV at home is equivalent to an extra house in terms of electricity... continue
There are almost 18,000 electric vehicle chargepoints... continue
Councils in England have new powers to use CCTV to issue penalty charge notices (PCNs) to drivers who park or load illegally in cycle lanes, putting cyclists at risk of a serious accident. Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions (England) General (Amendment) Regulations 2020, which came into... continue
Charges for on-street pay & display parking have resumed in Edinburgh. City of Edinburgh Council suspended the enforcement of pay & display spaces in March to protect workers and help key workers to make essential journeys. In line with the Scottish Government’s phased approach to... continue
Pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and cinemas will reopen on Saturday 4 July in what is the biggest easing of lockdown restrictions in... continue
The five-mile limit for leisure travel in Scotland will be lifted for the majority of the country under... continue
The requirement to stay local in Wales will be lifted from Monday 6 July, First Minister Mark Drakeford has... continue
Relaxations to coronavirus restrictions in Northern Ireland that are due to take effect over the coming days have been ratified by the NI Executive. The executive has agreed that the use of face coverings on public transport will be mandatory from Friday 10 July. Guidance and exemptions will be... continue
Activity at English airports will gradually start increasing following the UK government’s decision to revise its quarantine... continue
Current restrictions on group sizes will be lifted to... continue
The Government has announced £500m of support for English councils and a package of measures to mitigate the impact of... continue
People from two separate households will be able to join... continue
Shopping centre operator Intu Properties collapsed into administration after it failed to secure an agreement with its lenders. The company has debts of more than £4.5bn and was unable to persuade lenders to grant a standstill on debt repayments before a Friday night deadline on 26 June. The... continue
A major incident was declared after thousands of people... continue
Nearly a third of workers never want to return to the office, a survey... continue
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