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Motorists to pay new parking charges in Whitchurch

By Shropshire Live31 August 2011
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New parking charges are to come into force in Whitchurch from Monday 5 September. The new charges will apply seven days a week, from 8am to 6pm.

Motorists to pay new parking charges in Whitchurch

Shropshire Council’s cabinet member for transport, Councillor Simon Jones, said:

“The new charging structures are being introduced in Whitchurch on Monday 5 September and form the final phase of a review across all market towns in Shropshire.

“I know car parking charges are never popular, but I hope people realise we are doing this to be fair across the county – we are providing one hour free for pop and shop parking requirements in Brownlow Street and Newtown Car Parks and it is only a 10 pence charge for two hours. Sherrymill Hill Car Park remains free all day.”

The following charges will apply from Monday 5 September 2011:

Castle Hill Car Park (Pay and Display)
- Up to 1 hour: £0.50.
- Up to 2 hours: £1.00.

Pepper Street Car Park (Pay and Display)
- Up to 1 hour: £0.50.
- Up to 2 hours: £1.00.

Newtown Car Park (Pay and Display)

- Up to 1 hour: Free.
- Up to 2 hours: £0.10.
- Up to 10 hours: £1.80.

Season Ticket
- 1 Month, all hours Season Ticket: £27.00
- 3 Months, all hours Season Ticket: £77.00
- 6 Months, all hours Season Ticket: £144.00
- 12 Months, all hours Season Ticket: £270.00

St John’s Street Car Park (Pay and Display)
- Up to 2 hours: £0.50.
- Up to 10 hours: £1.80.

Brownlow Street (1) Car Park (Pay and Display)
- Up to 1 hour: Free.
- Up to 2 hours: £0.10.
- Up to 10 hours: £1.80.

Sherrymill Hill Car Park
- Up to 24 hours: Free.

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