Business parking permit
Page updated on: 17/07/2026
A business parking permit is issued for a business located in the zone that require customer or business vehicle parking.
- Maximum 1 permit
- £50 per permit
- Proof: A copy of the last non-domestic rates bill
Blue Badge holders no longer need to buy a resident permit to park on their street as displaying a valid Blue Badge is enough.
However, if you regularly travel with friends or family in their cars and will be relying on your blue badge for parking at your destination, we do recommend that you buy a resident permit for your own car to avoid receiving a penalty charge notice for not displaying a valid permit or Blue Badge while you were away from home.
If you change your vehicle and require a new permit, you will need to make a new application along with the relevant proofs and payment. Any replacement permit issued will be valid for 12 months from its issue date. In the case of a change of vehicle you will need to surrender your current permit. The charge is to cover the administration cost involved with producing a replacement permit.
You may apply for a dispensation waiver certificate free of charge. Pending approval of an application this will allow you to park in restricted areas whilst works are being carried out.
Dispensations are only granted for working vans for workers to have constant access to tools & equipment.
You may also apply for a Non-Resident Landlord Permit. You will need to complete an application form and provide a copy of your Council Tax bill showing the property is unoccupied and under construction. You will also need to pay the standard £30 fee.
If you currently have a resident permit, you will need to cancel this permit on MiPermit
To apply for a permit at your new address or to replace a permit please visit MiPermit.
A Residents Parking Permit is issued for Resident motor vehicles (Includes LPG or electric vehicles).
• Maximum 2 permits per household
• £40 per permit. LPG or electric vehicles free.
• Two proofs of residency required and proof that you are entitled to drive the vehicle.
Permit is issued for a specific vehicle. If you have a temporary change of vehicle for a period of not more than one week (i.e. a courtesy car whilst your vehicle is in for repair/service or a hire car) you can use your visitors permit.
LPG or electric vehicle owners will need to supply proof that their vehicle uses LPG or electricity.
