Comments

News

Car parking charges back in the spotlight

Friday, 27 November 2009


Controversial parking charges for car parks in the county come back under the spotlight next week.
Following consultation with members of the public, members of Pembrokeshire County Council’s cabinet are expected to determine the charges for all-year-round car parks on Monday.
For Narberth’s Town Moor car park, it is being proposed that charges be up to two hours 40p, up to four hours 50p and daily £1.
Other car parks involved are South Quay, Pembroke, Gordon Street and Lower Meyrick Street in Pembroke Dock, and the multi-storey car park in Tenby. There the charges for levels one, two and three will be £1 daily.
The charges are intended to come into force as soon as practicable during 2010, as regulations permit.
Car parking charges will apply between the hours of 9 am and 5.30 pm daily.




Bookmark and Share

Comments on this news item:

Be the first to comment using the form below.

Add your comment:

Submit your comment below :
Your Name (required) :
Your Email*(required) :
Your Location (required) :
Your Comment (required) :
Maximum Number of characters for this text box is 400.

You have 400 characters remaining for your description...

I agree to the terms and conditions and comment rules (required) :
The Tenby Observer may not publish all comments.
Your comments may be published on any Tindle Newspaper Ltd. media.
*Your email address will not be displayed.


Enter the code as it is shown below (required):

Adverts

Main Links

Poll

Various plans for Tenby are being discussed at the moment. What facility would you most want to see in the town in the near future?

Skate park
New cinema + Gatehouse development
Low water landing stage
New replacement for De Valence


Poll History

Adverts

feature selected image

Advert

RSS

Deliver the news to your desktop

Mobile

Browse our site on the go

Digital or
Printed

Subscribe to our newspaper

Archives

Search though the archives

Photos

Buy photos online

Social Bookmarks

Add news to your social networking page