Merton residents and visitors to the borough will now be able to use a cashless parking service for the first time from today (29 October 2014). Motorists no longer have to hunt for change as RingGo offers an alternative to pay and display parking with coins.
Merton Council plans to allow cashless parking payments by the summer.
Merton Council will take no decision on proposed amendments to parking in Raynes Park town centre until the autumn to allow further discussions with local businesses and residents.
There will be free parking in all council-managed car parks across Merton for the four weekends leading up to Christmas. Check out the latest issue of My Merton and the […]
Merton Council is seeking residents’ and business’ views on parking in neighbourhood shopping parades. The council is looking at three key areas for feedback: sufficiency, location and cost for the […]
Merton Council has published the Merton CCTV Enforcement Manual as part of its transparency promise to motorists. The CCTV Enforcement Manual has been published by the council in order to […]
Merton Council has developed a brand new online parking service, making it easier for residents to deal with all of their parking needs. By clicking http://www.merton.gov.uk/parking residents will be able […]
Merton Council launched its own parking charter this week. The charter is a two-way promise between the council and road users, balancing the necessity of enforcing the rules of the […]
Free parking arrives in Merton for Christmas Merton Council is giving a boost to both shoppers and shopkeepers this Christmas by providing free parking. Parking will be free in every […]
Merton Council published its updated parking services policy on its website this week. Following a policy update, the document covers the latest parking legislation, how a penalty charge notice is […]