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Parking charges to rise across Liverpool city centre from next month
Overview
Liverpool City Council has confirmed that parking charges across all council-owned car parks and spaces in the city centre will increase by an average of 4% starting 1 November. The changes follow a commercial review and are intended to support the council's financial sustainability, generating an estimated additional £1.4m. In the inner city centre, half-hour parking will increase to £2.40 and one hour will rise to £4.60, while outer zone charges will also see modest increases.
Key points
- Parking charges in Liverpool city centre will rise by an average of 4% from 1 November.
- The price increases apply to all council-owned car parks and spaces, following a commercial review conducted between April and autumn.
- In the inner parking zone, half-hour parking will increase by 10p to £2.40, and one hour will rise to £4.60.
- Outer zone parking for 30 minutes will increase by 10p to £1.90, with one- and two-hour stays rising by 20p.
- The council expects the measures to generate an additional £1.4m to support service delivery and financial sustainability.