BBC Radio 2 In The Park Preston residents parking zone – all the roads listed, mapped and how to apply

A residents parking zone is being put in place covering dozens of Preston streets close to Moor Park this weekend.

The permits are being issued to stop festival-goers parking on the roads surrounding Moor Park while the BBC Radio 2 In The Park festival is on.

Parking enforcement officers will be out and any car parked without a permit will receive a penalty charge notice.

Here’s all the information you need about whether you need a permit to park over the weekend of Saturday 7 September and Sunday 8 September.

Who needs a permit?

Anyone living within the residents parking zone must apply for a permit

When is it in force?

It runs from 8am to 12midnight on Saturday 7 September and Sunday 8 September

Will roads be closed?

No, all the roads in the residents parking zone will remain open unless part of the official Radio 2 in The Park road closures. See all the road closures.

Do they cost money?

No, it is free to apply for the temporary parking permit.

Why do we need one?

Preston City Council say it’s to stop festival-goers parking in streets near to Moor Park rather than using the designated car parks.

Which roads are affected?

The list below, in A-Z order, are roads within the residents parking zone.

A-F

Ainslie Road, Albatross Street, Albert Road, Alsop Street, Argyll Road, Arkwright Road, Balfour Road, Barlow Street, Basil Street, Bill Shankly Crescent, Blundell Road, Boomford Road, Brackenbury Road, Brackenbury Street, Briery Close, Brookfield Avenue, Brookfield Street, Broomfield Mill Street, Broughton Street, Bullfinch Street, Burrow Road, Butler Place, Buttermere Close, Cam Street, Cambridge Close, Cambridge Court, Cambridge Street, Cambridge Walk, Canute Street, Castleton Street, Castleton Road, Chapman Road, Charncock Fold, Charncock Street, Chatham Place, Church Court, Churchil Drive, Churchil Road, Cleveland Avenue, Clifton Crescent, Clifton Grove, College Court, Coniston Road, Cornthwaite Road, Crofters Green, Dallas Street, Deepdale Road, Derwentwater Place, Dorset Road, Dove Street, East Road, Egbert Street, Eldon Street, Elgin Street, Ellen Court, Ellen Street, Elliot Close, Eliot Street, Elliot Walk, Elmsley Street, English Martyr’s Place, Essex Street, Exe Street, Falcon Street, Fenton Road, Frank Street,

G-M

Garrison Road, Garstang Road, Geneva Road, Goldflinch Street, Gracemere Road, Grasmere Close, Great Hanover Street, Hammond Street, Hardcastle Road, Harewood Road, Havelock Street, Hawkhurst Road, Haysworth Street, Henderson Street, Higher Bank Road, Highfield Avenue, Holme Slack Lane, Holmes Court, Holmbrook Road, Houldsworth Road, Jemmett Street, Kenmure Place, Kent Street, Kingfisher Street, Leicester Road, Linnet Street, Lockhart Road, Lorraine Avenue, Lovat Road, Lower Bank Road, Lowndes Street, Lowthorpe Crescent, Lowthorpe Place, Lowthorpe Road, Lucerne Road, Manor House Crescent, Manor Park, Miles Street, Milner Street, Moor Hall Street, Moor Park Avenue, Muncaster Road

N-S

T-Z

Tees Street, Trafford Street, Ullswater Road, Varley Road, Varley Street, Victoria Road, Watling Street Road, West Road, Willing Young Close, Windermere Road, Wren Street

The map below shows the area covered by the residents parking zone.

Where do I apply?

Go onto the ParkTheCarHere website, fill in the form and select your road from the list.

My road isn’t on the list?

Your property is not within the residents parking zone.

What info do I need to give?

The online form will ask for name, address including post code, email address, phone number, vehicle registration number and a proof of address such as a utility bill or driving licence.

How do I get the permit?

You will be notified if your application is successful and you’ll be able to print off your permit

I don’t have a printer?

You can go to the Harris Library which is temporarily in the ground floor of the Guild Hall in Lancaster Road and they will print the permit for you. Or ask friends/family if they can print it for you.

Where do I display the permit?

Put it so it is clearly visible in the window of your vehicle

Is there a deadline?

The city council had been urging people to register by Tuesday (3 September) but Blog Preston understands you can apply at any point up to when the festival is on and still receive your permit. But the sooner, the better.

I have more than one car…

There’s a two-vehicle limit per household

I have more than two vehicles?

You’ll need to find somewhere else to park your additional vehicles during the festival weekend

What if I don’t apply?

Parking enforcement officers will be out and penalty charge notices will be issued to cars parked without a permit.

Parking tickets are issued by Lancashire County Council and their website has details on the costs and how you could challenge them if given a ticket.

I have carers/home help visiting? How do I make sure they don’t get fined?

You can email [email protected] and they will be issued a permit.

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