NEW parking measures, including longer periods of free parking, have been introduced in Ilkley. The changes were proposed as part of the consultation on the Ilkley Parking Review Phase Two and include an increase from half an hour free parking to an hours free parking in the town centre, and an increase in on-street parking to at least three hours and in some places four hours.
Bradford Council says the changes will help support businesses in the reopening after lockdown. Improvements to parking in Ilkley are being put in place today and tomorrow in time for the weekend. The Council will contact local businesses about the renewal of their business permits, and as previously announced, the proposed charges will be waived for another year so they will incur a basic admin fee of £10 a permit.
Bradford Council makes changes to parking in Ilkley
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