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A call has been made for on-street pay and display charges to be scrapped in Lisburn City Centre.
Deputy Mayor Jenny Palmer called for the move in an attempt to “help retailers and customers” as Northern Ireland eases out of lockdown.
The UUP councillor said that “willy-nilly” controlled parking zones were only implemented in Lisburn, Newry and Belfast, adding that it was “unfair” that other areas in Northern Ireland did not incur the tariffs.
On-street parking charges and parking and bus lane enforcement were suspended on March 24 last year due to Covid-19 before resuming at the end of June.
In Lisburn, 20p gets a motorist 15 minutes of parking in the city centre with two hours costing £1.60.