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With Suffolk going into Tier 4 this Saturday, West Suffolk Council is reintroducing measures to help residents stay at home.
While the Council will continue its Civil Parking Enforcement to discourage dangerous and wrongful parking so that fire engines, bin lorries and other vehicles are not impeded, it will allow all residential permit holders in Bury St Edmunds and Haverhill to use its nearby off-street car parks at no extra charge. This does not include Angel Hill or The Buttermarket in Bury St Edmunds nor any other on-street car parking and permits must be displayed. This measure will be in place until the Tier 4 restrictions for the area are lifted.