Car Parking

Off-street car parks

We own and manage a number of car parks throughout the district.   

Car Parks in Coalville

Car parks in Ashby de la Zouch

Car parks in our villages

Car Parking Review 2024

This year, we’re reviewing our car parking charges.

Thank you to those who responded to our recent survey which gathered views on several proposals and how customers use our car parks.  We are busy analysing the findings which will help form the next steps of the review.  We will communicate further information when it becomes available.

Payment

Our parking machines only accept payment via contactless cards, we stopped taking coin payments in March 2020. Payment can also be made using the PaybyPhone app or calling their phone lines., instructions can be found on the parking machines.

Car parks in the villages are FREE:  small car parks which are free of charge.

All the car parks are governed by the Car Parking Places Orders

Electric vehicle charging pods

We have installed electric vehicle charging points in a number of our car parks to support local residents and visitors and encourage the adoption of electric vehicles.  

All the locations are listed on at zap-map.com. Further details about the charging points can also be found at www.pod-point.com.

Pay & Display charges still apply when using the parking bays. 

Sale of car parks to unlock Coalville regeneration

Three of Coalville's town centre car parks have been sold to Gylo, the owners of the Belvoir Shopping Centre as part of a regeneration deal. These car parks are at Bridge Road, Needhams Walk and North Service Road. The Belvoir shopping centre will directly manage its car park operation through Parking Eye. As these car parks are no longer under the council's ownership, all matters relating to parking at these locations will need to be directed to Parking Eye on 01772 450970.

On-street parking

Leicestershire County Council is the Highway Authority and is responsible for on-street parking. Our Civil Enforcement Officers enforce the restrictions on behalf of the county.

Parking regulations include illegal parking on single and double yellow lines, disabled parking bays, and in bus stops and taxi ranks.

Please be considerate to pedestrians when you park

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