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Apply for or renew a resident parking permit. Find out how much a permit costs.
The cost of a permit is based on the environmental impact of your vehicle. This is measured differently depending on the year the car was first registered.
Use our 2 step tool to find out what environmental band your vehicle is in and how much a permit will cost:
View the list of all permit bands below.
For vehicles registered after March 2001 that have no CO2 emission data noted on the V5C, your vehicle will automatically be Band 5. Any diesel or petrol vehicle which has 0g/km listed as their emission will also be Band 5 as your emission date is not recorded.
We still need to see the second page of the V5C for long term lease vehicles or company vehicles.
If you do not have a copy of the V5C to upload during the application process, upload a screen shot of your vehicle emission data from the online vehicle enquiry service, which is the only other format we accept.
Drivers renewing or buying new permits for diesel vehicles registered before September 2015, will now have to pay a surcharge of between £5 and £50, depending on the duration of the permit.
Charge Band | CO2 emission (g/km) | Permit charge |
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Band 1 | Less than 1 | £34 |
Band 2 | 1 – 90 | £78 |
Band 3 | 91 – 130 | £125 |
Band 4 | 131 – 190 | £175 |
Band 5 | 191 or more | £300 |
Charge Band | Engine size (cc) | Permit charge |
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Band 6 | 1600 or less | £150 |
Band 7 | 1601 or more | £300 |
Charge type | Amount |
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One-off administration fee for each a new permit application | £36 |
Additional charge per diesel vehicle registered before September 2015 | £50 |
Surcharge for second vehicle at the same address | £50 |
Surcharge for third vehicle at the same address. Note, available for renewals only. | £150 |
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