Parking charges on campus
Posted on 25 August 2020
This will encourage people to use sustainable modes of transport, such as walking or cycling, avoid car parks becoming full and parking overflowing into local neighbourhoods, and discourage people who don't have a reason for being on campus from parking here.
Monthly deductions from payroll for parking permits will begin again in September. Here's what you need to do:
- If you wish to continue with your annual permit, you don't need to do anything.
- If you would like to change your permit type, or cancel it altogether, you need to:
- Log into the permit system
- Click on My Permits
- Click on the magnifying glass symbol (View summary)
- Click Request Cancellation
- If you cancelled your permit in March or chose not to renew because you started working from home, but you are now going to start working on campus again, you need to apply for a new permit.
If you no longer wish to have an annual permit, you must cancel your permit by Thursday 10 September to avoid payments being taken from your salary.
Other permit options are available if you don’t need to park on campus every day. If you work full-time but work from home for some of the week, you can apply for a part-week permit. If you only park occasionally, you can apply for a flexible use permit which can be purchased in multiples of 5 or 10.
From September, pay and display parking will be charged online to avoid cash transactions. Fines will be issued for dangerous, inappropriate or unpaid parking.