UPDATE ON 12th FEBRUARY, 2021
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Subject: New website — Highways
Date: Fri, 12 Feb 2021 12:19:20 +0000
From: Tony Cooper <Tony.Cooper@eastsuffolk.gov.uk>
East Suffolk Council has completely transformed the way it administers parking services, primarily influenced by newly delegated powers for Civil Parking Enforcement. Please visit www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/parking for information about highway and parking management, and note the services provided such as reporting suspected illegal parking, places to park and how to pay, what to do if a driver receives parking fine, and to request parking management regulations. The web content points out to trusted sources for further information including ‘Know your parking rights’.
Best regards,
Tony
Councillor Tony Cooper | Aldeburgh & Leiston Ward
Assistant Cabinet Member for Planning & Coastal Management
East Suffolk Council
UPDATE ON 25th NOVEMBER, 2020
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At last night's Parish Council Meeting, the issue of problem parking in Snape was discussed — especially around the School and at the entrance to The Glebes. Councillors were reminded that East Suffolk Council is now responsible for parking enforcement and abandoned vehicles
These issues can be reported respectively at
https://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/visitors/parking-services/parking-management-and-civil-parking-enforcement/
https://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/waste/abandoned-vehicles
FIRST PUBLISHED ON 14th JANUARY BY SUFFOLK CONSTABULARY LOCAL POLICING
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Suffolk County Council has announced the roll-out of civil parking enforcement in the County from the 6th of April 2020. From this date, responsibility in this district for the enforcement of parking offences will pass from the Police to East Suffolk Council.
Please follow this link for details.