Catmose car park will be closed from 4pm on 18 December until further notice - we apologise for any inconvenience
Free parking over the festive period
You can park for two hours free of charge in all Council run car parks until 31 December 2020:
- normal parking charges apply after 2 hours
- all on-street parking restrictions and resident's parking schemes stay the same
Changes to parking services during the pandemic
Parking services are offering the same services as before the pandemic, with these exceptions:
- as our offices are closed, you cannot visit in person for any parking related service - you can email enquiries@rutland.gov.uk or call 01572 722577 instead. For Penalty Charge Notices, you need to follow the instructions on the back of the Notice
- as part of our COVID-19 response, you cannot pay by cash at the pay and display machines - the machines are now cashless, taking contactless card payments only. This is a permanent change
- we are working in a COVID-19 responsive and compliant way - this means you may experience a delay when using parking services due to resource levels and prioritisation
Abusive behaviour, including vexatious communications, towards our parking staff will not be tolerated and will be referred to our legal department or police if appropriate
Ketton – various roads
We have consulted and are now in the process of making the order for the new restrictions in Ketton. Although the time of the consultation has ended, if you need more information or wish to comment further, please email parkingconsultation@rutland.gov.uk
Oakham (West)
We are intending to mark new double yellows as indicated in this document, namely on Braunston Road with its junctions with Willoughby Gardens and West Road and a small part of Cold Overton Road. There are some changes to permit eligibility also relating to Cold Overton Road, Park Lane and Barelythorpe Road.
Although consultation has ended, should you need to comment further, email: parkingconsultation@rutland.gov.uk
Rutland Water Area
The verge ban around Rutland Water is no longer in force following a decision made by the Highways & Transport Working Group.
