Prince Maurice Road Parking Restrictions

The City of Plymouth is set to implement new parking restrictions on Prince Maurice Road. This amendment is part of the Traffic Regulation Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The proposed changes aim to manage parking more effectively in the area. Residents and interested parties can view the full details of the order on the Plymouth City Council website or request a hard copy by calling 01752 668000. Comments on this proposal can be submitted in writing to the Service Director for Street Services by quoting reference Amd.2026.2137363 by 14 September 2026.

Temporary Restrictions at Plymouth Marine Laboratory

A temporary restriction order will affect Prospect Place from Chichester House carpark to Plymouth Marine Laboratory starting from 7 September 2026 until 25 September 2026. This restriction, necessary for telecoms works, will prohibit parking, waiting, loading, and unloading between 8am and 6pm. For further information, Ground Up Solutions LTD can be contacted at 0161 850 4851.

Off-Street Parking Places Order Amendments

Plymouth City Council has proposed several amendments to off-street parking places across the city. Key changes include:

• Adelaide Street Car Park: Introduction of up to three hours free parking with no return within two hours.
• Alexandra Road Car Park: Revision of free parking hours to apply only between 8am and 6pm.
• East End Square: New pedestrian zone permit parking.
• Francis Place and Francis Street Car Parks: Zone A permit parking introduced.
• Mount Batten Pier and Richmond Walk Car Parks: Overnight motorhome/camper ban from 11pm to 8am.
• Plymstock Broadway Car Park: Merging of short-stay and long-stay provisions with a new monthly session option.
• Strand Street Car Park: Two hours free parking with charges for longer stays.
• The Hoe Promenade: Disabled Person's Parking Badge only with specific charges and time limits.
• Union Place Car Park: Zone P permit parking introduced.

These changes are intended to improve accessibility and manage demand across Plymouth's car parks. Full details are available on the Plymouth City Council website. Comments can be submitted by quoting reference Amd.2026.2137364 by 10 September 2026.

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