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Proposed Traffic Regulation Order: The Kent County Council (Various Roads Borough of Tunbridge Wells)(Waiting Restrictions and Street Parking Places)(Consolidation)Order 2024 (Amendment No.18) Order 2026
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Consultation has concluded
Proposed Changes to Parking Restrictions – Have Your Say
Kent County Council is proposing changes to parking restrictions on two roads in Tunbridge Wells: Dudley Road and York Road. These changes are designed to better manage on‑street parking and support access for residents, visitors, and local businesses.
What’s being proposed?
On the following road sections, new parking rules would be introduced:
Dudley Road (South Side)
Between London Road and Mount Pleasant Road
Limited Waiting: Mon–Sat, 9am–3pm – You can park for up to 1 hour, with no return within 4 hours.
Permit Holders Only (Zone C): Mon–Sat, 8am–9am and 3pm–8pm
York Road (North Side)
Between London Road and Mount Pleasant Road
Limited Waiting: Mon–Sat, 9am–3pm – You can park for up to 1 hour, with no return within 4 hours.
Permit Holders Only (Zone C): Mon–Sat, 8am–9am and 3pm–8pm
These changes aim to make parking fairer and more accessible by balancing the needs of short‑stay visitors and local residents.
Why are these changes being proposed?
Kent County Council, as the local traffic authority, is proposing these updates to improve the management of kerbside parking in the area and better meet the needs of the community.
Where can I view the full details?
From 26 February 2026, you can view:
The full proposal
A map of the affected areas
All related documents
Or in person at: The Amelia Scott, Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1AW
Documents will remain available until 23 March 2026.
How to comment
You can support or object to the proposals.
If you object, your comments must explain how the changes would affect traffic in the area for the objection to be valid.
Submit comments by 12 noon on Monday 23 March 2026:
Online:
Via the form below.
By post:
The Parking Manager Parking Services Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1RS
Proposed Changes to Parking Restrictions – Have Your Say
Kent County Council is proposing changes to parking restrictions on two roads in Tunbridge Wells: Dudley Road and York Road. These changes are designed to better manage on‑street parking and support access for residents, visitors, and local businesses.
What’s being proposed?
On the following road sections, new parking rules would be introduced:
Dudley Road (South Side)
Between London Road and Mount Pleasant Road
Limited Waiting: Mon–Sat, 9am–3pm – You can park for up to 1 hour, with no return within 4 hours.
Permit Holders Only (Zone C): Mon–Sat, 8am–9am and 3pm–8pm
York Road (North Side)
Between London Road and Mount Pleasant Road
Limited Waiting: Mon–Sat, 9am–3pm – You can park for up to 1 hour, with no return within 4 hours.
Permit Holders Only (Zone C): Mon–Sat, 8am–9am and 3pm–8pm
These changes aim to make parking fairer and more accessible by balancing the needs of short‑stay visitors and local residents.
Why are these changes being proposed?
Kent County Council, as the local traffic authority, is proposing these updates to improve the management of kerbside parking in the area and better meet the needs of the community.
Where can I view the full details?
From 26 February 2026, you can view:
The full proposal
A map of the affected areas
All related documents
Or in person at: The Amelia Scott, Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1AW
Documents will remain available until 23 March 2026.
How to comment
You can support or object to the proposals.
If you object, your comments must explain how the changes would affect traffic in the area for the objection to be valid.
Submit comments by 12 noon on Monday 23 March 2026:
Online:
Via the form below.
By post:
The Parking Manager Parking Services Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1RS
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