Residential parking permits

You can only have a residential parking space on roads with a scheme in place.

The aim is to allow residents to be able to park near their property.

Roads with residential parking schemes:

  • The Strand

  • Australian Terrace
  • Edward Street
  • Jenkin Street
  • Cheltenham Terrace
  • Suffolk Street
  • South Place street
  • Free School Court
  • Sunnyside Road
  • Cae Dre Street
  • Numbers 16 and 18 Park Street

  • Alfred Street
  • Castle Street
  • Cross Street
  • Goodwin Street
  • Meadow Street
  • Plasnewydd Street
  • Queen Street
  • River Street
  • Tabor Place
  • Temple Street

  • Mackworth Road
  • Wellfield Avenue
A line of cars parked next to terraced housing.

If you are a relative of a person who needs significant levels of care and support due to illness or age, or your Company provides car to a resident who lives in a zone where residential parking is in force, the Resident can apply for a permit to park in the residents parking bays in their street.

Residents who have visitors who normally live outside the Bridgend County Borough Council area who will be staying at their property for at least 3 days can use one of these parking permits to park in a residents parking bay while they are here.

Waivers are issued to builders and tradespeople who need access to load/unload vehicle in restricted areas or residents parking zones for work purposes.

Parking permits are free for existing permit zones and £20 for all new schemes, the aim is to allow residents to be able to park near their property.

There are still options available to you even if your parking charge case has been passed on to a Bailiff (Enforcement Agents).

Terms and conditions for resident parking permits in Bridgend County Borough.

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