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Free car parking in the lead up to Christmas

By Carol Harris Battle Town Council

Wednesday, 17 November 2021

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RESIDENTS and visitors to Battle will be able to park for free in the off-street car parks on selected days in the lead up to Christmas.

In support of local businesses and events, Rother District Council will again be waiving parking charges in its off-street pay and display car parks on three Saturdays during the festive season.

In Battle, car park charges will be suspended all day on November 27, and December 4 and 11.

Car park charges will also be waived in Battle between 5pm and 7pm on Thursday, December 9 for the late-night Christmas shopping event.

Cllr Christine Bayliss, portfolio holder for Economic Development and Regeneration at Rother District Council, said: “The last year and a half has been extremely challenging for our local high streets and independent businesses and it is important we support them as much as possible during the busy Christmas period.

“We hope that by offering free parking on the Saturdays before Christmas and on the late-night shopping evening, residents and visitors will be encouraged to shop locally, supporting our communities and helping the local economy.”

Signage will be displayed in the off-street car parks confirming the dates when visitors can park for free.

Parking regulations, including time limits on spaces, will still apply and anyone not complying will still be liable for the standard charge.

For more information visit www.rother.gov.uk/carparks

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Carol Harris

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