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Action against pavement parking

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by ecwlarcombe
From a Government Press release – New local powers to keep pavements clear for those who rely on them most.  Local councils will be given the power to crack down on problem pavement parking.
From:
Department for Transport and Lilian Greenwood MP
Published
8 January 2026
  • keeping pavements clear helps parents with pushchairs, wheelchair users and blind or partially sighted people travel more safely and independently
  • local leaders know their streets best and will intend on being given the power to take action where pavement parking causes the greatest problems locally
  • this locally-led approach supports the government’s drive to make transport and public spaces more accessible, improving safety while recognising local parking needs

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