Parking on Campus or at Halls

You must have a valid parking permit to park at the University. Failure to do so will incur a parking charge notice of £75.

1. Determine if you meet our eligibility criteria before applying for a permit.

2. Apply for the appropriate parking permit.

3. Understand where to park your vehicle and the restrictions that apply.

4. Be aware of our parking policies, regulations, penalty notices and information on keeping you vehicle secure.

Criteria

Apply for a student permit

Campus car parks

The University has a number of car parks spread across each of its campuses.

Please note that staff parking permits are not valid in car park 5 (Visitors car park), where separate parking arrangements apply.

Campus Parking Maps  ❯

Disabled parking

There are dedicated disabled parking bays in every University car park.

Accessible Parking Maps  ❯

Parking regulations

Parking at the University is subject to the Parking Regulations. Anyone infringing the regulations is likely to incur a parking charge notice of £75.

Parking Regulations  ❯

Parking charge notice - appeals

The procedure for appealing a Parking Charge Notice is outlined on the reverse of the Notice. You should in the first instance contact Total Parking Solutions.

Keeping your vehicle secure

Vehicle crime rates on campus are comparable to the rest of the Thames Valley area. You can reduce the risk of your vehicle being broken into by following these simple steps:

  • Always lock your vehicle.
  • Never leave any items on display.
  • Remove all valuable items from your vehicle.
  • Remove the fascia from any radio/stereo equipment.
  • Remove all Sat Nav Equipment, including the holder.
  • Do not leave your vehicle on campus overnight.
  • Always use any security devices fitted to your car.