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Lancing Beach Green car park accredited for Park Mark and Park Access
Awards highlight unwavering commitment to providing safe, secure, and accessible parking facilities for all users.
Private Parking Sector Single Code of Practice published
New single Code will raise standards and deliver greater transparency and consistency for the benefit of motorists.
BPA becomes a signatory of the Armed Forces Covenant
Commitment follows formation of BPA Veterans in Parking Group in 2023
Access all areas as BPA accreditation is awarded to Paisley Centre Car Park
Paisley Centre Car Park shares pride at receiving prestigious Park Access accreditation
General Election Manifestos: Summarised
A brief summary of the transport policies featured in the manifestos that have been released this past week.
Care Park UK recognised with top car park safety award
Airport Parking company recognised for safety and cleanliness of its facility with prestigious Park Mark® award
Park Mark Plus awarded to Q-Park Park Lane Car Park in Central London.
Q-Park Ltd has once again demonstrated the highest standards across its parking operations
Jubilation as five Canary Wharf Management Ltd car parks retain Park Mark awards
The parking facilities at the Canary Wharf estate in London have once again demonstrated the highest standards across its parking operations.
BPA and IPC Take Lead – Private Parking Sector Single Code of Practice
The BPA (British Parking Association) and the IPC (International Parking Community) have today announced a private parking sector single Code of Practice to be used across the entire private parking sector. The new single Code will raise standards and deliver greater transparency and consistency for the benefit of motorists.
Green light for Ludlow Road car park as it achieves Park Mark accreditation
Green Parking Ltd has once again demonstrated the highest standards across its parking operations
Government green lights nuisance driving
In response to the statement and guidance issued on the 17th of March for Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and the Plan For Drivers, Isaac Occhipinti from the BPA commented:
Parking Industry Responds
In response to the increasing number of social media posts from people blatantly and proudly violating parking regulations, including the video from Luke Desmaris which featured in an article in the Daily Mail (16/03/2024), Isaac Occhipinti from the BPA said: