Parking controls have been introduced in the following areas west of the city centre: - Belmont, Cranstonhill, Kelvingrove, Park, Sandyford, Spiersgate, Woodlands and Woodside.
Parking Controls – West of Glasgow city centreParking controls have been in place since Summer 2005 in the following areas west of the city centre: - Belmont, Cranstonhill, Kelvingrove, Park, Sandyford, Spiersgate, Woodlands and Woodside.On 1 August 2007, these parking controls were amended.Click for details of amended controls in each area:
And the new parking control schemes – Hamilton Drive area (BL) which extends the existing Belmont zone, and Napiershall (NH)
Location Plan of the area covered by the amended parking controls
Frequently Asked QuestionsWho can purchase a resident parking permit?A resident of a dwelling built or created by subdivision prior to 1 January 2000 who is the registered keeper of a vehicle registered at that address. Where on-road capacity allows, residents of dwellings created by the conversion of a building constructed prior to 1 January 2000 may also be eligible to purchase permits.How many residents parking permits per household?The number of resident parking permits per household is not restricted, except those in multiple occupation, as we recognise that some households require the use of more than 1 vehicle. A separate permit will be required for each vehicle. Can I get a residents permit for relatives?No. Not unless they reside at that address and have their car registered there. However, residents and hotel proprietors will be able to purchase visitor permits for their guests.Who can purchase a business parking permits?Any business located within one of the above mentioned zones can apply for a permit for that zone only. The permits are transferable between vehicles.How many business parking permits per business?There is no limit on the number of business parking permits for which a business may apply. However, the total number of business permits issued will be limited to ensure priority parking for residents. This may mean that not all applications for business permits will be successfulHow much will a Business parking permit cost?The permits cost £700 per annum each.Business Permit application form (West of City Centre) PDF 122kWhat about disabled person’s badge holders?Vehicles displaying a disabled person’s badge can park in any parking bay, free of charge and without limit of time.For further details of the parking controls in specific zones, use the appropriate links above.
ApplicationResidents Parking Permit Application (PDF 30k)Business Permit application form (West of City Centre only) PDF 122kGuidance notes - City Centre (PDF 60k)Guidance notes - Hillhead (PDF 57k)Guidance notes - Garnethill (PDF 58k)Guidance notes - Western and Necropolis (PDF 58k)Further InformationLand and Environmental Services Parking Unit48 Albion StreetGlasgowG1 1ZEPhone: 0141 287 4040E-mail: lsparking@glasgow.gov.uk