Petition launched against parking charges in Stamford

Monday, 5 February 2024 10:13

South Kesteven District Council is proposing evening and Sunday charges in some Stamford car parks.

A Stamford Town Councillor has launched a petition against the District Council’s plans to charge for evening and Sunday parking in the town. It’s already gained over a thousand signatures. Proposals include a £3 charge for some car parks. Amanda Wheeler says it feels like Stamford is taking the hit for the district:

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