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Parking Annual Report 2022 to 2023

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  • Parking Annual Report 2022 to 2023
    • 1. Parking objectives and strategies
    • 2. Electric Vehicles
    • 3. Blue Badges and Concessionary Travel
    • 4. Design and implementation of our parking schemes
    • 5. Parking Enforcement
    • 6. Suspensions
    • 7. Challenges, representations, and appeals.
    • 8. Bus lanes, bus gates, and CCTV
    • 9. Car parks
    • 10. Permits
    • 11. Our customer mission
    • 12. Financial information
    • 13. Where our income goes

Table showing the income by source from 2020 to 2023

Income by source 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23
On-Street Parking Charges £7,108,666 £11,583,900 £12,385,117
Parking Permit Income £8,743,901 £11,054,778 £11,924,051
Penalty Charge Notices (inclusive of bad debt provision) – includes on-street, bus lane & CCTV enforcement £4,268,051 £8,416,604 £8,372,372
Covid funding from central government £5,136,520 £460,055 £0
Other Income £74,615 £149,354 £123,587
Total £25,331,753 £31,664,691 £32,805,127
Percentage change -7.76% 25% 3.60%

Table showing the costs of enforcement 2020 to 2023  

Direct cost of Civil Parking Enforcement 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23
Enforcement £4,501,734 £5,108,365 £5,587,632
Admin, appeals, debt recovery & maintenance £3,258,156 £4,014,366 £5,489,224
Scheme review / new schemes £1,150,022 £1,239,732 £1,506,395
Capital Charges £1,267,822 £734,931 £704,021
Total £10,177,734 £11,097,394 £13,287,272
Percentage change -7.16% 9.04% 19.73%

Table showing the costs of enforcement 2020 to 2023

  2020/21 2021/22 2022/23
Surplus after direct Costs £15,154,019 £20,567,296 £19,517,855
Percentage change -8.16% 35.72% -5.10%
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