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Newport City Council is following and implementing best practice regarding coronavirus as advised by the government and Public Health Wales.
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Newport City Council took over the majority of on-street parking enforcement from Gwent Police on 1 July 2019.
Download the Civil Parking Enforcement handbook (pdf) for further information.
Download Civil Parking Enforcement FAQs (pdf)
There are no changes to parking regulations as set out in the Highway Code.
Read about parking provision in Newport
A team of civil enforcement officers employed by the council patrols the city and is ble to enforce all parking related restrictions on the public highway if a vehicle is parked unlawfully, including:
Parking tickets (or penalty charge notices) are issued by the civil enforcement officers rather than the police.
Civil enforcement officers do not have targets to issue a set number of parking tickets.
Newport City Council does not intend to introduce vehicle clamping or removal at this stage.
Other traffic restrictions continue to be enforced by Gwent Police, including moving traffic offences, dangerous parking etc.
Although we are unable to respond immediately, we will use any information to plan future patrols
Read about parking fines (penalty charge notices) and how to pay or appeal.
There is no change to Newport resident parking schemes because of civil parking enforcement.
Civil parking enforcement does not change the rules for parking for blue badge holders, who can still receive a parking ticket for certain parking contraventions, please refer to the guidance booklet issued with your blue badge for details.
Read about disabled parking in Newport
Civil Parking Enforcement Privacy Notice (pdf)
Civil Parking Enforcement Use of Body Cameras Privacy Notice (pdf)
TRA99367 15/03/2019