Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, permits cost the same for motorcycles as they do for cars.

Not at present, however this is something that is been considered.

You can update your details by accessing your Car Parking Partnership (CPP) portal account.

Within 24/48 hrs of making your application.

There is a full application process at the start of each academic year.

The University recognises there will be a bedding in period allowing for applications to be processed.

You can inform security of inconsiderate parking.

If you have permit you can park your car overnight, if you do not have a permit the full tariff will apply.

Payments for permits are mad on a quarterly basis. If you do not require parking on campus you do not have to pay for a quarterly permit, you can pay each time you enter the campus.

You can apply for a permit which will be assessed by the University Occupational Health team.

At peak times it is not always possible to accept minis buses, if however, there is a parking space that can accommodate a minibus the appropriate tariff will apply.  For coaches it is advised that alternative off-site parking should be sought. There is 30 minutes drop off and pick up window for all vehicles arriving on the University campuses.

The University are always looking at suitable locations to improve campus facilities.  Further information will be provided when new projects are confirmed.

Parking revenue will be reinvested in parking technology management cost and infrastructure improvements.

If you live within two miles of the campus and do not fall within any supported criteria your application will not be accepted.

Contact Car Park Partnership (CPP)

The University has a number of EV charging points across its campus locations.  These are currently available to students and staff only.  Details on how to register to use this service, and the costs involved, are on our Electric Vehicle Charging at the University page.