Dickerage Lane and adjoining roads parking management

Closes 22 Dec 2024

Opened 21 Nov 2024

Overview

Our vision is to create a cleaner, greener Kingston and our streets play a major role in this plan. We want everyone to feel our streets are spaces where they can breathe clean air, walk safely and feel connected to the local community.

We would like to seek your views on the introduction of a controlled parking management scheme in your road, such as a Parking Permit Area or a Controlled Parking Zone.

This proposal has been carefully developed, with the aim of balancing the requirements of residents with the need to ensure safe and efficient streets for all users.  The proposal covers the following roads:

Dickerage Lane / Warwick Road / Stafford Road / Lincoln Road

Map showing the roads included in the consulattion

 

 

Related Consultation in California Road, Springfield Place, Wellington Crescent and adjoining roads

A second consultation is currently open for a second time in the nearby roads:

Wellington Crescent / Apsley Road / Leigh Close / California Road / Willow Road Georgia Road / Virginia Close / Oregon Close / Nevada Close / Windrush / England Way / Barker Close / Sherfield Close / and Springfield Place 

The link for this consultation is shown below ("California Road, Springfield Place, Wellington Crescent and adjoining roads parking management" consultation)

There are three options:

1. Introduce a Controlled Parking Zone 

In a Controlled Parking Zone, residents and their visitors are allowed to park when displaying a valid permit for that zone. Parking is only allowed in marked and signed parking bays. Yellow line restrictions would prevent parking between parking bays, including vehicle crossings (e.g. dropped kerbs, vehicle accesses), during the operational hours of the Controlled Parking Zone. Signage would be in place at any entry and exit points outlining restricted parking hours.

An example of a Controlled Parking Zone scheme is located nearby on Gloucester Road and surrounding roads.  

These images show examples of signage and bay markings:

An example of a Controlled Parking Zone signExample of a Controlled Parking Zone bay

 

2. Introduce a Parking Permit Area

In a Parking Permit Area, residents and their visitors are allowed to park when displaying a valid permit for that Parking Permit Area. There are no marked permit parking bays within a Parking Permit Area. This means less signage and road markings than a Controlled Parking Zone. Signage would be in place at any entry and exit points outlining the restricted parking hours. 

Examples of Parking Permit Areas are located nearby on Beresford Road and Dunbar Road. 

These images show examples of entry and exit signage:

Image showing an example of Permit Parking Area entry signImage showing an example of Permit Parking Area exit sign

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. No parking scheme 

You can let us know if your preference is not to have any parking scheme.

About Parking Permits

Parking scheme options have a permit that would need to be displayed in your vehicle, information on these and charges can be found on Kingston Councils Website, there is a link below (see "Related" section: Kingston Council webpages on Controlled Parking Zones and Permit Parking Areas and charges).

Next Steps

We will review all of the feedback and prepare a report with recommendations and they will go to the Kingston and North Kingston committee on the 14 January 2025 for consideration.

If you need help accessing materials or responding to our survey, please get in touch with us via phone: 020 8547 5000, or email streetspace@kingston.gov.uk.

Why your views matter

Your comments will help us understand your day-to-day experience parking and different views in our community.

Your comments will also help us assess if we need to make any changes to our plans and help shape decisions and solutions to be inclusive of everyone. 

Give us your views

Areas

  • Kingston and North Kingston
  • New and Old Malden
  • New Malden Village
  • Norbiton
  • Old Malden

Audiences

  • Anyone from any background

Interests

  • Let's Talk
  • Councillors
  • Children & young people
  • Community safety
  • Health and wellbeing
  • Parking
  • Neighbourhoods
  • Highways and Transport
  • Climate Change and Environment
  • Participation and Engagement
  • Planning
  • Primary schools
  • Secondary schools
  • Sixth Form/FE colleges