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Buying a house with parking permit
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I put Camden residents parking in to Google and:-
http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/content/transport-and-streets/parking/permits/resident-permits/charges-for-residents-parking-permits.en
try it with your dream house locationThere will be no Brexit dividend for Britain.0 -
It depends what borough you live in because prices vary.I am interested in viewing a house. The only problem is you need a parking permit. Anybody knows how much this cost in Greater London and does the fee increase each year? And a visitor's permit costs £15 per book, can you use one voucher per day? That house is in a perfect location but there is no parking and this is holding me back a bit. Thanks
In addition some boroughs limit the amount of visitors permits per address and they also levy a heavy fee if you require a second parking permit for the same address.
My advice is to visit the borough's website and the info will be there.
The address will be www.(name of the borough).gov.ukThird time lucky on WW I hope :j
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