If you live in a residential property within a residents’ parking scheme area,.e. ‘permit holders only’, you’ll need to apply for a permit to park during restricted hours.
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How to apply We have introduced an application process where you can apply, upload evidence and pay for your permits online. If we require any further information we will email you, otherwise your permits will be automatically sent to you, usually within 2 working days.
You will be asked to provide proof of residency and vehicle information. You can submit scans of the documents or photographs. If you are a Blue Badge holder you will also need to submit an image of both sides of your valid Blue Badge.
Please make sure all images are clear and legible.
Your local Customer Information Centre will be able to assist with your application if you do not have internet access.
Click here to apply Additional permits You can apply for up to two permits per property - one for a registered vehicle and one visitor permit. Requests for additional permits may be considered at the time of renewal, providing there is enough capacity within your scheme.
You can make a request to be considered for a third permit during your online permit application.
Replacement permits If you change your vehicle you’ll need to apply for a replacement permit. Residents can have one free of charge replacement permit per year. We will need to see proof of your new vehicle, and any further replacements will cost £25..
Lost or damaged permit replacements cost £25. The lost permit will be cancelled and we will issue you with a replacement. There is no need to supply more evidence.
Stolen permits will be replaced free of charge if you have a valid police crime number. There is no need to supply more evidence.
Please contact Parking Services at parkingservices@northumberland.gov.uk to request a replacement or call on 0345 6006400.
An online replacement permit application process is currently under development.
Apply for a pay and display parking permit
Costs: We have recently carried out a formal review of the annual cost of a NCC pay and display permit and for permits beginning 1 April 2020 onwards the annual cost has increased as below:
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