Worthing Borough Council

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Penalty Charge Notices (Parking Tickets)

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Pay a Penalty Charge Notice (Parking Ticket)

You can pay your penalty charge notice (PCN) on-line, at the Worthing Parking Shop or over the phone. For full details please see the Pay a Penalty Charge Notice page.

Appeal a Penalty Charge Notice

You can Appeal your Penalty Charge Notice either on-line or by post.

Contact Us

• Please contact the Worthing Parking Shop
• If you have contacted the Worthing Parking Shop and have further comments and complaints, please contact the Parking Services Team.

Parking On The Roads - How It Works

On the 23rd January 2006, Horsham District Council and Mid Sussex District Council successfully introduced Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE), bringing about safer and less congested streets.  Worthing Borough Council also joined CPE on 10th September 2007.  This has allowed Worthing Borough Council to take over the role of on-street parking enforcement from Sussex Police, on behalf of West Sussex County Council, and has contracted the service to NSL Services Group to manage on a day-to-day basis. The scheme was  renamed Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) on 31st March 2008 when new regulations came into force by way of the Traffic Management Act 2004 part 6.

Previously, the Government received the majority of money generated through parking fines issued by the police.  Under CPE, West Sussex County Council, in partnership with Worthing Borough Council, collects the penalties and uses them to pay for the costs of enforcement – using any surplus money to the benefit of transport, parking and other environmental improvements in the Worthing Borough.

The Objectives

• To provide a single integrated parking service, combining on-street and off-street management and enforcement that will be accessible, at a local level within the districts and boroughs.
• To provide the effective enforcement of parking controls.
• To be self-financing with any surpluses arising from the enforcement regime used to improve parking facilities and approved transport and environmental improvement, within the District in which the surplus is accrued.

NSL Services Group

For further information regarding NSL Services Group go to www.nslservices.co.uk  

Attached is NSL Services Group Customer Services Charter:

Civil Parking Enforcement Guide

We have also produced a thorough PDF guide for you to download to understand Civil Parking Enforcement and what it means to you:

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