Opposing the Changes to Car Parking Charges

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The Wyre Forest District Council, under the administration of the Progressive Alliance, a coalition of Liberal Democrats, Independent Health Concern, Independents, Labour and the Green Party councillors, propose as of April to remove free car parking at a number of car parks, introduce evening car parking charges and bring in a seasonal increase for all car parks in Stourport and Bewdley are ill thought out, will be counterproductive and do nothing to regenerate our town centres.

Your Conservative representatives on the Wyre Forest District Council and on the three Town Councils oppose this decision.

We have a petition which you can either sign via our website or fill in the return slip on your “Local Matters” bluey and return to us at 35 Mill Street, Kidderminster, DY11 6XB.

Car parking charge increases and loss of hour free parking

I am against  the removal of the one hour free parking and the extension of charging for parking till 9pm as proposed by the Progressive Alliance at Wyre Forest District Council 

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