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A residential parking permit is intended for use only by the resident permit holder to enable them to park one vehicle they own/have access to, in permit bays during the restricted period within the relevant controlled parking zone (CPZ).

Each new permit will be issued with a protective cover. This should be affixed to the inside of your windscreen on the passenger side. The permit must always be displayed so that the details are clearly visible. Before using your new permit ensure you have checked where you can park.

Residents can purchase parking permits and visitors' vouchers from Harrow Council via their website (.harrow.gov.uk) or by calling them on 020 8901 2640.

A virtual permit is a digital, electronic permit. Unlike with a traditional paper permit, with a virtual permit there is nothing to physically display. A Parking Marshal is able to tell which vehicles hold a valid permit via the information that is displayed on their handheld devices.

Your nearest One Stop Shop can help you apply for a permit online if you call 0151 233 3011 to make an appointment.

You need to contact the estate office to get a temporary permit so that your vehicle will not be clamped. Contact the Rent Section and we will send you a permanent permit. You should keep your parking permit on your windscreen at all times as your vehicle may be clamped and you will have to pay for this to be removed.

The whole of the City of London is a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) In a CPZ all parking is controlled. Parking is controlled by hours and allowed only in designated parking bays. The kerbside is subject to yellow line restrictions.

Some permit holder only areas have time restrictions on them. For example, a sign might read: "Resident permit holders only Mon - Sun 8am - 6pm" In this particular example, you would only be allowed to park your car in this space between 8am and 6pm if you hold a valid permit.