There is general advice on parking in London on the London Councils web site Here.
City of London
On 25th August 2006 the City of London Council provided the following information:
1. Height Restrictions. There are no on-street height restrictions in the City of London. There are numerous areas where streets are bridged over or built over, but the heights involved are not likely to restrict access by motor homes.
The City of London operates seven public car parks, six in the City of London and one in Spitalfields, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. There is a map showing the locations of these car parks on the City of London's website. You will need to use the enlargement, navigation and map key buttons at the base of the map to view it.
The maximum heights at these facilities are as follows: Baynard House car park, Queen Victoria Street: 1.85 m; London Wall car park, London Wall: 2.08 m; Minories car park, Mansell Street: ground floor, 4.26 m; basement, first, second and third floors, 2.02 m; Swan Lane car park, Swan Lane: 2.32 m; Tower Hill car park, Lower Thames Street: 1.98 m; West Smithfield car park, West Smithfield: 2.0 m; White's Row car park, White's Row: 1.83 m.
Please note that Swan Lane car park will close permanently at 7 p.m. on Thursday 31 August 2006.
National Car Parks Ltd and Q-Park Ltd also operate public car parks in the City of London. You can contact these companies to find out information about their facilities at: NCP Customer Services, Ground Floor, Saint George House, BIRMINGHAM, Warwickshire, B5 4AN or customerservices@ncp.co.uk; Q-Park Ltd, 72 Merrion Street, LEEDS, Yorkshire, LS2 8LW.
2. On-Street Parking Bays
Motor homes are unlikely to be able to fit within the pay and display parking bays in the City of London. It is a parking contravention for a vehicle to park so as not to be entirely within the bay markings. The whole of the City forms part of a controlled parking zone. As a result, it is not possible to park a motor home on street in the City of London during the operational period of the main City controlled parking zone, which is 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. on Saturday.
3. Toilet and Waste-Disposal Facilities
With the exception of West Smithfield car park, all of the public car parks operated by the City of London, as listed at 1. above, have toilet facilities available. There are no waste-disposal facilities for motor homes available in the City of London.
4. Spaces for Motor Homes and Caravans
There are no parking bays or other facilities specifically aimed at or provided for motor homes in the City of London.
5. Overnight Parking
There is no prohibition on parking motor homes overnight in the City of London, so outside the operational period of the main City controlled parking zone (8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. on Saturday) motor homes may be parked on single yellow lines.
6. Width Restrictions
There are no on-street width restrictions in the City of London. However, the mediaeval street pattern that is a characteristic feature of the City means that many streets are very narrow, and while it is not prohibited to do so, it would be unwise to take a motor home down the narrowest streets. Drivers need to exercise their judgement as to the appropriateness of a particular street, which will obviously depend on the width of their particular vehicle.
On 10th December 2007, in response to a follow up request, The City of London Council confirmed that the above information remains valid, with the exception that Swan Lane public car park has now closed permanently.
The City of London Council has further parking details on its web site Here.
Barking & Dagenham
On 19th October 2006, Barking & Dagenham Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. Two metres on all Council owned car parks.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). All vehicles must be parked within marked spaces.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. No such facilities exists.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. None.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. No provisions for overnight parking motorhomes and/or caravans.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. Not applicable.
Barking & Dagenham Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Barnet
On 17th October 2006, Barnet Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. There is a maximum height restriction of 2 metres and maximum length of 5.5 metres.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines. Vehicles must be parked wholly within a bay in accordance with the above maximum length and in the case of a vehicle drawing a trailer, the trailor must be disconnected and would be treated as a vehicle.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. There are no provisions for toilet and waste disposal facilities.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. There is no provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. The maximum waiting period is 23 hours 59 minutes.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. Access is sufficient for class of vehicles allowed.
Barnet Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Bexley
On 5th September 2006, Bexley Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. Bexley Council operates two pay and display car parks which do not contain height restrictions, all other car parks have physical prevention barriers, or are multi-storey, and would not accommodate vehicles which exceed the height of a regular transit van (approximately 2 metres): Oaklands Road car park, Oaklands Road, Bexleyheath and Nags Head Lane car park, Nags Head Lane, Welling.
The above car parks operate as overnight commercial vehicle parking areas as there is ban throughout London which applies to most residential streets, which prohibits vehicles which attract a maximum gross weight of 5 tonnes or more from being parked on street overnight.
Motorists who consider that their vehicle would breach the above conditions and thus contravene the commercial vehicle waiting ban may park in the above car parks for an overnight charge of £10.00, from 17:30 to 08:30, Monday to Saturday. Other car park regulations may prevent such vehicles being parked in the above car parks during the day.
2. Requirements for parking. Motorists when parking in the Council's pay and display car parks must ensure that their vehicle is completely contained within a single parking bay. Bexley Council does not permit motorists to purchase more than one pay and display ticket to cover more than one space unless a special exemption to the regulations has been sought and granted by the Council. Motorists who do not park in accordance with the above conditions are subject to a Penalty Charge Notice of £80.00.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste facilities. There are no such facilities attached to any of Bexley Council's pay display car parks.
4. Any provision for spaces specifically aimed at motor homes and / or caravans. There are no such spaces provided within any of Bexley Council's pay and display car parks.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Yes - see response to 1 above, over night commercial vehicle waiting ban applies 18:30 to midnight and midnight to 08:00.
6. Restricted roads caused by narrow roads. Access to the two overnight car parks (as shown in response to 1 above) is not hindered by narrow roads or entrances etc. There are no other car parks which would provide for the parking of a motor home or equivalent within the London Borough of Bexley operated as a pay and display car park by Bexley Council.
On 30th January 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council confirmed that the above information had not changed.
Bexley Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Brent
On 11th October 2006, Brent Council provided a spreadsheet showing weight, width & height restrictions associated with bridges in their area. This can be download in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format from Here.
The Council also provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. There are no known traffic orders for restrictions. Please see attached spreadsheet for details of restrictions at bridges.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Generally speaking, during controlled parking times, our parking places are for passenger vehicles and goods carrying vehicles, not for motorhomes. However, a motorhome will satisfy the definition of passenger vehicle if it is not drawing a trailer and its overall height is not more than 2.28 metres and its overall length does not exceed 5.25 metres. Further, every part of the vehicle must be within the limits of the parking space and the vehicle must bear a valid ticket or permit.
Outside controlled parking times these restrictions do not apply.
If your vehicle is parked within parking bays and extends to confined only one space you do not need to purchase the second parking ticket. However you must maintain clearance from the tyres of your car to the start of the yellow lines.
The vehicle can only park in one bay and must be contained wholly within that bay, and cannot stay more than the maximum period allowed during restricted hours.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. Overnight parking, cooking and washing is specifically prohibited in any of the car parks run and maintained by LBB. There is no such specific ban in relation to parking bays on street. However, none of the facilities asked for are provided.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. There are no parking places specifically allocated to motorhomes.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. There are no provisions for overnight parking such as lorry park areas in Brent. Motorhomes are not affected by the borough-wide ban on overnight parking by commercial vehicles exceeding 5 tonnes.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances.
The following is a list of roads with traffic orders for 6 feet 6 inches (1.98 metres) width restrictions: Sudbury Court Road; Salmon Street; Slough Lane; College Road; Minet Road/Harley Road junction; Lydford Road; Tubbs Road/Nightingale Road junction; Allendale Road; Purves Road.
The following is a list of roads with traffic orders for 7 feet (2.13 metres) width restrictions: Capitol Way; Hannah Close and Great Central Way junction; Grove Park; Draycott Avenue.
Brent Council have further parking details on their web site Here.
Bromley
On 3rd October 2006, Bromley Borough Council provided the following information:
Unfortunately motor homes would not be able to fit in the vast majority of our car parks, as they are either multi-storeys, have height restrictions, or would require vehicles to park with all wheels inside the bays to avoid being issued a Penalty Charge Notice.
The only exceptions are St George's Rd lorry park, Beckenham and Cotmandene Crescent lorry park, St Paul's Cray.
Bromley Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Camden
On 21st September 2006, Camden Borough Council provided the following information:
I must point out that, in general, there is no provision for motor homes within the London Borough of Camden for large vehicles.
1. Height restrictions: there is a height restriction imposed in the borough for residents wishing to purchase a permit for their vehicles. This is currently set at 2.3 metres.
2. Parking within bay: a vehicle must park within the confines of each bay. The width of bays (parallel to the kerb) is mainly set at 2.0 metres, but some narrow roads, of which Camden has many, are set at the minimum of 1.8 metres. Most bays (residents' and pay & display) in the borough are not individually marked cut, so there is no standard length of bays and they all vary according to the road layout. On an un-segregated bay you would not have to purchase two tickets, if your vehicle fitted in the space.
3. Toilet & waste disposal: none to our knowledge.
4. Special bays: none
5. Ban on overnight parking: Yes there is a borough-wide Order, which prohibits vehicles of over 5 tonnes from parking overnight.
6. Restricted access: Generally there are large areas of the borough, which are heavily congested, and not suitable for large vehicles. Also many roads have width restrictions and traffic calming. Larger roads are indicated by the Priority Route Network (Red Routes).
On 22nd April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council stated:
1. There is no dedicated off-street parking for Motorhome vehicles in the London Borough of Camden.
2. There is the Bloomsbury Square Underground Car Park. The height restriction in place is 6ft 3. Details of this Council Managed Car Park are on our website Here.
Camden Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Croydon
On 13th September 2006, Croydon Borough Council provided the following information:
Height restrictions apply to all our surface car parks (Mainly max height of 6ft 6inches). Except Spices Yard, Russell Hill Place and Anne's Place surface car parks.
All users of the car park must be wholly within the bay markings or they are liable to a penalty charge notice.
There are no provisions for public toilets, other than what is within streets of the Borough.
We have no spaces specifically aimed at motor homes or caravans.
There are no overnight lorry bans which apply if the vehicle is below 5 tonnes gross.
Although there are no height restrictions at Spices Yard and Russell Hill Place there is restricted access i.e. narrow entrance for HGV, it should be ok for wider vehicles like transits or motor homes, not articulated lorries etc.
It is an infringement/contravention of the parking order 1991 and TMO (Traffic Management Order) to use any car park for the following reasons:
Provision No 16 - For the purpose of sleeping or camping, eating or cooking purposes, for the purpose of servicing, washing, cleaning construction maintaining or repairing any vehicle or part thereof other than is reasonably necessary to enable that vehicle to depart from the parking place.
Provision No 18 - No person shall leave in a parking place a caravan, skip, unattached trailer or any other container or object which is not capable of being moved from the parking place other than being towed or carried by a vehicle.
On 10th April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council confirmed that the above information was still accurate.
Croydon Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Users of this web site have provided the following information:
Coulsdon
Just to let you know that Croydon Council have a large car park in Lion Green Road, Coulsdon, Surrey. That has overnight parking for Coaches and H.G.V.s but no toilet's. Also, on the last bit of the A23 (between end of M23 and Coulsdon) there are long layby's with overnight parking and Transport Cafe's. (Thanks very much to Dougy for this information, received 25 February 2007).
Ealing
On 15th September 2006, Ealing Council provided the following information:
Height restrictions. Motorhomes are subject to the same height restrictions as other vehicles as indicated on signage on overpasses and overhead bridges.
Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). A motorhome must be able to fit within the confines of a bay. They cannot encroach or overhang into an adjoining bay.
Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. The Council does not provide these facilities. These can often be found in motorhome / camping parks and sites.
Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. These can often be found in motorhome / camping parks and sites.
Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. There is an overnight lorry ban for vehicles over 5 tonnes Borough wide.
Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. There are various locations within the Borough with width restrictions.
On 30th April, 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council provided the following information: "There is no off-street parking within the control of Ealing Council that can be used for the parking of motorhomes. Motorhomes are not allowed in any car park."
Ealing Council have further details of car parks on their web site Here.
Enfield
On 7th September 2006, Enfield Council provided the following information:
1 All council car parks are protected by a 6' 6'' height barrier to prevent high sided vehicles gaining access to the car parks.
2 If the vehicle can enter the car park and park it must park within a marked bay.
3 We have no provision of toilets or waste disposal facilities in any car park.
4 No specific provision for caravans or motorhomes in any car parks at the present time. All car parks are layed out with 6m aisles which would cause
difficulty in manoeuvring long wheel based vehicles.
5 There is an overnight parking ban in all car parks.
6 We do have a lorry/coach park at Crown Lane, Enfield which can sometimes park long vehicles on a casual basis. This has toilet and shower facilities.
On 10th March 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council confirmed that the information above was still accurate.
Enfield Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Greenwich
On 19th September 2006, Greenwich Council provided the following information:
1. The Council pointed out that they have full details of council car parks on their web site Here. The information includes details of authorised vehicles including height and weight restrictions.
2. As stated on the Tariff Boards in the car parks, vehicles are required to park within the marked bays. This means that all 4 wheels must be within the bay. Provided all 4 wheels are within the bay, vehicle overhang is accepted. We do not operate a policy whereby vehicles can purchase two tickets if the vehicle occupies two bays. As indicated above the 4 wheels must be within the bay.
3. There are no waste disposal facilities. Our Calderwood Street Car park in Woolwich has toilets. No other car parks have toilets.
4. None of our car parks have spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans.
5. The website information advises the hours of operation of the car parks and whether there is a charge or free overnight parking - under the same rules as indicated in 1 and 2 above.
6. The website provides a linked location map for each car park.
On 28th March 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council stated that the information above is still correct except that there is no longer a public convenience at the Calderwood Street car park.
Hackney
On 30th November 2006, Hackney Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height/Weight restrictions. We have some size, weight and height within Controlled Parking Zones (CPZ) in Hackney as described below. Outside CPZ the maximum weight on what can park in the borough is 7 tonnes. Limits to vehicle size within Controlled Parking Zones:
All residents living in Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) in Hackney are entitled to purchase residents permits and visitors vouchers for parking in their Zone.
Applicants are entitled to one permit per vehicle.
The following length/weight restrictions apply: vehicles must not exceed 2.27m in width or 5.25m in length or weigh in excess of 2540 kg.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Within CPZ vehicles need to park entirely within the bay markings.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. The Council currently has a project to provide a sustainable Public Convenience Service for Hackney. Six potential sites have been identified. The first two facilities (Ridley Road Market and Hoxton Street) will be operational early in 2006. The third public convenience will be in the Narrow Way (Mare Street). These toilets have been designed to the highest standards to provide a safe environment, be easy to maintain and resistant to vandalism and misuse. All these new facilities will have disabled access and baby change facilities. There are also two Automatic Toilets which are at Dalston Junction and Kingsland Waste.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. London Borough of Hackney has not got an official policy in this regard and no official caravan sites exist within the borough.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Hackney does not have any specific policy regarding overnight parking. However, Hackney is included in the area of the London Lorry Control Scheme, which bans heavy vehicles from parking overnight. London Councils (formerly the ALG) has recently reviewed this scheme, the report of which can be downloaded from Here.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. A physical restriction comprising of bollards and islands and mandatory traffic signs are used to physically enforce width restrictions. Typical restrictions used are 6’ 6”, 7’ 0” and 7’ 6” in imperial measurements. Where the road environment has a naturally restricted width due to its physical constraints the local authority can use either warning signs or mandatory signed restrictions to try and prevent vehicles from becoming trapped. Drivers are advised to use their judgment before entering a road and ensure their parking does not cause any obstruction to the highway. No list of roads with width restrictions is currently available.
Hackney Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here and general parking information Here.
Hammersmith & Fulham
On 13th October 2006, Hammersmith & Fulham Council provided the following information:
1. We do not have a height restriction on vehicles using our pay and display facilities. However, business and residents parking permits will not be issued for vehicles that exceed 2.28 metres.
2. All vehicles must be parked fully within a parking bay however we do not operate an individual bay system and therefore you will not be required to purchase two tickets for long vehicles.
3. We do not have any toilet or waste deposal facilities for motorhomes within this Borough.
4. We do not provide parking spaces that are specifically allocated for motorhomes or caravans.
5. There is an overnight parking ban which prevents vehicles over 7.5 tonnes from parking on residential streets within the Borough but there is currently no restrictions that specifically relate to motorhomes.
6. We have attached a map which details all the width restrictions and traffic calming features within the Borough (not suitable for loading to this site).
Hammersmith & Fulham Council Council have parking details on their web site Here.
Haringey
On 25th October 2006, Haringey provided the following information:
1) Height restrictions. The council provided a table which can be download in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format from here.
2) Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). In Controlled Parking Zone Areas and areas where parking is provided, vehicles, goods carrying vehicles and passenger vehicles the overall height of which does exceed 2.27 meters and the overall length of which exceeds 5.25 metres are NOT allowed to park.
3) Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities.
There are 7 public conveniences within the borough as follows:
1. Muswell Hill. DDA compliant Ladies, men’s, disabled all operational. Main Road – restrictions: waiting restrictions and bus lane - No Parking.
2. Hatherly Gardens (Crouch End) DDA compliant Ladies, men’s, disabled all operational. Small side road – restrictions: waiting restrictions one side – Parking will cause obstruction.
3. Lordship Lane: DDA compliant Ladies open only, Men’s and disabled closed Due to drainage collapse. Main road – restrictions: waiting restrictions and bus lane – No Parking.
4. Finsbury Park by play area: DDA compliant Ladies, men’s, disabled all operational.
5. Apex Corner Junction of seven sisters road and Tottenham high road: DDA compliant Ladies, men’s, disabled all operational. Major road – restrictions: red route and traffic signals – No parking at any time – all side roads narrow and in a CPZ area: parking for permit holders only.
6. St Ann’s Road by Park: DDA compliant Ladies, men’s, disabled all operational. Pay and display parking max. Stay two hours.
7. Coombes Croft Tottenham high road near corner of park lane N17: Not currently DDA compliant alternative arrangements are being looked at. Main road – restrictions bus stop and waiting restrictions – No parking at any time.
With regards to waste disposal facilities there are two within the borough as follows:
1. Hornsey Re-use & Recycling Centre, Hornsey High Street, N8
2. Park View Road Re-use Recycling Centre, Park View Road, N17
However both sites are for the use of residents of Haringey.
4) Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. There are no provisions of spaces specially aimed for motor homes or caravans on the streets in the borough of Haringey.
5) Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Vehicles the maximum gross weight of which exceeds five tonnes are not allowed to park overnight (between the hours of 6.30pm and 8am on the following day) in any streets in the borough.
6) Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. The London Borough of Haringey does not have information on all the narrow roads or entrances within the Borough as it is not a statutory requirement for the Council to hold this information.
Harrow
On 7th September 2006, Harrow Council provided the following information:
All car parks have height restriction barriers of approximately 2m, although this does vary slightly from car park to car park.
Where a vehicle occupies two bays, the driver/owner of the vehicle must purchase two tickets for the length of stay.
There are no toilets in any council owned/controlled car parks. There is a public toilet adjacent to Peel House car park.
There are no spaces specifically designed for larger vehicles in any council owned/controlled car park.
Over night sleeping is not permitted in any of the council owned/controlled car parks.
All car parks have good access from the adjacent roads/streets.
On 11th March 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council confirmed that the information is still current.
Harrow Council have further links to parking details and maps on their web site Here.
Havering
On 14th September 2006, Havering Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. All of our car parks have a height restriction barrier of 2.3m and the Council's traffic orders for Off Street Parking Places do not permit any vehicle over 2.3m to park in any of our car surface parks. The ceiling height of our multi storey at Angel Way would not permit access to any vehicle over 2.3m.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Please refer to response to question one.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. N/A
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. There is no off street provision for caravans and motorhomes in this borough and since areas that would accommodate this type of parking are predominantly in the green belt any development would need planning permission.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. There is an overnight parking ban in place which applies to vehicles over 5 tonnes and there is a height restriction of 2.3m for vehicles parking in any of the Council's on street bays.
6. There are a number of streets in Havering subject to width restrictions, where streets have been physically narrowed at pinch points.
These are the locations and widths: Alma Avenue, Hornchurch - 7ft; Central Drive, Hornchurch - 7ft; Cross Road, Collier Row - 6ft 6in; Ford Lane, South Hornchurch - 6ft 6in; Hillfoot Road - 7ft; Osborne Road, Hornchurch - 7ft; Ravenscourt Grove, Hornchurch - 7ft; St Neots Road, Harold Hill - 7ft; Stanley Road North - 7ft; Upminster Road North - 7ft; Hillrise Road - 7ft.
The principal road network through Havering (the 'A' roads) are suitable for all classes of vehicles (subject to any weight limit - normally overnight). The lower classes of road network are highly variable in terms of access for larger vehicles. Although refuse vehicles and fire tenders to not experience severe problems on the lower classes of road network, wider or longer vehicles may experience problems, especially where on-street parking is prevalent.
On 23rd April March 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council provided the following information:
All of our car parks have a height restriction barrier of 2.3m and the Council's traffic orders for Off Street Parking Places do not permit any vehicle over 2.3m to park in any of our car surface parks. The ceiling height of our multi storey at Angel Way would not permit access to any vehicle over 2.3m. We do not provide areas within the car parks for overnight parking, sleeping / eating etc.
Havering Borough Council Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Hillingdon
On 14th September 2006, Hillingdon Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. Height restriction range from 1.9 to 2.0 metres.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). N/A.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. None.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. None.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Provided the motorhome is under 5 tonnes gross in weight, they can park on the Public Highway. However,
the public has a right to pass and re pass freely over the boundaries of a highway and it is an offence to obstruct such passage without lawful authority, under Section 137 of the Highways Act 1980. In appropriate cases, the police can commence proceedings for obstruction of the highway.
6. Restricted roads caused by narrow roads. As with any vehicle, the driver must not cause an obstruction of the highway in any form.
On 8th April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council provided the following information:
We do not currently have any off-street parking areas for HGVs or large vehicles. Depending on the size of the motorhomes, it may be able to use our standard car parks. All of our car parks have height restriction barriers fitted, which range in height from 1.9 to 2.0 metres. If the motorhomes is able to fit under the height restriction barriers and park so that its wheels are completely within the bay markings, then it is permitted to car that car park. We do not permit the parking of vehicles across multiple parking bays. Generally, the bays in the car parks are 5.5 metres long and 2.5 metres wide.
Provided the motorhome is under 5 tonnes gross in weight, it can be parked on the Public Highway. However, the public has a right to pass and re pass freely over the boundaries of a highway and it is an offence to obstruct such passage without lawful authority, under Section 137 of the Highways Act 1980. In appropriate cases, the police can commence proceedings for obstruction of the highway. As with any vehicle, the driver must not cause an obstruction of the highway in any form.
Hillingdon Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Hounslow
On 4th October 2006, Hounslow Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions apply in council car parks, many of which have height restraint barriers at 2.0 metres. In addition, for on-street parking spaces there is a height restriction of 2.28 metres, a width restriction of 1.80 metres and a length restriction of 5.25 metres.
2. All Regulations require vehicles to park wholly within the markings of a parking bay. If they are unable to do so they risk being fined. No facility is available to purchase tickets to cover two bays. The local Regulations for car parks prohibit their use for sleeping, eating or washing in.
3. There is no provision for toilet and waste disposal facilities.
4. All vehicles that use our parking spaces are controlled by the size dimensions mentioned above.
5. There is not a ban on overnight parking within the borough, any vehicle that parks on-street has to comply with all National Regulations regarding lighting, distance from junctions etc.
6. Some car parks do have restricted accesses, however a motorhome would almost certainly be too large to legally park.
Given the requirements of someone using a motorhome, the only place I believe they could legitimately use to provide all the services they require is the Heston Service Station on the M4 motorway.
Hounslow Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Islington
On 13th October 2006, Islington Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. The maximum height for a vehicle to be parked in an Islington parking bay is 2.28m, the maximum length of a vehicle is 5.5m.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Parking bays are between 1.8m and 2m wide and vary in length. If a vehicle overhangs a parking bay a parking attendant may issue a ticket. The manner of standing in a parking place is so that every part of the vehicle is within the limits of a parking bay or parking space of a parking place. Drivers are not permitted to purchase more than 1 pay & display ticket at one time. If a vehicle cannot fully park within the confines of a bay or parking space of a parking place they will be liable for a Penalty Charge Notice issued under contravention 24 'not parked correctly within the markings of the bay or space'.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. Islington council does not offer any caravan, motor home or other toilet waste disposal facility. Small quantities of domestic waste from visitors and tourists may be placed in our on street litter bins; these are strategically placed at frequent intervals on the public highway, especially in areas of high footfall, near bus stops and outside schools and transport hubs. Glass, cans, paper, cardboard, textiles and plastic bottles may all be recycled, and Islington has over 150 on-street recycling banks in the borough - the nearest to your location can be found using our online interactive maps at Here. Islington also has a modern Reuse and Recycling Centre, in Hornsey Street, where other materials such as scrap metal, wood and car batteries may be brought for recycling; the facility also accepts general waste, but every effort is made to segregate as much as is possible for diversion from landfill.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motor homes and/or caravans. There are no spaces specifically aimed at motor homes or caravans.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. There are no provisions for overnight parking.
Islington Council have parking details on their web site Here.
Kensington & Chelsea
On 8th November 2006, Kensington & Chelsea Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. We have no general height restrictions in Kensington and Chelsea for vehicles.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). All of our bays are 150cm wide. Our Pay and Display bays are 548.6cm long. A vehicle longer than this is not permitted to park on our Pay and Display bays during enforced hours. Obviously vehicles are allowed to be parked on our permit bays, Pay and Display bays and single yellow lines out side of enforcement hours.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea does not provide any specific toilet facilities for caravan or motor home users.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motor homes and/or caravans. As Kensington and Chelsea is a central London borough we do not have any specific spaces aimed at motor home or caravan users.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Vehicles that are seven and a half tonnes or more are forbidden to park in Kensington and Chelsea overnight. This applies to all vehicles. Any vehicles smaller than this can park overnight as long as they are not in a restricted area and not affecting traffic flow.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. We do have a large number of narrow streets and entrances to streets. All we would recommend is that motor home and caravan users stick to our main trunk routes that pass through the borough in to Central London.
Due to the size and location of the borough it is with regret that we do not encourage the use of motor homes or caravans. We suffer from an acute lack of parking provision in Kensington and Chelsea for our residents. This is the reason for our lack of facilities for motor home/caravan users, we also do not allow permits for visitors or business's in the borough.
Kensington & Chelsea Council have parking details on their web site Here.
Kingston upon Thames
On 18th September 2006, the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Council provided five maps showing width & height restrictions. These are not accessible from this web site as enabling such a facility might infringe copyright. Copies can be obtained from the council.
The Council also provided the following information:
1. Height Restrictions. There are height restrictions at car parks in the Borough and the data that the Council holds is detailed below. We have indicated those car parks that are operated by a contractor on behalf of the Council but the Council does not warrant the accuracy of the data that it has been given and recommends that enquiries should be made to the operator of each individual facility.
a) Kingston: Bishops Hall 2.05 metres; Fairfield 1.85 metres; St James Road 2.05 metres; Bentalls Centre 1.85 metres; Seven Kings 2.10 metres; John Lewis 1.95 metres; Bittoms 1.98 metres RBK; Cattle Market 2.15 metres RBK; Drapers 2.00 metres RBK; Eden Walk 2.00 metres; Guildhall 2.65 metres RBK; Sainsburys (Sury Basin) 2.20 metres; Ashdown Road 1.80 metres RBK; Ashdown Road No 2 1.95 metres.
b) Surbiton: Sainsburys Victoria Road 2.00 metres; Waitrose 2.20 metres.
c) New Malden: Malden Centre 2.75 metres RBK; Blagdon Road 2.00 metres RBK.
The height limit for vehicles entitled to use a resident's parking permit is 2.28 metres and for a business permit it is 2.50 metres
2. Parking within Bay Confines. It is a requirement that the vehicle is parked wholly within the confines of the marked bay.
3. Provision of Toilet and Waste Disposal Facilities. This Borough does not provide toilet or waste disposal facilities for motorhomes. Within Council run car parks toilet facilities are provided at Drapers, Bittoms and Blagdon Road. The Council does not hold data about other car parks and the individual operators should be contacted for this information.
4. Provision of Spaces specifically aimed at Motorhomes and/or Caravans. There are no designated parking spaces for motorhomes or caravans on streets in the Borough nor in Council operated Car Parks.
5. Provision for Overnight Parking. The Council's off-street parking places order prohibits any part of the car park or any vehicle left in the carpark being used either for sleeping, camping or washing purposes or for eating or cooking purposes.
The following Council operated car parks are not available overnight: Kingston, The Bittoms, Cattle Market, Drapers, Guildhall, Ashdown Road (Monday nights), New Malden, Blagdon Road. Other operators should be contacted for details relating to their facilities.
5. Restricted Access caused by narrow roads/entrances. The Council does not hold data on width restrictions in any car park.
The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Council have further details of council car parks, including a location map on their web site Here.
Lambeth
On 22nd September 2006 Lambeth Borough Council provided the following information:
Due to the nature of your request surrounding the issue of parking for a Motor Home Vehicle, we responded in relation to Lambeth’s Car Parks.
There are three Council run carparks: Leigham Court Road, Streatham SW16; Waylett Place, West Norwood SE27; Brixton Multi-Storey Car Park, Brixton, London SW9. Details are available via our Website Here.
Height Restrictions apply at Brixton Multi-Storey Car Park (2.06 M) and Leighham Court Road (2 Meters).
Leigham Court Road & Waylett Place are surface car parks but vehicles are only to park in one bay. These bays would not be suitable for Mobile Home Vehicles.
Leigham Court Road has a Public Convenience adjacent but no waste disposal facility. This car park is open Monday - Saturday 7am to 7pm. There is no overnight Parking.
Waylett Place has a very narrow turning at the rear of shops so would therefore only be suitable for cars. This car park merely has 8 spaces and these would only facilitate cars. No overnight parking is available. There is no height restriction on this car park and no waste disposal facility or Public Toilet facility.
Brixton Multi-Storey Car Park is only suitable for cars as it was constructed in 1974 the corners are narrow and tight. Open Monday to Saturday 7am to 23.30 pm. There is no overnight parking. Whilst, public conveniences are situated 30 metre's away open Monday to Saturday 7am - 7pm, no waste disposal facility is available.
We normally direct Camper Homes or larger vehicles or those wishing to park overnight or weekends to New Covent Garden Market at Nine Elms, Vauxhall, which is run by NCP and is a 24 hour facility suitable for any vehicle including Lorries and Coaches.
On 18th April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council confirmed that the above information was still accurate.
Lambeth Borough Council have further details on their web site Here.
Lewisham
On 13th November 2006 Lewisham Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions: All borough car parks have height restriction set at 6ft 11ins.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Vehicle must fit within the bay markings otherwise penalty charge notice will be issued.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. No.
4. Any provision of space specifically aimed at motorhomes and.or caravans. No.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Canadian Avenue Lorry Park Catford SE6.
Lewisham Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Merton
On 12th September 2006 Merton Borough Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. There are height retrictions in some of the Car Parks
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Under the Road Traffic Act (1991) it is an offense for a vehicle to be parked in a way that it overhangs the bay markings. For a vehicle to be parked legally it must be fully contained within the confines of the bay markings.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. There is no provision of Toilet or waste disposal facilities in car parks run or maintained by the London Borough of Merton
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. There are no spaces within LBM car parks for motor homes or caravans,
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. All Council carparks have restrictions on overnight stays.
On 1st April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council confirmed that the above information was still current.
Merton Borough Council have further details on their web site Here.
Newham
On 26th September 2006 Newham Borough Council provided the following information:
I am sorry to say that none of our car parks offer facilities for motor homes or caravans and all have a 2.3 metre height restriction.
I would add that, both on- and off- street, vehicles must be parked within marked bays.
There is a Borough wide overnight parking ban for vehicles in excess of 5 tonnes maximum gross weight.
On 23rd April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council provided the following information:
Unfortunately, none of our car parks offer facilities for motor homes or caravans. In our previous response we stated that all our car parks have a 2.3 metre height restriction. We can confirm that the height limits for off street car parks are not a uniform 2.3 metre, but are 6ft 2ins/6ft 6ins and 2.2 metres depending on location. Exceptionally, Maud Street car park is 7ft 6ins.
Both on and off street vehicles must be parked within marked bays. There is an overnight borough wide parking ban for vehicles in excess of 5 tonnes maximum weight.
Newham Borough Council have further details on their web site Here.
Redbridge
Redbridge Borough Council provided details of their car parks on 30th August 2006. Click Here to see the details in a new window.
On 19th February 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council stated "All of our off-street car parks do not have any facilities that cater specifically for motorhomes as the use of multiple bays is prohibited".
Richmond Upon Thames
On 15th September 2006 Richmond Upon Thames Council provided the following information:
The Council provided copies of its Off-Street Parking Places Order, which can be download in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format from here and car park information document (see below).
The Council has no provision for the parking of such vehicles.
If the vehicles are being used for sleeping, cooking etc, they are not permitted to use any car parks in the Borough. The Off-Street Parking Places Order does state that types of vehicles that can use car parks.
If the vehicles are to use the car parks solely to park then they must not exceed 1525kg in weight at any time in the car parks (which include overnight stay). The Council does not allow 2 pay and display tickets to be used where a vehicle exceeds the size of a parking bay.
Height restrictions apply at a number of car parks and these are contained in the car park information document (see above)
A toilet is provided at the Old Deer car park, Richmond (Park Lane end). Access to the car park would have to be via the A316.
On 27th March, in response to a follow-up request, the council provided an updated copy of its car park information document, which can be download in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format from here. All other information above remains the same.
Richmond Upon Thames Council have further details on their web site Here.
Users of this web site have provided the following information:
Bushy Park
My wife e-mailed Bushy Park, London and asked about visiting in a motorhome and was informed no height barriers and no car park charges. I presume this to be for everyone and am sure it means just for daytime use while visiting the park. (Thanks to TW for providing this information on 7 August 2007).
Southwark
On 9th January 2007 Southwark Borough Council provided the following information:
Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). The vehicles do not fit in a bay are not permitted to park in these bays displaying one or more pay & display tickets or permits.
Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. Overnight ban only applies in London for Goods vehicle over 5 Tonnes.
Southwark Council does not keep a list of narrow roads or height restrictions in the borough. Any roads with restricted access are clearly marked in accordance with Department for Transport approved signs.
As this only partially answered the questions posed the following supplementary request was sent to the council:
1. I note that there is no answer to the third and fourth points which I raised. Do I take this to mean that there are no toilet facilities etc in the Borough?
2. The statement regarding Overnight Parking appears to apply only to on-street. Does this mean that overnight parking in car parks is allowed?
3. The statement "Southwark Council does not keep a list of narrow roads or height restrictions in the borough." - is it really the case that the Council does not know whether there are height or other restrictors at the entrances to its car parks?
On 1st February 2007, Southwark Council's parking services and highways department repeated the same answer as previously sent - that the data is not available.
Southwark Borough Council have further details of council car parks on their web site Here.
Sutton
On 30th August 2006 Sutton Borough Council provided the following information:
All London Borough of Sutton surface Car Parks have a height restriction of 2.06 meter (6'9") and a maximum length of 5.48 metres (18'0") except for 3 (Melbourne Road, Cheam Library and Carshalton High Street) although there are restrictions on the hours that you can park and that is between the hours of 18:30pm and 08:00am so in effect only overnight. The height restrictions for multi-storey car parks is 1.98 meters (6'6") and max length of a vehicle is 4.87 metres (16'0")
All vehicles parked off-street or on-street must park within single bay markings during the controlled hours which are 08:00am to 18:30pm Monday to Saturday, outside of these hours vehicles can overlap the bay markings.
There are no provision of toilet or waste disposal facilities.
There are no provision of spaces specifically aimed at motor homes or caravans.
On-street overnight parking is permitted between 18:30pm - 08:00am but vehicles must be under 5 tonnes gross maximum weight.
There are only 3 roads with width restrictions in place although they are not main routes: St Andrews Road, Carshalton; Derek Avenue, Wallington; Windsor Road, Worcester Park.
On 21st April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council provided the following information:
There have been no changes to the height/weight and length limit information above that was provided in August 2006, There is no off-street day time parking for motor homes There are three car parks within the Borough that overnight parking is allowed Melbourne Road, Cheam Library and Carshalton High Street the hours are restricted to 18:30pm to 08:00 am and sleeping/eating are not allowed but vehicles can overlap the bay markings.
Sutton Borough Council have further details on their web site Here.
Tower Hamlets
On 9th January 2008, Tower Hamlets Council confirmed that the following information, originally provided on 1st September 2006, remains the same:
1. Height restrictions. As the London Borough of Tower Hamlets is predominantly subject to Controlled Parking Zones we operate a permit system for local residents and businesses. There is a maximum size of vehicle qualification criteria for such permits, namely 2.30 metres in height and 5.25 metres in length. Additionally, there is a requirememt that all vehicles must be left within the confines of a parking place/bay which are generally 1.80 metres to 2.00 metres wide.
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Where we have individually marked out Pay & Display bays, as opposed to long continuous parking places, vehicles must be left entirely within the bay markings. Displaying 2 Pay & Display tickets is not allowed and contravening vehicles would be liable to Penalty Charge Notices.
3. Any provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities. We do not hold this information.
4. Any provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans. There are no parking places in Tower Hamlets that are reserved for motorhomes or caravans. Indeed, the latter are not allowed to be left in parking places.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. There is overnight prohibition on parking on all roads in Tower Hamlets for commercial vehicles whose maximum gross weight exceeds 5 tonnes. However, this does not apply to motor vehicles constructed or adapted solely for the carriage of not more than 12 passengers.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. We do not hold this information.
Tower Hamlets Council have further details on their web site Here.
Waltham Forest
On 29th August 2006 Waltham Forest Council provided the following information:
1. Height restrictions. Barriers are set at 6'6"
2. Requirements for parking within bay confines (including any requirement for purchasing two parking tickets where the length of a vehicle means that it overhangs a second bay at its rear). Vehicles have to park within the bay markings generally these are 2.4M x 4.8M, if a vehicle overhangs length wise into another bay then unofficially we allow this providing two valid pay & display tickets are displayed, NB This does not apply width wise.
3. No provision of toilet and waste disposal facilities.
4. No provision of spaces specifically aimed at motorhomes and/or caravans.
5. Any provision for (or ban on) overnight parking. On the road there is a 5 tonne GVW ban between 6.30pm & 8am other than that vehicles must obey parking regulations, in car parks there is a ban on sleeping in vehicles.
6. Restricted access caused by narrow roads/entrances. One of our Car Parks has a width restriction Stanley Road E10.
On 11th December 2007, in response to a follow-up request, Waltham Forest Council provided the following information:
In response to your request, I can confirm the Council holds the requested information and set out below details of all off-street daytime car parks within the control of the London Borough of Waltham Forest.
1. High Street E17; 2. St James Street E17; 3. Mission Grove E17; 4. Palmerston Road E17; 5. South Grove E17; 6. Garfield Road E4; 7. Hall Lane E4; 8. Richmond Road E4; 9. Stanley Road E10; 10. Church Lane E11; 11. Larkshall Road E4; 12. Brandon Road E17; 13. Linford Road E17; 14. Argall Avenue E10 ; 15. Bedford Road E17; 16. Marlow Road E17.
All of the above except Hall Lane E4 are surface car parks, Hall Lane being Multi Storey. All other sites have either a height restriction (2.1M) or a width restriction (1.8M).
Argall Avenue E10, Bedford Road E17 and Marlow Road E17 car parks are non-fee paying car parks
In all of the paying car parks it is permissible to park in two bays if two valid pay & display tickets are correctly displayed.
The Council’s car parks can be used at any time but sleeping in a vehicle is not permitted. There are no such facilities for this in the borough.
Waltham Forest Council have further details on their web site Here.
Wandsworth
On 12th September 2006 Wandsworth Borough Council provided the following information:
1. There are no official places with facilities for the parking of motor homes overnight in the Borough of Wandsworth, as such your query relating to
height restrictions is not applicable.
2. If a vehicle overhangs a marked bay in a Controlled Parking Zone it may be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice.
3. Within the Borough of Wandsworth there are no official parking places with facilities.
4. Within the Borough of Wandsworth there are no parking spaces specifically aimed at motor homes and/or caravans
5. Vehicles classified as a private vehicle can be parked on the public highway overnight but those which are classified as commercial vehicles may
be subject to an overnight lorry ban.
6. There are some roads in the Borough which are signed stating that they are unsuitable for large vehicles.
Wandsworth Borough Council have further details on their web site Here.
On 24th October 2006 Wandsworth Borough Council provided the following additional information:
Please find the following additional information provided by the Department of Leisure and Amenities and the Department of Technical Services relating to the parking of motor homes in the Borough.
The car parks in Church Lane and Frogmore (SW18) are not suitable for larger vehicles, they only accommodate 6 and 9 cars respectively.
There are 3 Parking Grounds in Battersea Park: Chelsea Car Park; Rosary Car Park and Albert Car Park. Further details are available on the Wandsworth Borough Council web site Here.
No overnight parking is allowed in the Park.
On 19th March 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the council supplied the following information:
Unless previous authority/arrangements have been made no overnight parking(camping) is permitted in any of the parks in Wandsworth.
No provision exists for parking - overnight or other on any of the commons or other open spaces, the only exception being Dr Johnson's (Tooting Common) and the Tooting Lido car parks which are unsecured public car parks. However, being part of Tooting Common any overnight parking could be considered "camping" and in that case a violation of the bylaw on camping will have been committed.
The parking grounds in Battersea Park are:- Chelsea car park, Rosary car park, Albert car park.
Unsecured parking exists at:-
Tooting Common:- Dr Johnson’s Avenue, Tooting Bec Lido.
King George’s Park:- Burr Road Car Park, Mapleton Road (not suitable for long vehicles).
No other formal car parks exist in the parks and open spaces of the borough
The Council has responsibility for a further 2 off street car parks, Frogmore and Church Lane. These car parks are not suitable for the parking of motor homes due to their small size.
Westminster
On 22nd September 2006 City of Westminster Council provided the following information:
1) There are height restrictions on resident parking bays, for resident permit holders, however, there are no height restrictions on paid for parking facilities.
2) All vehicles are required to park within the confines of the bay and will be ticketed if they overhang or park outside of the bay confines. Therefore it is not possible to purchase two pay and display tickets and park over two parking spaces.
3) Details of public toilets can be found on the Council's website Here.
4) There are no specified bays for motor homes and caravans. Shared use parking bays could be used for parking long vehicles.
5) The Overnight Parking Ban applies to vehicles over 5 tonnes gross vehicle weight, but it only applies to Commercial Vehicles and vehicles carrying more than 8 passengers. It would not, therefore, apply to motorhomes, unless they were very big. I believe it applies throughout London. It certainly applies throughout Westminster.
6) There are very many narrow streets, Mews etc. in Westminster. It is not possible to give information on them all, but the only actual width restrictions that I am aware of are on vehicles wider than 6'6" in Westbourne Park Road and Talbot Road.
On 10th April 2008, in response to a follow-up request, the Council provided the following information:
A list of all Westminster City Council’s car parks along with operating hours, height restrictions and terms and conditions is on the Council’s website Here.
It would however, be unlikely, that a motor home would gain entry to any of Westminster City Council’s car parks; as the height restriction is between 6ft and 7ft. It is not permissible to reside at any time in a vehicle whilst parked in a Westminster City Council car park. I can inform you that there are a number of car parks in Westminster managed by private operators; I am unable to comment on their conditions of use.
City of Westminster Council have further parking details on their web site Here.
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