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Maldon District Council Celebrates Prestigious Parking Accreditations

Published on Tuesday, 5th November 2024

Cllr Siddall and Ian Wilson BPA

Maldon District Council are delighted to announce that several of its car parks have been awarded the prestigious ‘Park Mark’ award and ‘Park Access’ accreditation by the British Parking Association.

This recognition underscores the Council’s commitment to providing safe, accessible, and high-quality parking facilities for residents and visitors alike. 

The ‘Park Mark’ award is a national standard for UK car parks that have met the rigorous requirements of a risk assessment conducted by the police. This award signifies that the car parks have measures in place to deter criminal activity and create a safer environment for users. The ‘Park Access’ accreditation highlights car parks that offer excellent accessibility features, ensuring that facilities are inclusive and user-friendly for all, including those with disabilities. 

The British Parking Association is the leading professional association representing parking and traffic management in the UK. Their accreditation schemes are designed to raise standards and recognise excellence in the parking industry. 

The following Maldon District Council owned car parks have been awarded Park Mark and Park Access. 

  • Riverside Park (Park Mark), Millfields (Park Mark) and Foundry Lane in Burnham-on-Crouch (Park Mark and Park Access) 
  • High Street East, Butt Lane, Friary Fields, and White Horse Lane in Maldon (Park Mark and Park Access) 
  • Coach Park and main car park at Promenade Park (Park Mark and Park Access) 

Cllr Richard Siddall, Leader of Maldon District Council, expressed his pride in this achievement, stating: “We are thrilled to receive the ‘Park Mark’ award and ‘Park Access’ accreditation for our car parks. This recognition reflects our ongoing efforts to ensure that our parking facilities are safe, secure, and accessible for everyone. I would like to thank all those involved in achieving these high standards.” 

For more information about the ‘Park Mark’ award and ‘Park Access’ accreditation, please visit the British Parking Association’s website