City of Wolverhampton Council is helping make every penny count in the run up to Christmas with free car parking offers in both the city centre and Wednesfield Town.
In the city centre, there will be free parking all day on Sundays beginning on Sunday 3 December up until and including Sunday 7 January – apart from on Sunday 24 December when normal charges will apply.
There will also be free parking in the city centre after 3pm on Wednesday 13 December and after 3pm every day from Monday to Friday from Monday 18 December up to and including Friday 5 January. Anyone parking on those days before 3pm will only need to purchase enough parking to cover until 3pm
These offers apply only at the following car parks:
- School Street car park
- Peel Street car park
- Market car park
- Fold Street car park
- Bell Street car park
- Temple Street car park
- Snow Hill Market car park
- Tempest Street car park
In Wednesfield Town, there will be free all day parking every day from
Friday 1 December until and including Sunday 7 January – no ticket or RingGo parking session required.
This free all day car parking offer applies to the following car parks in the Wednesfield area:
- Woodhouse Fold car park A
- Woodhouse Fold car park B
- Woodhouse Fold car park C
- Alfred Squire Road car park
Councillor Craig Collingswood, the council’s cabinet member for environment and climate change, said: “With the current Cost of Living crisis and money not going as far as it used to for everyone at the moment, I am pleased that the city council is able to help with these car parking offers.
“At what can be a very expensive time, help to cut costs is always welcome, whether you’re parking up to go Christmas shopping or to visit one of the many seasonal council events we have going on.
“I encourage everyone to make the most of their money and use our car parking offers to help make their festive shopping and fun that little bit more cost effective.”
All details of the days there are free parking offers along with Christmas shopping extended opening hours to help you get everything you need for Christmas are at https://bit.ly/3GlK31M
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