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• Main Street Car Park<br />

• Victoria Street Car Park<br />

Keighley:<br />

• Scott Street Car Park<br />

• Church Green Car Park<br />

Haworth:<br />

• Museum Car Park<br />

• Bronte Village Car Park<br />

• Gas Street Car Park<br />

• Rawdon Road Car Park<br />

Ilkley:<br />

• South Hawksworth Street<br />

One of the key parking issues is to keep balance between long stay and short stay parking in<br />

the main city and town centres. As a general comparison, parking in <strong>Bradford</strong> is cheaper<br />

than in other West Yorkshire centres and may need to be addressed in the context of wide<br />

area congestion measures.<br />

The city centre car parking provision is currently undergoing a review which is expected to<br />

create new parking spaces together with increased provisions for hackney carriages,<br />

disabled parking spaces and loading facilities.<br />

Council parking charges however have been increased by 50p a day or 10p per hour from<br />

3rd August 2009. The move is part of a budget deal struck by <strong>Bradford</strong> Council in February<br />

to raise £170,000 over the year by increasing short-stay parking charges. It applies to the<br />

majority of car parks and on-street parking in <strong>Bradford</strong>, Shipley, Bingley, Keighley, Haworth<br />

and Ilkley.<br />

The charges at some car parks remain unchanged. These are: Shipley: Swimming Pool and<br />

Oastler Road; Baildon: Ian Clough Hall; Esholt: Car and Coach park; Silsden: Wesley Place<br />

and Bridge Street; Haworth: Gas Street and Rawdon Road.<br />

Although the Council has no current proposals to open any new car parks in the city centre,<br />

the Broadway retail development is expected to provide the largest parking facilities in the<br />

city centre. Other changes in car parking provision may occur to those sites on land<br />

earmarked for development, which include Crown Court car park, Alexandra car park and<br />

Burnett Street car park and this could result in a loss of significant number of parking<br />

spaces.<br />

In addition to the car parking spaces managed by <strong>Bradford</strong> Council, there are also a number<br />

of privately managed car parking spaces across the district. The following provides a list of<br />

the largest privately managed car parking spaces in <strong>Bradford</strong> <strong>District</strong>:-<br />

• NCP New Southgate Multi Storey Car Park off Thornton Road, <strong>Bradford</strong>, 432 spaces<br />

• NCP <strong>Bradford</strong> Hall Ings Multi Storey Car Park, <strong>Bradford</strong>, 526 spaces<br />

• Britannia Parking Ltd Leisure Exchange, Vicar Lane, <strong>Bradford</strong>, 432 spaces<br />

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