Battersea Park Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ)
The Battersea Park Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) is currently being reviewed, with Wandsworth Council reporting significant improvements for residents.
A review of the Battersea Park Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), which aims to manage parking for residents and discourage commuter parking, found significant improvements for residents in September 2026. Wandsworth Council's Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee discussed the findings, with Councillor Nick Austin, Cabinet Member for Transport, stating that changes implemented following a 2024 review have successfully discouraged commuter parking and ensured spaces are available for local residents.
Councillor Assange questioned whether the CPZ had reduced problems for residents and if its impact would be reviewed. The changes implemented in 2024, which Councillor Austin referred to, included extended operational days and hours for the zone. No further reviews or upcoming discussions are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- A review of the Battersea Park Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) found significant improvements for residents in September 2026. Source
- Wandsworth Council's Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee discussed the CPZ review findings. Source
- Changes implemented following a 2024 review included extended operational days and hours. Source
- Councillor Nick Austin stated the changes successfully discouraged commuter parking. Source
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