There are a number of car parks that are provided across the Borough:

Brentwood

• Sir Francis Way - Season Tickets Only
• Westbury Road - Season Tickets Only
• William Hunter Way - Pay On Foot
• Hart Street - Pay And Display
• Crown Street - Pay And Display
• Coptfold Road Multi Storey - Pay On Foot
• Town Hall - Provides free parking on Saturdays only.

Warley

• The Parade - Free for 30 minutes, Monday to Friday.  No waiting longer than 1/2 hour 7am to 9.30am and 4.30pm to 7pm.  Free for 2 hours 9.30am-4.30pm.
• Warley Hill - Pay And Display
• Victoria Road - Free for 3 minutes, 9am-8pm Monday to Saturday.  No waiting longer than 1/2 hour.
• Myrtle Road - Free for 3 minutes, 9am-8pm Monday to Saturday.  No waiting longer than 1/2 hour.
• Great Eastern Road - Free for 30 minutes, 9am-5pm Monday to Friday.  No waiting longer than 1/2 hour.
• The Avenue - Free for 30 minutes, 9am-5pm Monday to Friday.  No waiting longer than 1/2 hour.

Shenfield

• Hutton Road - On-Street parking and also 66 spacesthat are directly outside the shops which are limited to hours.
• Hunter Avenue - Pay And Display
• Friars Avenue - Pay And Display
• Business Parking - 88 permits available.
• Disabled Parking - Free

Last update: 02:50 PM Wednesday, September 21, 2005

• I would like to a apply for a orange/ blue badge, could you please let me know the procedure?
• Im looking at purchasing a retail premises in Moores Place, Brentwood, There are double yellow lines either side of the road. I asked a traffic warden where i could park and she said i could park right up against the shop as long as my wheels were not over the yellow lines but the double yellow lines are about 3 foot from the side of the shop making this pretty impossible. I will be working up to 10 hours a day 6 days a week and want to know the cheapest way of parking, also are there any business car park spaces i can rent from the council to make it cheaper?
• In the Brentwood Gazette (22/3/06) there is an article in the Letters section whereby the author mentions that "THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT" states that "one is allowed to park on a single yellow line or residential parking bay without a permit or during the prescribed hours in order to help someone get into a building or out of a building that cannot do so themselves" -the elderly, disabled and young children fall into this category.... Is this correct?
• Are there parking permits avaliable for businesses down crown street in brentwood. If so how could we obtain one thankyou.
• What happens to the money that comes from car parking fines?
• Are there any concessions or special circumstances for car parking?
• How can I object to my car parking fine?
• How can I pay my car parking fine?
• How much will a parking fine cost me?
• What happens if I park my vehicle illegally?