Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Free parking in run-up to Christmas announced



* Llangollen's Market Street car park is included in the Free After 3 scheme.  

Christmas shoppers are being given a festive treat from the county council when shopping in Denbighshire towns, including Llangollen, this festive season.


The "Free After 3" parking scheme will again be in operation this December to help support  town centres and encourage local shopping in the run-up to Christmas.
The scheme provides free parking in all council operated pay & display car parks in town centres after 3pm on a daily basis until December 31.
The car parks included in the initiative are:

Llangollen 
East Street 
Hall Street 
Market Street 
Mill Street 

Corwen
Green Lane 

Ruthin 
Crispin Yard (Cae Ddol) 
Dog Lane 
Market Street 
Park Road 
Rhos Street 
St Peter's Square 
Troed y Rhiw 

Denbigh 
Multi-storey 
Crown Lane 
Factory Ward 
Post Office Lane 
Vale Street 

Prestatyn 
Lower High Street 
Kings Avenue 
Railway Station (Coronation Gardens) 

Rhuddlan 
Parliament Street 

Rhyl
 
Children's Village (Underground) 

Morfa Hall
 
Morley Road 
Sky Tower 
West Kinmel Street 

St Asaph 
Bowling Green 

Councillor David Smith, Cabinet Lead Member for Environment, said: “We are delighted to be offering free parking across Denbighshire after 3pm again this year. 

“We feel this is a good way of encouraging people to support the town centres and to access the wide variety of goods and services available from our local businesses."

This initiative coincides with the Small Business Saturday initiative across the county where the council is urging people to support their local businesses and services on December 5 and in the run-up to Christmas.
Denbighshire County Council is also helping support local businesses through its shop local campaign, #LoveLiveLocal which encourages people to share positive experiences of Denbighshire as a fantastic place to shop on social media and a Christmas video which will showcase what the county has to offer shoppers over the festive period. 

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