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National Parking Platform welcomed in Government’s Integrated Transport Strategy

The National Parking Platform is recognised in the Department for Transport’s Better Connected: A Strategy for Integrated Transport as key digital infrastructure. This endorsement highlights its role in enabling simpler, more connected journeys across the UK.

London Borough of Tower Hamlets becomes first in London to join the National Parking Platform

The London Borough of Tower Hamlets becomes the first in London to join the National Parking Platform, marking a major milestone for the capital. Drivers can now pay using apps they already trust, removing friction and simplifying everyday parking.

Three more local authorities go live on the National Parking Platform, accelerating national rollout

East Hertfordshire District Council, Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council, and Stevenage Borough Council go live on the National Parking Platform, expanding its national footprint. The move reflects growing demand from councils looking to modernise parking and improve the driver experience.

Sarah Randall appointed Interim Chief Executive Officer of the National Parking Platform

Sarah Randall has been appointed Interim CEO of the National Parking Platform, bringing over 15 years of experience across transport and local government. She will lead the platform’s next phase, focusing on national adoption and deeper collaboration with partners.

National Parking Platform to be delivered by sector-led consortium, ensuring continued rollout and driver choice

The National Parking Platform transitions to a sector-led model, with the British Parking Association leading a consortium to scale the platform nationwide. This ensures continued rollout, greater driver choice, and zero additional cost to taxpayers.