Parking in Ormskirk
There are 10 Council owned pay and display car parks in Ormskirk town centre providing approximately 850 parking spaces.
Short stay pay and display
You can park for a maximum of four hours at the short stay pay and display car parks located at:
Bus Station
42 Standard Parking Bays, 2 Disabled Parking Bays, 8 EV Charging Bays
Market Way
55 Standard Parking Bays, 5 Disabled Parking Bays, 2 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bays
Lunesdale
19 Standard Parking Bays, 1 Disabled Parking Bay, 1 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bay
Park Road
43 Standard Parking Bays, 2 Disabled Parking Bays
Park Pool
126 Standard Parking Bays, 3 Disabled Parking Bays, 1 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bay
Wheatsheaf
137 Standard Parking Bays, 6 Disabled Parking Bays, 4 EV Charging Bays, 4 Mixed Use Bays, 1 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bay
Long stay pay and display
Longer stay pay and display parking can be found at:
The Stiles
124 Standard Parking Bays, 4 Disabled Parking Bays, 4 EV Charging Bays, 4 Mixed Use Bays, 2 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bays
Hants Lane
83 Standard Parking Bays, 3 Disabled Parking Bays, 4 EV Charging Bays, 4 Mixed Use Bays
Permit parking is also available at the Hants Lane car park.
Hutton Way
19 Standard Parking Bays, 1 Disabled Parking Bays, 1 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bay
Derby Street
130 Standard Parking Bays, 3 Disabled Parking Bays, 1 Motorcycles Only Free Parking Bay
Free parking
Parking on the Derby Street car park is free for up to four hours on a Saturday (a FREE ticket must be obtained from the pay & display machines and placed on clear display in the vehicle as stated in the instructions on the tariff boards).
All Council car parks are free after 5.30pm (until 8.30am) and all day Sunday and on Bank Holidays.
Please note: The car park located at Two Saints Retail Park on which Aldi, Argos, McDonalds etc are located, is owned privately and parking arrangements and enforcement are carried out by Parking Eye (external link).
Safer Parking Scheme
The Safer Parking Scheme is a national standard for UK car parks that have low crime and measures in place to ensure the safety of people and vehicles. Each of the Council's pay and display car parks has undergone a rigorous assessment by specially trained police assessors and has been awarded a Park Mark (external link) for achieving the challenging standards.
Parking links
- Parking charges
- Parking fines and enforcement
- Parking permits
- Disabled parking badges (external link)
Income and expenditure
A summary of the income and costs associated with off street Pay and Display parking and enforcement for the period 1 April 2022 - 31 March 2023, is detailed below:
| Income | ||
| Off Street Pay and Display Parking | £542,844 | |
| Penalty Charge Notices | £42,407 | |
| Other Income | £0 | |
| Expenditure | £311,060 | |
| Surplus | £274,190 |
Surplus income is used to maintain and enhance the car parks. This includes ensuring the lines and signs are legible and that the car park surfaces are free from defects.
For more information about council expenditure visit our open data page.
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