Parking enforcement
University car parks will be regularly monitored to ensure an orderly scheme of parking is enforced. Failure to abide by the University's car parking regulations may result in the issuing of a legally enforceable Parking Charge Notice (PCN) and/or the irrevocable withdrawal of a car parking permit.
From September 2023, an external parking enforcement company will be policing the use of valid permits and pay and display tickets 24 hours a day.
Failure to display a valid permit or pay and display ticket will result in the issuing of a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN). Additionally, failure to park considerately in a designated parking bay will also result in a PCN being issued. Disabled bay parking is strictly for the use of persons displaying a valid blue badge along with a valid Liverpool Hope University disabled permit.
The University has no authority to overturn any PCN’s issued.
The misuse of parking permits is fraudulent and is strictly forbidden. The university will invoke disciplinary procedures against any person misusing parking permits
Please note
- Permits do not guarantee a parking space on campus
- The University actively discourages parking off campus - please consider the local residents
- Regardless of which stage of the academic year the application is made, the charge is the same as for a full year
- Cars are parked at owner's risk and the University cannot accept liability for loss or damage
- Permits are not transferable and must be clearly displayed.
- It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that the permit or the Pay and Display ticket is displayed on the front windscreen.
Permit holders agree to abide by the University’s Car Parking Regulations as detailed in the Car parking policy.