Broad Marsh Drop off and Pick Up 

There are 6 spaces allocated for drop off and pick up at this car park, these spaces are located on the first floor next to the lift lobby. These spaces are painted blue with DO (Drop Off) clearly indicated on them, a 20 minute grace period of free parking is allocated for this activity. You must take a ticket on entry and present the ticket at the exit column, after the 20 minutes normal parking charges apply.

RingGo

Please download the RingGo App from the Apple and/or Google Play store. 

• Apple App
• Android App

Broad Marsh Car Park 

This fantastic Car Park has 1200 + large spaces, 81 EV charging points, 24 hour CCTV Monitoring, 24 hour onsite Security Guards and a vehicle management system that helps customers find a suitable space quickly.

There are many permit offers through our RH Parking app (see below)

Broad Marsh Permits

7 day permit -£36
1 month 5 day - £120.00
1 month 7 day - £140.00
Please call the office if you wish to purchase..

Daily Tariff

Access Routes to Broad Marsh Car Park

How to access the new Broad Marsh Car Park

From Queens Drive

From Lower Parliament Street

From Maid Marian Way

Trinity Square Car Park

Review of On-Street Parking

Nottingham City Council’s Parking Services team is responsible for the management and maintenance of on-street parking facilities and undertakes regular reviews to ensure it continues to provide a fit-for-purpose service. This accommodates the needs of customers and local businesses, delivers value for money to the people of Nottingham and supports the economic growth and environmental well-being of the city.

Further to a review of on-street pay and display machines in Nottingham and a public consultation exercise in January 2021, Parking Services are now in the process of starting the finalised programme of works to move towards a predominantly cashless parking operation.

The review formed part of Nottingham City Council’s Budget Proposals for 2020/21 and brings the on-street provision in line with the cashless approach in other parts of the city. The programme will streamline the customer payment process, minimise security risks and provide monetary savings through reduced machine maintenance and cash collection costs.

The first stage of the programme, due to begin w/c 28 June 2021, is a phased removal over a 4 week period of the pay and display machines outlined in the table below.

When a pay and display machine has been removed, the ground will be reinstated by Nottingham City Council’s Highways department and RingGo (Nottingham City Council’s pay by phone provider) signage will be put in place to confirm how customers can make payment. Steps on how to use RingGo can also be found here: RingGo Cashless Parking - Nottingham City Council

Alternatively, details of the next nearest pay and display machine can be found by using the map on this page, which will be updated in line with the removal schedule: Nottingham City Centre Parking Guide | NCC Parking

Instructions on how to use On Street Pay and Display Machines

If you have any questions relating to the above, please contact the Parking Services team:  Contact Parking Services - Nottingham City Council