Find out more about parking and garages in your area.
We want it to be easy for you to park outside your home. Parking Control Management (PCM) Ltd, who manage our car parking schemes, carry out regular patrols to make sure parking is convenient and hassle-free. They also issue penalty charge notices to drivers who park incorrectly.
If you want to cancel your parking bay permit or garage with us, let us know below
You can change or add a new vehicle to your assigned parking bay or garage, or change the location of your current spot, by filling out one of the forms below.
Anyone can apply for estate parking, but priority is given to:
Poplar HARCA tenant or resident leasehold household with a blue badge, then
Poplar HARCA tenant or resident leaseholder required by Poplar HARCA to relocate, then
Poplar HARCA tenant or resident leaseholder, then
Anyone else
Note: There is no waiting list for estate parking bays.
Who can’t park on the estate?
We won’t consider an application from anyone who owes Poplar HARCA money.
We will end a license if someone falls into debt with Poplar HARCA, or if needed for a Poplar HARCA tenant, resident leaseholder, or shared owner.
How much does it cost?
From 1st April 2026, the weekly charge for tenants (including their spouses/partners) and resident leaseholders is:
£7.19 Parking bay
£18.08 Garage or underground parking
£3.04 Pramshed
The weekly charge for spouse/partner of resident leaseholder (includes VAT):
£8.63 Parking bay
£21.70 Garage or underground parking
£3.65 Pramshed
The weekly charge for everyone else (includes VAT):
£8.63 Parking bay
£23.23 Garage and underground parking
£7.75 Pramshed
The weekly charge for tenants (including their spouse/partner) and resident leaseholders with a Blue Badge:
£0 Parking bay
£9.04 Garage or underground parking
£0 Pramshed
The weekly charge for spouse/partner of resident leaseholder with a Blue Badge (includes VAT):
£0 Parking bay
£10.85 Garage or underground parking
£0 Pramshed
What time does parking control operate?
When does parking enforcement operate?
24 hours a day, 365 days a year
When is parking enforcement suspended:
England bank holidays
Eid holiday
I'm a blue badge holder, where can I park?
There are designated bays for blue badge holders on every estate.
How can I find electric vehicle (EV) charging points in London and wider areas?
We’re aware of the increased demand for electrical vehicle charging points. Below is a map of the local EV charging points including the option to explore wider areas and find exact locations/addresses for the EV points best suited for you.
What should I do if I receive a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN)?
Penalty Charge Notices (PCN) can be served for minor motoring offences, and ignoring it can lead to increased fines. Please get in touch with Parking Control Management UK (PCM) to make a payment. You can reach them via email at info@pcm-uk.co.uk or phone at 01753 512 603.
Someone has parked within my designated bay, what can I do?
If you find someone has parked in your space, you should contact Parking Control Management UK (PCM) who will send out their team to issue a PCN. You can reach them via email at info@pcm-uk.co.uk or phone at 01753 512 603.
For dangerously parked vehicles, you may need to report it to either us, the council or the police. Click the links below for further guidance.
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