Decision - North and South Hollingdean Parking Scheme

Brighton and Hove Cabinet Member for Transport & City Infrastructure Decided 29 Oct 2025 approved GET /api/coverage

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Cabinet Member for Transport & City Infrastructure

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Published

29 Oct 2025

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As published

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This report is to update on the progress of recent resident parking scheme consultations in the north and south areas of Hollingdean and agree next steps.

1) Having taken account of all duly made representations and comments, agree to proceed to the next consultation stage of advertising the Traffic Regulation Order for the south area of Hollingdean. 2) The Traffic Regulation Order gives residents and businesses the opportunity to comment on proposals during the notice period, which typically lasts for 21 days. 3) Having taken account of all duly made representations and comments, agree not to consult further for the north area of Hollingdean.

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The consultation found that 73.7% of respondents supported introducing a residents’ parking scheme in South Hollingdean, while 26.3% opposed it. The consultation received 652 valid responses from 1,688 properties and ran from 26 January to 9 March 2025.

Recommendation

No explicit recommendation is stated in the document; the consultation results support consideration of implementing a residents’ parking scheme.

Financial impact

None stated

Ward affected

South Hollingdean

Date in document

1 Mar 2025

Stakeholders named

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South Hollingdean residentsBusinesses and business managers in the proposed scheme areaPeople who work in or visit the areaWard CouncillorsBrighton & Hove City Council

Next steps

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Consider the consultation findings and whether to proceed with a residents’ parking scheme in South Hollingdean.
Any further decision or scheme implementation would need to be taken through the relevant council process.

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