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Pay by Phone Parking comes to Sevenoaks
Posted on 13 July 2011
No more searching for loose change! No more parking fines! Parking with Parkmobile means no more trudging through the wind and rain to find a Pay & Display machine. We are proud to announce that Parkmobile’s Cashless Parking will commence in Sevenoaks District Council on 18th July 2011. Just Park, Phone and Go.
Phone Parking is available in the Council Car Parks and in paid On Street locations in all 3 towns of the District Council (Swanley, Westerham and Sevenoaks). As an alternative to using the Pay and Display machines, you can call Parkmobile and buy time the same way you would if you used the machines but you do not need any coins. If you want more time, just call again and buy additional hours without needing to return to your car (subject to the maximum stay allowed). The number is: 020 3003 2523. Become a customer and register today for free!
App Parking in Sevenoaks
It’s also possible to start your parking action using the award winning Parkmobile App. Just open the App, confirm the parking location and enter the amount of time you want to park. It’s that simple. Download the App in the App store or using iTunes. The Parkmobile Android App is available in the App Market.
About Sevenoaks
The main town of Sevenoaks is an old market town dating from the 13th century. It is home to the famous Knole House and deer park. In 1456 the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop Bourchier, purchased the 100 acre estate of Knole and built the great house which lies to the eastern side of the town. This was later appropriated by Henry VIII and then passed on to Queen Elizabeth I who gave it to her cousin Thomas Sackville.
In the great gales of 1987 six of the seven oaks were blown down but new oaks were subsequently planted.
The District Council area also includes the towns of Swanley and Westerham. Westerham is close to Chartwell House the home of Sir Winston Churchill and there is a statue of the great man on The Green at Westerham.
Phone Parking is available in the Council Car Parks and in paid On Street locations in all 3 towns of the District Council (Swanley, Westerham and Sevenoaks). As an alternative to using the Pay and Display machines, you can call Parkmobile and buy time the same way you would if you used the machines but you do not need any coins. If you want more time, just call again and buy additional hours without needing to return to your car (subject to the maximum stay allowed). The number is: 020 3003 2523. Become a customer and register today for free!
App Parking in Sevenoaks
It’s also possible to start your parking action using the award winning Parkmobile App. Just open the App, confirm the parking location and enter the amount of time you want to park. It’s that simple. Download the App in the App store or using iTunes. The Parkmobile Android App is available in the App Market.
About Sevenoaks
The main town of Sevenoaks is an old market town dating from the 13th century. It is home to the famous Knole House and deer park. In 1456 the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop Bourchier, purchased the 100 acre estate of Knole and built the great house which lies to the eastern side of the town. This was later appropriated by Henry VIII and then passed on to Queen Elizabeth I who gave it to her cousin Thomas Sackville.
In the great gales of 1987 six of the seven oaks were blown down but new oaks were subsequently planted.
The District Council area also includes the towns of Swanley and Westerham. Westerham is close to Chartwell House the home of Sir Winston Churchill and there is a statue of the great man on The Green at Westerham.
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