The MiPermit Inspiration Award

The MiPermit Inspiration Award recognises individuals and organisations that have made a significant contribution to improving parking. Inspiration Award recipients are exemplars of excellent practice that have inspired colleagues, clients and the wider parking community. 

Parking Provider of the Year Award

Sponsored by: Cemplas

The Parking Provider of the Year will be an organisation delivering exceptional services and high quality service to the motoring public. This award is open to teams working for either a local authority or for a private sector organisation. The parking provider may be an organisation either operating car parks and kerbside spaces, or a third party offering inventory held by private and public sector parking owners.

• Croydon Parking Services, Croydon Council

• Gemini Parking Solutions

• Hozah

• HS1 Ltd

• ParkVia

• PayByPhone

• YourParkingSpace

The Intelligent Parking Award

Sponsored by: Alpha Parking

The Intelligent Parking Award recognises smarter approaches to the planning and management of parking. The jury is looking for examples of 'joined-up' or lateral thinking that deliver solutions to on-street and off-street problems or needs. The new approaches could be parking policies or operational projects.

• Smart City Parking, Harrogate – AppyWay and Harrogate Borough Council

• EV Parking Management

• Faxi

• Zero Touch Payments – Hozah

• Find Your Car – HUB Parking Technology

• Smart Parking – Liftshare

• United Moscow Parking Area – Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure Development, City of Moscow

• North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP)

• RHParking app: The secure motorcycle parking solution – Nottingham City Council

• Meters for Trees – PayByPhone

• The role of digital transformation in visitor parking permits – PayByPhone and Ealing Council

• Making an environmental difference – RingGo

• Southwark Movement Plan – Southwark Council

• Persistent evader scheme – Waltham Forest Council

Parking Team of the Year

Sponsored by: Phoenix

This award is open to teams working for either a local authority or for a private sector organisation. The award recognises the work of both on-street and off-street parking operations. The award recognises the work of both on-street and off-street parking operations. 

• Car park team, B4 Parking, Birmingham

• Brent Parking Team, Brent Council and Serco

• Croydon Parking Services, Croydon Council

• Parking enforcement team, Devon County Council

• Car park team, Centre:mk, Milton Keynes

• Parking Services, Newcastle City Council

• Project Centre

• Professional services team, RingGo

• Saba UK and Slough Borough Council

• Parking and mobility services team, London Borough of Tower Hamlets

• Parking and ranger service, Warwick District Council

• Sales team, YourParkingSpace

• ZZPS

Parking Partnerships Award

Sponsored by DCBL

This award recognises the importance of partnership working in the parking sector. The partnership may involve a mix of local authorities, companies, professional bodies, campaign groups and other stakeholders.

• Future ready Traffic Orders - AppyWay, Innovate UK, Cambridgeshire County Council, Coventry City Council and Milton Keynes Council

• TRO Discovery Project – Department for Transport, British Parking Association, GeoPlace and Ordnance Survey

• Multi-vendor cashless parking – Cambridgeshire County Council and Conduent

• Multi-partner platform integration at Cornwall County Council – Cornwall County Council, JustPark and WPS

• ROADflow Attended camera enforcement at school gates – Derby City Council and SEA

• Sharing solutions, saving costs – Exeter City Council and Devon County Council

• Zero Touch Payments – Hozah

• Pink Parking, coach and car park, Wembley, London - HUBER Car Park Systems, Quintain and Potter Church & Holmes Architects

• Parking partnership - London Borough of Lambeth, APCOA Parking and Farthest Gate

• Newcastle City Council, INTU and NE1

• North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP)

• Enforcement partnership – Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire Districts (NDL)

• Meters for trees – PayByPhone

• Unlawful vehicle initiative – Penham Excel and Walsall Council

• Making construction sites work for residents – Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea

Communication Award

Sponsored by: ZatPark

This award recognises imaginative, engaging and informative approaches adopted by parking organisations to communicating with the public and other organisations.

• Reviewing off-street parking management in Aberdeenshire – Aberdeenshire Council

• B4 Parking, Birmingham – B4 Parking

• Silver Street: A change of approach to bus gate management – Cambridgeshire County Council

• The launch of Jupiter – HUB Parking Technology

• Get Your Reg Right – The International Parking Community

• JustVote – JustPark

• Annual report – Newcastle City Council Parking Services

• Communication plan 2019 – Newcastle City Council Parking Services

• Positive parking messaging – North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP)

• Meters for trees – PayByPhone

• Debtor information video – Penham Excel and Telsolutions

• Making an environmental difference – RingGo

Parking Technology Award

Sponsored by: Makers Construction

The Parking Technology Award recognises advances in the technology of parking. The innovation will be a piece of parking hardware, a device or a wider system that makes the management of parking more efficient and/or customer-friendly.

• Smart City Parking, Harrogate – Appyway and Harrogate Borough Council

• Late Pay – APCOA Parking and Cherwell District Council

• Parkway Pay on Exit – APCOA Parking and Royal Stoke University Hospital

• Cleverciti

• Multi-partner platform integration – Cornwall Council, JustPark and WPS

• ROADflow Attended camera enforcement at school gates – Derby City Council and SEA

• Bike Patrol – Ekin Technology

• EV Parking Management

• Zero Touch Payments – Hozah

• JMS software – HUB Parking Technology

• Imperial FPNs – Newcastle City Council Parking Services

• Flowbird Web Office – Newcastle City Council Parking Services

• North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP)

• Good2Go – ParkingEye

• In-car on-demand payments for on-street parking - Parkopedia

• Digital transformation of visitor parking permits – PayByPhone and Ealing Council

• Westfield Stratford City FastPark – Secure Parking

• Islington air quality traffic analysis – TES and Islington Council

• Taranto Mobile solution – WSP Traffic Support

Parking as a Service Award

Sponsored by HUB Parking Technology

This category recognises how parking providers can create a positive experience for motorists. The category rewards work done by parking providers to create easy-to-understand, non-confrontational and person-centric services.

• EV Parking Service – Alfa Power

• LatePay – APCOA Parking and Cherwell District Council

• Multi-vendor cashless parking – Conduent and Cambridgeshire County Council

• centre:mk, Milton Keynes – OCS and CBRE

• Zero Touch Payments – Hozah

• Rapid EV charging – HS1, Engenie and Transport for London

• North Essex Parking Parking Partnership (NEPP)

• The Glyde suite – ParkingEye

• Making an environmental difference – RingGo

Parking in the Community Award

Sponsored by: The International Parking Community

Parking is an essential public service and can be a positive contributor to local communities. This award will recognise people working within the parking sector who have engaged with and supported their local communities. 

• The air you breathe – APCOA Parking with Maidstone Borough Council and Swale Borough Council

• Bank Park

• Healthcare permit scheme – Cornwall Council

• Meters for trees – PayByPhone

• Cross-boundary working between local authorities - Penham Excel and Walsall Council

• Pink Parking, coach and car park, Wembley, London – Potter Church & Holmes Architects, Quintain and HUBER Car Park Systems

Parking Person of the Year

Sponsored by: RingGo

This award is open to all local authorities and private operators that may nominate an individual parking employee who has consistently made an outstanding contribution to the industry and represents a 'model of excellence'. 

• Edward Amusan, director, Comity Recruitment

• Anthony Eskinazi, founder and chief executive, JustPark

• Steven Foster, team manager, Parking Services, Newcastle City Council

• Barbara Michael, debt recovery officer, Brent Council

• Jade Neville, head of parking services, OCS

• Vicki Neville, principal parking and TRO officer, Northamptonshire Highways

• David Pye, parking consultant

• Harrison Woods, chief executive office, YourParkingSpace

• Mohammed Zubair, mobile civil enforcement officer, NSL in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea

The Front Line Award

Sponsored by: PayByPhone

Parking can be a challenging profession. This award is dedicated to parking personnel who engage with drivers and the general public as a part of their day-to-day activities. This award will recognise excellent customer service, communication skills and community engagement. 

• Car park team, B4 Parking, Birmingham

• Wendy Armstrong Cook, parking management assistant, Bracknell Forest Borough Council

• Barbara Michael, debt recovery officer, London Borough of Brent

• Vicki Neville, principal parking and TRO officer, Northamptonshire Highways

• Sarah Shaw, traffic officer, University of Birmingham

• Mohammed Zubair, mobile civil enforcement officer, NSL in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea

• Client support team, ZZPS

​The Back Office Award

A number of parking personnel working in administrative and support roles were nominated this year. The jury has thus decided to recognise those working in the 'back office', who provide essential support to front line teams and management teams, with a break-out award.

Young Parking Professional Award

Sponsored by USL StructureCare and Pitchmastic PmB

This award recognises the rising stars of parking, people aged between 16 and 29 who represent the talent of the future. It is open to all local authorities and private operators to nominate an individual parking employee, consultant or contractor who has consistently made an outstanding contribution to their team and the wider parking sector. 

• Tiffany Chesson, people & processes manager, YourParkingSpace

• Jude Easteal, parking projects apprentice, Brighton & Hove City Council

• Jamie Fitzpatrick, operations team leader, central, Devon County Council

• Gemma Fox-Teece, notice processing and permits officer, Cambridgeshire County Council

• George Godfrey, senior GIS and parking consultant, Project Centre

• David Greenbank, team leader, ParkingEye

• Jyothi Gupta, architect, data scientist, UCL CASA (Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis), University College London

• Rebecca Harper, membership engagement manager, British Parking Association

• Ninh Hao, senior business development manager, JustPark

• Luke Hurst, USCP general manager, Business Design Centre

• Toby Kelly, business development manager, PayByPhone UK

• Avisha Patel, senior consultant, Project Centre

Best New Car Park

Sponsored by: 3C Payment

This site-specific award recognises outstanding car park design. It is open to local authority and private car park operators, owners, architects, developers and construction companies. Car parks entered may be multi-storey, underground or surface sites.

• Bishop’s Stortford multi-storey car park – Goldbeck Construction for Solum Regeneration (Kier and Network Rail) 

• Watts House car park, University of Brighton – Stripe Consulting and Kier Construction for University of Brighton

• Bristol Airport multi-storey car park – Goldbeck Construction for Bristol Airport

• Salt Lane multi-storey car park, Coventry – Buckingham Group, Seymour Harris Architects, SL Construction Services and Radflex Contract Services for Coventry City Council

• Kirby Corner car park, University of Warwick, Coventry – Goldbeck Construction for University of Warwick

• Jubilee car park, University of Sussex, Falmer – Goldbeck Construction for University of Sussex

• centre:mk multi-storey car park, Milton Keynes – Hermes, CBRE, OCS, Rolton Group, Leslie Jones Architects and Wall & Floor Ltd

• Sand Martin House multi-storey car park, Fletton Quays, Peterborough – Goldbeck Construction for Peterborough City Council

• Pink Parking coach and car park, Wembley, London – Potter Church & Holmes Architects, Quintain and HUBER Car Park Systems

Car Park Renewal Award 

Sponsored by: InaParc

When car parks are refurbished they are expected to be clean, bright, well signed, safe and structurally sound. The aim of the award is to showcase how a car park can be transformed into a truly inspiring building. The Car Park Renewal Award will recognise property owners and parking operators who have worked with teams of architects, engineers, contractors and other stakeholders to renovate an existing car park to the highest possible standard. 

• Festival Place car parks, Basingstoke – Makers Construction for AEW

• Coptfold Road car park, Brentwood – Makers Construction for Brentwood Borough Council

• Green Street car park, St Helier, Jersey – Concrete Repairs Ltd (CRL) for the Government of Jersey

• Sainsbury’s car park, Orpington, Kent – KSD Group/Black Rock and IKO for Sainsbury’s

• Rotherham Interchange – Interserve in partnership with South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE), ARUP and Jefferson Sheard Architects 

• Hatfield Road car park, Slough – Saba for Slough Borough Council

• Hunter’s Bridge car park, Welwyn Garden City – Cemplas for Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council

The Special Projects Award

Sponsored by: Bristow & Sutor and Debt Recovery Plus

The British Parking Awards recognise excellence and achievement in the design, construction and renovation of car parks. This 'breakout' award will recognise smaller and specialist car park projects (such as surface sites and roof decks), architectural elements of a car park (such as a façade) or an innovative construction or civil engineering technique.

Lifetime Achievement Award

Sponsored by: The British Parking Association

This special award recognises a parking professional who has made an outstanding contribution to the sector. The candidates will be based on nominations from within the parking sector. Parking organisations and professionals are invited to nominate an individual who has consistently made an outstanding contribution to the industry and represents a 'model of excellence' across their entire career.

The Special Jury Prize

Presented by the jury

This award will be presented to an exceptional entry that spans more than one category.

Parking Matters Prize

Presented by: Parking Matters

Parking is an essential urban service without which towns and cities would cease to function. The award will be presented to a person, organisation or project in the UK or internationally that is fundamentally rethinking and reinventing the way in which parking is planned, designed, provided, experienced and marketed.