Parking in Hebden Bridge: Parking prices to GO DOWN in Calderdale town
It is set to cost less to park in a Calderdale town next year.
Hebden Royd Town Council says Calderdale Council has approved a reduction in on-street parking prices in Hebden Bridge, to be implemented by the end of January 2026.
The reduced charges will apply to premium on-street parking during off-peak hours – 8am to 10am and 4pm to 8pm.
The town council says the cost to park during these hours will be reduced to 50p for up to 30 minutes, and £1 for up to an hour.
The streets that this will apply to are yet to be confirmed, the town council adds.
Mayor of Hebden Royd Town Council, Coun Keith Butterick, said: “We are delighted that Hebden Royd Town Council’s efforts to get changes to car parking in Hebden have secured a positive outcome.
"This demonstrates that a constructive partnership between town and district councillors can produce beneficial results for the community.
"In response to discussions with the Hebden Royd Business Forum and Hebden Royd Town Councillors, COUN Sarah Courtney has been working with Calderdale Council officers since spring this year to get to a position where we can trial off-peak charging for the 'premium' on-street parking sites in central Hebden Bridge.
"Off-peak charges on these central streets of Hebden Bridge should be in place by the end of January.”
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