Estate parking
Parking on estates
You must display a valid estate parking permit when parked on a council estate.
NSL enforce the parking rules on council estates. They will issue a ticket if a vehicle does not display a valid estate parking permit or causes an obstruction.
Penalty Charge Notices (PCN)
How much is a penalty charge notice?
A parking ticket carries a fine of £100. You have 28 days to pay. The charge becomes £60 if you pay within 14 days of the date of issue.
Pay a Parking Charge Notice
Pay online - insert button required
By telephone - 0343 357 1555 then option 1 *Call charges to NSL apply
Appeal a Parking Charge Notice
Submit your appeal by email, post or telephone. Include the reference number of the PCN.
Email - thhpcn@nsl.co.uk
Post - Tower Hamlets Homes Parking, PO Box 714, Oldham, OL1 9NR
Telephone - 0343 357 1555 *Call charges to NSL apply
* NSL’s payment and enquiry line is a general service number and not a premium rate number. Numbers that start with 03 are charged at the same rate as standard landline numbers that start with 01 or 02. For more information, visit Ofcom
Estate parking permits
We give you an ‘estate parking’ and ‘any vehicle’ permit when you rent a car space. Each permit is valid for one year. Each permit is valid only on a council estate.
Using an 'estate parking' or 'any vehicle' permit
You cannot use an ‘estate parking’ or ‘any vehicle’ permit:
- to park on the street
- to park on other private land
- both at the same time (within the area specified on your estate parking permit)
Visitor parking
Please note, visitor’s vouchers obtained from Tower Hamlets Council are NOT valid on council estates, as per the terms and conditions. If you would like to park in a visitors bay, you can use the bay for up to 6 hours. After this period you must move your vehicle otherwise it will be subject to enforcement action.
Disabled parking
On some of our estates, we have parking spaces for disabled residents.
Bays for disabled parking are usually marked. They will show as disabled or display the international wheelchair symbol. You must display a valid blue badge when parked in a disabled bay. If a valid blue badge is not displayed, NSL issue a parking ticket.
Enquiries and applications
If you are a council tenant or leaseholder and you would like to send us an enquiry about parking on our estates, please visit MyHome and choose the Contact Us option. If you do not have access to MyHome or you are not a council tenant or leaseholder, you can use the button below to send us an enquiry.
If you wish to find out more about applying for a garage or parking space, please visit our parking and garage applications page.