This is the last week you can park for free at a popular Norwich park before charges are introduced.
Visitors to Eaton Park will have to pay to use both the council-owned car parks from the week commencing Monday, March 20.
It is the first park in the city to charge, with Norwich City Council using it as a way to raise £50,000 and help plug its £6.2m budget gap.
The charges will apply daily from 9am to 9pm, excluding Christmas Day, and it costs £2 for up to four hours, £5 for up to five hours, £6 for up to six hours and more than six hours is £8, with contactless payment only.
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Regular users can purchase a season ticket for £40 for six months or £70 for 12 months, which can be purchased online from March 20 onwards.
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Blue badge holders can continue to park for free in one of the allocated spaces.
The decision was made following a public consultation, with the main concern from locals around drivers parking in neighbouring streets.
The council said they will be monitoring parking on surrounding roads.
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