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18 September 2026

Henley Disabled Parking Bays Could Be Removed or Relocated

Oxfordshire County Council is consulting residents about proposed changes to disabled parking bays in Henley. Two spaces, outside 131 Crisp Road and 22 New Street, could be removed, while a bay currently outside 59 Market Place could be relocated to outside 51 Market Place. The consultation closes on October 2, 2026.

Henley Parking Changes Proposed for Disabled Bays

Henley Disabled Parking Bays Could Be Removed or Relocated Drivers in Henley could see changes to disabled parking provision as Oxfordshire County Council consults residents on proposals to remove two parking spaces and relocate another. The consultation concerns several designated Disabled Persons Parking Places in the town, with residents being asked to give their views before the process closes on October 2, 2026. Under the proposals, two disabled parking spaces would be removed because they are considered no longer required. One space outside 131 Crisp Road and another outside 22 New Street are included in the proposed changes. A third disabled parking bay, currently located outside 59 Market Place, would not simply disappear. Instead, the council is proposing to move it to a new position outside 51 Market Place, at the point where the parking bays begin. Drivers asked to have their say The changes could affect disabled drivers who rely on designated parking spaces close to shops, services and other destinations in Henley. Relocating a disabled bay can also change how accessible parking is positioned within a busy town centre, making the location of the replacement space an important part of the consultation. Oxfordshire County Council is now asking residents to consider the proposals and submit their views before a decision is made. The consultation is scheduled to close on Friday, October 2. The proposed changes are specifically focused on Disabled Persons Parking Places, rather than being a wider review of parking across Henley. For disabled drivers, knowing where designated bays are located can make a significant difference when planning a journey, particularly when parking near a town centre is limited. Drivers visiting Henley can also benefit from checking parking options before travelling rather than relying on finding a suitable space after arriving. EveryonesParking helps drivers plan ahead by finding and booking available parking, giving motorists another option when they need to know where they can leave their vehicle before setting off. Residents who want to comment on the proposed Henley disabled parking changes can do so through Oxfordshire County Council's consultation before the October 2 deadline. The outcome will determine whether the proposed spaces are removed and whether the Market Place disabled parking bay is relocated as outlined in the consultation.

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