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24 September 2026

Waverley Car Parks Face Closures and Reduced Spaces This Week

Waverley Borough Council is carrying out essential maintenance at three car parks in Godalming and Haslemere on 23 and 24 September. Mint Street Car Park will close for one day, while Weyhill Long-Stay and High Street car parks will have fewer spaces available.

Drivers Warned of Waverley Parking Disruption on 23 and 24 September

Waverley Car Parks Face Temporary Closures and Reduced Spaces for Maintenance Drivers in Godalming and Haslemere are being warned about temporary car park closures and reduced parking while essential maintenance works take place across Waverley. Waverley Borough Council said several car parks will be affected on Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 September, with the works expected to last for one day at each location. Which Waverley car parks are affected? Mint Street Car Park in Godalming will be closed for the whole of Wednesday 23 September while maintenance work is carried out. The council said Weyhill Long-Stay Car Park in Haslemere will also be affected on the same day, with a reduced number of parking bays available. On Thursday 24 September, the High Street Car Park in Haslemere will have fewer parking spaces available while the maintenance work takes place. The council said all of the works are expected to last for one day only, meaning the temporary restrictions are not expected to become permanent changes to parking provision. Drivers visiting Godalming or Haslemere during the affected periods have been advised to allow extra time for their journeys. Motorists may also need to consider alternative car parks if their usual parking location is closed or has fewer available bays than normal. For commuters, shoppers and visitors who rely on these car parks, even short-term reductions in parking capacity can mean spending longer looking for a suitable space. Planning where to park before setting off can help drivers avoid unnecessary delays, particularly when a preferred car park is temporarily unavailable. EveryonesParking can also help drivers look for parking options in advance when their usual parking location is unavailable or when they need a convenient space close to their destination. The council has asked drivers to be patient while the maintenance work is completed and said it appreciates motorists' patience during the temporary disruption. With the works limited to the affected days, drivers using the Waverley area should check the latest local parking information and allow extra time if travelling to the affected locations.

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