One Hollingdean
Hollingdean is now controlled parking Zone 14.
Since 12 April 2026, you can no longer park in Hollingdean without a valid resident permit, visitor permit, or by using one of the clearly marked paid or shared-use bays.
Longer-stay 12-hour paid bays do exist, but they are extremely limited. Always check the on-street signs before leaving your vehicle.
This site previously documented the resident-led campaign for a Hollingdean residents' parking scheme in Brighton. That campaign achieved its aim when Zone 14 went live on 12 April 2026.
Official update
Hollingdean parking details after Zone 14
Zone 14 came into effect in Hollingdean on 12 April 2026. Most parking now requires a resident permit or visitor permit, while non-permit parking is limited to clearly marked paid or shared-use bays.
What changed
- Hollingdean is now part of Brighton & Hove parking Zone 14.
- Resident and visitor permits are now required for most on-street parking.
- Some paid and shared-use bays remain available to non-permit holders.
- A very limited number of paid bays allow longer stays of up to 12 hours.
Official guidance
Brighton & Hove City Council publishes the live Zone 14 map, permit rules, and bay information. The council's current Zone 14 page also shows the controlled hours and the location of paid and shared-use bays.
Last reviewed against official council sources on .
Official sources
Frequently asked questions
Can you still park in Hollingdean without a permit?
Since 12 April 2026, Hollingdean has been controlled parking Zone 14. Most parking now requires a valid resident permit or visitor permit. Non-permit parking is limited to clearly marked paid or shared-use bays, and drivers should always check the on-street signs before leaving a vehicle.
What is Zone 14 in Hollingdean?
Zone 14 is the Brighton & Hove City Council controlled parking zone covering Hollingdean. The scheme went live on 12 April 2026 after the resident-led One Hollingdean campaign for a residents' parking scheme in South Hollingdean.
Are there any longer-stay paid bays in Hollingdean?
Yes. The official Zone 14 page shows paid and shared-use bays in Hollingdean, including some bays that allow longer stays. Those 12-hour paid bays are extremely limited, so drivers should always check the local signs and markings before parking.
Where do I check Hollingdean parking permits and zone details?
Official permit and zone information is published by Brighton & Hove City Council on its parking permits page and its Zone 14 parking zone page.