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Parking responsibly helps keep our neighbourhoods safe, accessible and pleasant for everyone. Whether you're parking at home, in a communal area or keeping a vehicle on Twenty11 land, it's important to follow the rules and ensure vehicles do not cause a nuisance, obstruct access or create safety risks.
No parking is allowed in your garden or on the land around your home unless you have a proper hardstanding parking space, such as a driveway or paved area, with a dropped kerb and pavement crossing.
If you'd like to build a parking space you must have our written permission. You may also need planning permission, building regulation approval and permission from Buckinghamshire Council to install a dropped kerb and pavement crossing.
Your first step is to contact us with a description and sketches of where the planned parking space will be located.
Vehicles must be safe and of a reasonable size and weight for the parking space. They must not cause a nuisance or inconvenience to your neighbours. Any vehicle kept by you must fully comply with all legislation and be taxed, have an MOT (if applicable), and be insured. All vehicles must be registered with the DVLA.
We do not allow parking on footpaths or grass verges that we own, and we will take action against anyone who parks on them.
The car parks and parking spaces provided on Twenty11 land are for the use of Twenty11 tenants and their visitors only. Visitors may include family members or friends, GPs, carers, district nurses, social workers, or anyone else visiting in an official capacity.
Generally, there are no allocated parking bays and parking is provided on a 'first come, first served' basis.
Any vehicles parked on Twenty11 communal land must be taxed and insured. Although our land is not 'public' land, we do not permit SORN (Statutory Off Road Notices) to apply to vehicles that are untaxed or not insured. Your vehicle will be subject to DVLA requirements, and so could potentially be removed if you do not tax or insure it. Our staff periodically check cars on our communal land and may put a notice on a vehicle and ask the council to remove offending vehicles.
We do not permit parking on garage forecourts or grassed areas.
Whilst we see the positive impact on the environment of electric vehicles, we do not permit tenants to install charging points on, and/or to trail charging cables across any communal land due to the safety risk this would pose. Instead, we encourage our tenants to use publicly available charging points. Tenants who have their own driveway can request permission to install a charging point within the boundary of their home.
We do not usually give permission to park a commercial vehicle, or a vehicle over 3,500kg when fully loaded, on any of our land. Please check your tenancy agreement, as the allowance may differ depending on the scheme. If you'd like to do this please contact us.
We'll need to decide if the parked vehicle would have an adverse impact on the area.
You'll need our written permission to park caravans, motor homes, boats, trailers, or similar vehicles on the land or garden around your home. We'll need to decide if the parked vehicle would cause a nuisance to your neighbours. We'll also consider other factors:
Please make sure that you and your visitors always park carefully to allow emergency vehicles and other vehicles such as waste management vehicles to get through easily.
You must not obstruct access to, block or park on a service road. These are for use by emergency vehicles, waste management vehicles, and other vehicles such as gardening contractors only.
You can use your parking area or garage to carry out reasonable minor repairs to private motor vehicles belonging to people who live in your home – but not to other people's vehicles.
You must not break up vehicles or carry out any repairs that cause a nuisance, annoyance or offence - for example, by using paint-spraying equipment, hoists, welding equipment, powered tools, or oil spills.
Have you spotted an abandoned vehicle on Twenty11 land? Please contact us and our team will be in touch.
Abandoned vehicles that are not on Twenty11 land need to be reported directly to Buckinghamshire Council.
If a vehicle is abandoned, or parked somewhere without permission, or if we think a vehicle or other object on our land is dangerous or unroadworthy, we will take action.
If you need to report something urgent, and you're not reporting during working hours, please use our out-of-hours service instead, by calling 01494 700011.