Parking in Leominster

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Leominster is a town about an hour and 20 minutes’ drive from Birmingham in the Herefordshire area. It is home to around 12,000 people. Carbon dating done on animal bones found underneath the Leominster Priory Church has shown that the area has been occupied since the 7th century. The Leominster Priory Church of St Peter and St Paul was built in the 13th century and is the only Grade I listed building in the town. 

The town is home to several iconic locations, such as the 11th century Croft Castle which has 1,500 acres of woods, park and farmland. You are free to explore the grounds and the interior of the castle, and there are several options for accommodation at the castle. The town also has its own museum and community hospital. 

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There are several council-run car parks in the town, so you have plenty of options for Leominster parking. 

Broad Street car park (HR6 8DD)

• Total spaces: 269
• Disabled spaces: 4
• Coach spaces 4
• Motorcycle bays: 0
• Pay and display machines: 3
• Short or long stay: Long
• Electric vehicle parking: Free for up to 30 minutes 
• Other information: No lorry parking between 8am and 6pm
• Car park code: 85580
• Cost:
• Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm (including bank holidays):
• Up to 24 hours: £2.50
• Coaches: Free
• Sunday 8am to 6pm: 
• All day: £1
• Coaches: Free
• Monday to Sunday, 6pm to 8am:
• Lorries: £2.50
• Season tickets :
• Season ticket per year: £360
• Season ticket per quarter: £95

Central Area (Service Delivery Area) car park (HR6 8EP)

• Free parking 
• Maximum stay of 30 minutes 
• No return within 2 hours

Central Area car park 

• Total spaces: 79
• Disabled spaces: 4
• Coach spaces: 0
• Motorcycle bays: 1 large bay
• Pay and display machines: 2
• Short or long stay: Short
• Other information: Maximum stay 2 hours. Disabled Blue Badge holders up to 5 hours maximum stay
• Car park code: 85582
• Cost:
• Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm (including bank holidays): 
• Up to 1 hour: £1
• Up to 2 hours: £1.50
• Sunday 8am to 6pm:
• All day: £1

Dishley Street car park (HR6 8NY)

• Total spaces: 64
• Disabled spaces: 9 (including 5 belonging to dental surgery)
• Coach spaces: 0
• Motorcycle bays: 0
• Pay and display machines: 1
• Short or long stay: Long
• Car park code: 85583
• Cost:
• Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm (including bank holidays):
• Up to 2 hours: £1
• Up to 4 hours: £1.50
• Up to 24 hours: £2.50
• Sunday 8am to 6pm: 
• All day: £1
• Season tickets : 
• Season ticket per year: £360
• Season ticket per quarter: £95

Etnam Street car park (HR6 8AE)

• Total spaces: 163
• Disabled spaces: 2
• Coach spaces: 0
• Motorcycle bays: 1
• Electric vehicle charging bays: 2
• Electric vehicle parking: Free for up to 30 minutes 
• Pay and display machines: 3
• Short or long stay: Short
• Other information: Maximum 4 hours stay from Monday to Saturday. 
• Cost:
• Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm including (bank holidays):
• Up to 1 hour: 50p
• Up to 2 hours: 80p
• Up to 4 hours: £1.50
• Sunday 8am to 6pm (no maximum stay):
• All day: £1

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Leominster Priory Church was built in around the 13th century. In 1539, the east end of the church and the monastic buildings were destroyed, although the main body of the church survived. Eight of the ten bells of the Leominster Priory Church were cast in 1755, and the last two were cast in 1894. There used to be an abbey on the site of the church, possibly founded in the 7th century. It was destroyed, then rebuilt as Leominster nunnery, and then it is thought that Leominster Priory Church now sits where the nunnery was. 

The National Trust's Croft Castle and Parkland can be found about 15 minutes’ drive from the town centre. The castle itself dates back to the 11th century, and the chapel is thought to date to around the 13 century. It is surrounded by 1,500 acres of woods, park and farmland and has a walled garden with a glasshouse, orchard and vineyard. You can stay in holiday cottages, B&Bs, bunkhouses, or even set up a tent if you want to stay for a little while.  

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By Train: The Leominster train station services the Transport for Wales line. 

By Bus: Several bus lines run through Leominster, including 426, 492, 494, 501, 502, and 504. 

By Car: Leominster is located just off the A44 and A49 motorways near Hereford and Worcester.

There are disabled parking spaces available in all council-run car parks, so there are plenty of options for accessible parking in Leominster. 

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Leominster, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

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Where is Leominster? 

Leominster is a small town in North Herefordshire, about an hour and 20 minutes’ drive from Birmingham, and about 25 minutes’ drive from Hereford. 

Are there any Grade I listed buildings in Leominster?

Yes, the Priory Church of St Peter and St Paul. It was built in the 13th century, and is thought to sit on the site of an abbey that was built around the 7th century. 

What is there to do in Leominster? 

You can learn about the town history at the Leominster Museum, or you can head out to Croft Castle to see the stunning grounds and learn about the history of the Croft family. There are 1,500 acres worth of woods, park and farmland to explore, and the castle has accommodation options, plus a shop, a tea room, and a working vineyard.