Oxford ranks 14th in UK student parking costs study

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 06:02 · Archive

Oxford's annual student parking permit costs £84, ranking it 14th most expensive among UK university cities.

A MoneySuperMarket study comparing parking costs across UK university cities ranked Oxford 14th, with an annual residential parking permit costing £84.

Brighton was identified as the most expensive, with permits costing £167.90 annually. Dundee came second at £160, and Glasgow third at £150 per year. London, despite its reputation as an expensive city, ranked eighth at £106 for an annual permit.

Other cities in the top 15 included Bristol, Kingston upon Thames, Aberdeen, York, Nottingham, Bath, Canterbury, Edinburgh, Guildford and High Wycombe. Residential annual parking permits in these cities ranged from £129 to £100.

The research highlights significant variation in parking costs across UK university cities, which can materially affect student budgets.

How it is being reported

• Oxford named among UK's most expensive cities for student parkingA recent study by MoneySuperMarket revealed that Oxford ranked 14th in terms of parking costs for students.Oxfordshire Guardian · 25 Oct, 05:00
• Oxford named among UK's most expensive cities for student parkingA recent study by MoneySuperMarket revealed that Oxford ranked 14th in terms of parking costs for students.Oxford Mail · 25 Oct, 05:00

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