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Access Islington – council tax enquiries

Due to technical issues, Access Islington is currently unable to help with council tax queries over the phone or at our hubs.

You can still manage your council tax online through My Islington, including viewing your bill and making payments.

We’re working to resolve this as quickly as possible and are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

If you need to speak to someone about council tax, please try again later.

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Buy or renew a business parking permit

Find out how to apply for a business parking permit if you are a business based in an Islington property you don't live in, and pay business rates.

  1. How a business permit works
  2. Business parking permit costs
  1. Buy a business parking permit
  2. Buy a business parking permit with vouchers

How a business parking permit works

You can apply for a business parking permit if:

  • you are a business based in Islington
  • occupying the premises for non-residential purposes and
  • registered for business rates.

The council will only issue business permits to vehicles that are essential to the running of your business.

Number of permits and vehicle allowance

Each business can apply for up to two permits. 

A permit may have up to three vehicles on it but the permit can only be used for one vehicle at any one time.

To park two vehicles at a time you will need to buy a second permit.

Using a business permit

This permit allows all-day parking in any available business or business shared use parking bay within your Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) only.

Read the terms and conditions you need to agree to when purchasing or renewing a business permit.

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