Lambeth Methodology Parking Surveys Completed Across London

We’re pleased to announce the successful completion of several parking surveys across London and surrounding counties for both residential and commercial developments. The surveys were delivered on time and in full accordance with the Lambeth methodology, which is used by several London boroughs to assess local parking capacity and stress.

The survey area was carefully mapped within the required linear walking distance 200m/2mins walk for residential and 500/5mins walk for commercial. The survey was conducted during the specified overnight peak parking hours. All data was collected in compliance with the council’s requirements, ensuring a robust and policy-aligned submission. In some specific locations such as sites close to train stations additional AM travel(7.30/8.30am)count were undertaken as agreed with the planning authority.

The outcome of the survey confirmed that the proposed development would not contribute to unacceptable levels of on-street parking stress, supporting a positive planning application process.

Some of our recently completed sites includes the following locations :

• Barking & Dagenham Council – 104 Birdbrook Close | 8 Brook Avenue | 17 Kings Avenue
• Surrey County Council – 16B Hawthorn Road
• Redbridge Council – 8 Wickes Way
• Royal Borough of Greenwich – 26 Peterstone Road | 16 Montbelle Road
• Dartford Council – 98 East Hill
• Barnet Council – 83 Princes Park Avenue | Abbeyfield House
• Peter borough City Council – Apple Tree Nursery
• Enfield Council – 201A bury Street
• Kingston Council – 3 School Cottages | 84 High Street, New Malden
• Bracknell Council – 37, Bull Lane
• Hammersmith & Fulham Council – 73 and 75 Clancarty Road
• Bromley Council – 333 Dunkery Road
• Sutton Council – 16 Onslow Gardens
• Sudbury Town Council – Bella Vue Place
• Hertford County Council – 25 Lamsey Road

We continue to provide expert parking surveys for developments across London, tailored to local authority guidelines and delivered to the highest standard.

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