Your guide to pay parking in Wrexham
 Crescent Road - LL13 8HF
Safer Parking Award
146 spaces / 0 disabled
0-1 hour - 20p
1-3 hours - 60p
All day - £1.50
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
No access into car park before 7.00am
No access into car park after 7.00pm
 Free when showing disabled badge
Restrictions
Height: No restrictions
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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Waterworld - LL13 8BG
417 spaces / 16 disabled
Monday - Sunday
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Over 3 hours - £4.00
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Free when showing disabled badge
Public Conveniences
Motorcycle Parking
Restrictions
Height: No restrictions
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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People's Market - LL13 8BB
Safer Parking Award
326 spaces / 9 disabled
Levels 1 / 1a / 2 / 2a
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Maximum stay 3 hours
Levels 3 / 3a / 4 / 4a
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Over 3 hours - £4.00
Open Monday - Saturday
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Free when showing disabled badge
Public Conveniences
Restrictions
Height: 6ft 2in / 1.9m
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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St. George's Crescent - LL13 8HF
Safer Parking Award
71 spaces / 5 disabled
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Maximum stay 3 hours
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Free when showing disabled badge
Restrictions
Height: 7ft 6in / 2.3m
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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St Giles - LL13 8NA
65 spaces / 4 disabled
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Maximum stay 3 hours
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Free when showing disabled badge
Public Conveniences
Motorcycle Parking
Restrictions
Height: 7ft 6in / 2.2m
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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Library - LL11 1WS
84 spaces / 15 disabled
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Maximum stay 3 hours
Free when showing disabled badge
Restrictions
Height: No restrictions
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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Guildhall - LL11 1AR
Saturday and Sunday only
72 spaces / 4 disabled
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Maximum stay 3 hours
Free when showing disabled badge
Restrictions
Height: No restrictions
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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Market Street - LL13 8BB
64 spaces / 9 disabled
0-1 hour - 50p
0-3 hours - £1.50
Daily from 8.00 to 5.00pm including Sundays and bank holidays.
Maximum stay 3 hours
Free when showing disabled badge
Motorcycle Parking
Restrictions
Height: No restrictions
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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St. Marks (NCP) - LL13 1RY
Safer Parking Award
Monday - Saturday
300 spaces / 6 disabled
0-1 hours - £1.30
0-2 hours - £2.60
0-3 hours - £3.80
All day - £4.90
1 week pass - £12.00
Charges apply to disabled badge holders
Season Tickets are available, contact NCP on 01978 354679 for further information.
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Island Green (NCP) - LL13 7LW
Safer Parking Award
478 spaces / 30 disabled
0-2 hours - 90p
2-3 hours - £1.80
3-4 hours - £5.00
All day - £10.00
Free when showing disabled badge
Contact NCP on 01978 354679 for further information.
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Rhosddu Road - LL11 2NN
8 disabled
Free when showing disabled badge
Restrictions
Height: No restrictions
Weight: Not exceeding 30cwts unladen
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Wrexham General Station (NCP) - LL11 1AA
Safer Parking Award
Monday - Sunday (24 hours)
67 spaces / 2 disabled
1 day - £2.50
2 days - £4.80
3 days - £7.20
1 week pass - £10.00
Charges apply to disabled badge holders
Credit Cards accepted.
Contact NCP on 01978 354679 for further information.
Further Information
Please contact Parking Services if you have any queries, comments or suggestions regarding the
services we provide.
Parking Services
Transportation & Asset Management
Wrexham County Borough Council
Crown Buildings
Wrexham
LL13 8BG
Telephone: 01978 292042 office hours – 8.30am - 5.30pm
01978 367900 in an emergency (out of normal office hours)
Email: parking@wrexham.gov.uk
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Your Guide to Wrexham Town Centre
 Bellevue Park
The park was extensively re-furbished to it's original condition (Edwardian Period) partly funded by the Heritage Lottery, Urban parks Project, Welsh Development Agency and European Regional Development Fund and opened in June 2000.
The park contains a large number of mature trees which make up the shaded lime avenues that radiate from the bandstand area. There are also areas of new tree planting and ornamental shrub beds which were recently replenished as part of the Heritage Lottery re-furbishments. A landscaped rockery containing plants from the Edwardian period leads up to the to bowling greens.
Llwyn Isaf
The Llwyn Isaf is now a green space in the heart of the town and the outside living room for Yale College students.
Originally there was a house on this site known as Ypsytty Ucha (Upper Hospital) - a name hinting at perhaps a past connected to friars or monks. In the 19th Century the house was called Llwyn Isaf and became home to the vicars of Wrexham.
Shopmobility
The Shopmobility service operates a fleet of manual and electrically powered wheelchairs and scooters for use by anyone with mobility problems. Once a member, you just book the machine for when you need it.
Tel: 01978 312390
Minicom: 01978 262601
Wrexham Bus Services
The section includes downloadable timetables for local bus services as well as:
- Wrexham Bus Station Map
- Changes to Bus Services
- Diversions to Bus Routes
Tel: 01978 266166
Shopping In Wrexham
Wrexham is nothing less than a haven for shopaholics - the biggest and best retail centre in North Wales. Thousands of people from across the region choose Wrexham for the variety and quality of its shops and its convenient town centre parking.
It provides a modern shopping experience with traditional values. Smaller shops, boutiques and arcades in places such as Bank Street and College Street complement brand-new retail centres with famous High Street names.
Much of the town centre is pedestrianised, making it easy to get around. 250,000 square feet of shopping space has been added in the last few years and the difference as you walk around is quite incredible.
St Mary's Cathedral
Between the Reformation in Tudor times and the 1829 Catholic Emancipation Act, Catholics suffered varied but continual discrimination. Initially Wrexham's Catholics met near Seven Bridges Lane, now Market Street, to worship.
One of Wrexham's Catholics was Richard Thompson, ironmaster and colliery owner. He built the first Roman Catholic Chapel in the town in 1828 in King Street, but only after tricking the owner into selling as he would not sell to a catholic. Thompson opened the chapel upstairs, while passing the building off as his home.
St Giles Parish Church
St Giles is considered the greatest medieval parish church in Wales. Whilst steeped in history and abounding with treasures and delights for the visitor, it also remains a busy and popular church with the congregation committed to worship, and acknowledging the presence of God in our daily lives.
The Great Tower is one of "the Seven Wonders of Wales", and inside, a ceiling adorned with 16 colourful angels playing instruments and singing, greets the eye.
North Wales Police
Incorporating the counties of Flintshire and Wrexham, Eastern Division is a diverse mix of agricultural land and urban areas including two of the largest industrial estates in North Wales. As Wrexham Town is the only Football League club in North Wales, its large fan base makes extra demands on local police resources.
Wrexham Law Courts
Wrexham Law Courts are situated between Wrexham Police Station and Waterworld.
Car Parking is available in the Waterworld car park.
The Law Courts
Bodhyfryd
Wrexham
LL12 7BP
Tel: 01978 355 300
Wrexham Memorial Hall
The Memorial Hall is an adaptable town-centre facility, which hosts a wide range of events and is available for hire.
The Hall offers a range of facilities which can accommodate events as varied as exhibitions, conferences, seminars, concerts, dinner dances, discos and a variety of classes and meetings.
Council Offices
There are several Council offices located within the Town Centre:
- Crown Buildings, Chester Road
- Guildhall
- Lambpit Street
- Old Library
- Social Services, Grosvenor Road
- Ty Dewi Sant (Register Office)
- Ty Henblas
Information on how to contact the departments within these buildings can be found by clicking on the link. This link will open an information page in which you can choose which department you need to contact.The information also contains contact details on those departments which are situated outside of the Town Centre.
Waterworld
Fun and fitness conveniently situated in the heart of Wrexham Town for all the family.
Wrexham Waterworld is the leading Aquatic and Activity Centre in the town situated next to the Magistrates Courts and served by a large pay and display car park off Chester Street. If you have trouble finding us and you have children, ask them to look out for the Aliens waving from the large glazed section at the rear of the building, visible as you approach Tesco's and drive around the island at the junction of Bodhyfryd and Holt Road.
Wrexham Arts
Centre
Information about Wrexham Arts Centre, including current and forthcoming exhibitions and competitions.
Wrexham Library & Information Service
Information about Wrexham Library and Information Service including online facilities such as:
- Renewing your item online
- Reserving an item
- Contacting your library
Wrexham General
& Central Railway Stations
Link to the external National Rail website containing rail and timetable information, including live departure boards for the following stations within Wrexham County Borough:
- Chirk
- Gwersyllt
- Ruabon
- Wrexham Central
- Wrexham General
National Rail Enquiries
Tel: 0845 7 48 49 50
Textphone
Tel: 0845 60 50 600
Welsh Language Service
Tel: 0845 60 40 500
Wrexham Museum
Centrally located on Regent Street, the Museum is an essential visit for anyone wanting to learn more about their local heritage and on the doorstep for town centre shoppers looking for a break.
The breadth of our Museum collections reflect the unique contribution that the people of Wrexham County Borough have made to the heritage of Wales, from Prehistory to the 21st century. Our wide-ranging exhibition programme helps make our collections come alive for everyone.
Wrexham Tourist
Information Centre
Wrexham Tourist Information Centre (TIC) offers a warm welcome and a wide range of services. As part of the All-Wales TIC Charter Network, Wrexham TIC is committed to providing a very high standard of service.
Tel: 01978 292015
The North Wales School of Art & Design
Well equipped spacious design studios and workshops in a traditional "art school" setting are complemented by a high levels of staff expertise. All their programmes are taught by experienced, enthusiastic and committed professionals, many of whom are notable practising artists and designers in their own right.
Yale College
Situated in the heart of Wrexham town centre, Yale College is a tertiary college with approximately 3,000 full-time and 8,000 part-time students.
There are two campuses, one on Grove Park Road in the centre of Wrexham and another half a mile away on Bersham Road where the Engineering and Construction courses take place.
The College also has some 13 outreach centres, many based in local schools, which have programmes of day-time and evening courses.
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Please be aware that these websites may not be accessible.
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