Car Parking
Parking spaces on campus are limited, and the University has to be strict 
about who can and can not park on campus. Residents of the University are not allowed to park on campus, although there are a small number of permits held each year for residents who have exceptional grounds to have a car with them. Please note that the residential areas around the University are also Permit Parking only.
The car park at Mary Chapman Court belongs to Norwich City Council and access is strictly controlled. Only a small number of parking spaces are available for use of Mary Chapman Court residents and these are allocated on a needs basis.
How to apply for a permit
If you have a disability affecting your mobility, or if you feel you have any other exceptional circumstances for having a parking space on Campus or at Mary Chapman Court, you should apply to the Traffic Office stating the grounds for your appeal. The Student Appeals Panel will consider all 
such applications.
If you are granted a parking permit, you should then register your vehicle with the University's Car Park Charging Scheme.
Full Restrictions
Students who are resident on University Plain, in University Village, in the NR2 area of Norwich, within one mile of the Campus or who have previously lived in University residences are not allowed to register and park vehicles on the Campus. Exemption will only be granted to students with disabilities affecting their mobility and on certain welfare grounds (see above “How to apply for a permit”).
