A loss of £934,000 on off-street parking was recorded by Buckinghamshire Council in 2022 according to figures published by the government.

The stats, which were sourced from the Government's Department of Levelling-Up, Housing, and Communities, came in the same week when it was revealed which streets in the county had picked up the most car park fines in the last year.

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The council’s total profit for on-street parking came in at £462,000, whilst the off-street figure was an  eye-watering -£1,396,000 – making a loss of £934,000.

The figures were made public on October 12 this year, after it was revealed that a total of 31,851 penalty charge notices (PCNs) were handed out across the county in 2022.

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However, despite the loss, the unitary authority collected £927,324.93 from parking tickets.

The interactive map below shows money gained or lost by the council in the last 12 months from off-street parking.

We have contacted Buckinghamshire Council for a comment.

For the official stats in more depth, click here.