SIGNS at Wrexham Council owned car parks have now been updated to display the new charges.
New car park charges were brought in on April 1 in all council owned car parks across Wrexham county.
The signs weren't installed until a week after the new charges were enforced, leaving motorists initially confused on the cost of their parking stay.
As well as the new charging costs, the signs display information all drivers need to be made aware of.
The new charges see people pay £1.50 after 11am for up to two hours, and £2 for all day. Before 11am, an all day ticket is £3 and up to two hours is £1.50.
You can see all the updated charges here.
Parking in Wrexham - what you need to know
Blue Badge Holders - If you have a blue badge, you can park completely free in all council car parks, in any space. No time restrictions apply.
Eagles Meadow - Free parking at Eagles Meadow between the hours of 3pm and 5pm on weekdays if you register on their website.
St George's Crescent South - This small council car park next to the pharmacy and Wrexham Lager premises is still free for up to one hour.
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Island Green - The Island Green car park now has new owners, and has had all new ticket machines installed. This means they should be much more reliable and have auto-complete registration number systems.
Season Tickets - Eagles Meadow season ticket costs £35 a month or £90 a quarter for unlimited parking both daytime and evening.
Free after 11am - This has now ended in all council car parks.
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