A North Somerset medical centre has warned motorists they could face parking fines of up to £120 as it seeks to keep spaces available for patients and visitors.
Clevedon Medical Centre, on Old Street, has issued the reminder ahead of a series of out-of-hours and weekend vaccination clinics in the coming months.
The practice said it needed to ensure parking spaces remained available for those attending appointments and using its services.
Clevedon Medical Centre said: “To support our many out of hours and weekend vaccination clinic appointments in the coming months, we need to ensure parking spaces remain available for patients attending our Practice ONLY.
“Please do not park on our site unless you are attending a booked appointment or visiting the Pharmacy.
“Parking enforcement is now in operation, and vehicles parked without authorisation may be issued with a Parking Charge Notice of up to £120.”
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The practice said the parking restrictions were intended to help patients access healthcare services during what is expected to be a busy period for vaccination appointments.
It urged motorists not to use the site unless they were attending a booked appointment or visiting the pharmacy.
The medical centre added: “Thank you for your understanding and for helping us keep parking available for those who need access to our services.”
Clevedon Medical Centre is one of the largest GP practices in North Somerset and provides healthcare services to thousands of patients across the town and surrounding areas.
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