A Buckinghamshire street with the most parking fines has been named, earning more than £100,000 in PCNs in the last year.

New figures have revealed the locations where the highest numbers of penalty charge notices (PCNs) were issued in the 2025/26 financial year, running from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026.

The data was revealed after Freedom of Information requests were sent to 200 UK local authorities responsible for parking enforcement.

NetVoucherCodes found the most-fined road in the city, with the data being provided by Milton Keynes Council.

The top 15 most fined roads/streets in the UK

The most fined roads in the UK, according to NetVoucherCodes, are:

  1. Corporation Street (Birmingham) - 100,985 PCNs
  2. Irvine Street/Mount Vernon (Liverpool) - 74,708 PCNs / £908,633 in fines
  3. Tottenham Court Road (Camden) - 59,329 / £4,099,582
  4. North Worple Way (Richmond upon Thames) - 43,861 / £361,400
  5. Junction 30 Off Slip with Junction 31 (Thurrock) - 41,817 / £115,377
  6. Corporation Street (Preston) - 39,267 / £1,714,301
  7. Oxford Street (Manchester) - 32,695 / £1,253,579
  8. Arundel Gate (Sheffield) - 31,543 / £1,029,962
  9. Oldfield Lane South (Greenford) - 31,252 / £2,154,867
  10. High Street (Oxfordshire) - 31,063 / £830,288
  11. Albert Bridge - North Side (Kensington and Chelsea) - 30,798 / £2,300,465
  12. Station Parade (Barking) - 28,857 / £1,757,009
  13. Heaton Lane (Stockport) - 27,756 / £796,676
  14. High Street North (Newham) - 27,227 / £1,125,125
  15. Greyfriars Lane (Coventry) - 25,455 / £651,232

The Buckinghamshire street with £100k in fines

For Buckinghamshire, one of the most fined streets was Silbury Boulevard in Milton Keynes.

The exact number of tickets has not been confirmed by the council, but the fines did see an income of £100,925 as a result of the tickets.

How to challenge a parking fine

You may be able to challenge your parking fine if you think it’s wrong.

You have 28 days to challenge a PCN, according to the UK Government (gov.uk).

The website adds: "If you do it within 14 days and your challenge is rejected, you may only have to pay 50% of the fine."

The rules for appealing a parking fine vary for different types of PCNs:

Recommended Reading

  • Local council PCN (received on the spot - for example on your windscreen) - informal challenge with the council
  • Local council PCN (received in the post) - formal challenge with the council

If you have been issued a parking fine through a private company, check who the issuer is, and then contact them to find out how to challenge it.

Have you received a parking fine? Let us know in the comments.