Electric vehicle charging

Our electric vehicle charge points

Herefordshire Council car parks currently contain a combination of fast, rapid and ultra-rapid chargers. All charge points in council car parks are operated by Wenea, with the exception of the 50kW chargers that are run by SWARCO.

You can get a free 30-minute parking ticket to display in your electric or hybrid vehicle at council-owned, off-street car parks, while you plug in and charge.

Electricity at all charge points in council car parks is subject to a fee, payable to the charge point operator.

The tariff is usually shown on the charge point, and will also be available on the charge point provider's app.

Please note, the Alfen chargers cannot be paid for with a debit or credit card. Please pay for use of these chargers via the Wenea app - registration is not required.

• How to use the charge points
• Faulty or damaged units or need support using the chargers?

Charge point locations

These charging points are part of the national network. Check availability and charge tariff on a number of live maps including the Wenea live map and the SWARCO Econnect live map.

Hereford

• St Martins car park (50kW charger)
• Garrick Multi Storey (7kW dual charger) - located on Floor 3. Accessed via the down ramp from Floor 4 to Floor 3.
• Plough Lane Council Offices (7kW dual chargers and 30kW chargers) - for staff and visitor use only in the week, general public at weekends and bank holidays.
• Herefordshire Archive and Records Centre, (7kW dual charger) - car park open 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Friday and the second Saturday of the month.
• Venns Close car park (7kW dual charger)

Kington

• Mill Street car park (7kW dual charger)

Ledbury

• St Katherine's car park (7kW dual charger)

Leominster

• Etnam Street car park (7kW dual charger)
• Broad Street car park (22kW, 50kW and 100kW chargers)

Ross-on-Wye

• Edde Cross Street car park (50kW charger)

Bromyard

• Tenbury Road car park - owned by Bromyard and Winslow Town Council

Suggest locations for charge points

We are looking for potential new locations for public charge points, particularly to support residents that have to park on-street. If you own or are thinking of buying an electric vehicle (EV) and would like to suggest a location for a new charge point - please complete our charge point suggestion form.

Please note, only installs on Herefordshire Council owned land can be considered currently. If you have a location suggestion for somewhere else, such as a supermarket car park, please contact the land owner directly to find out about their EV infrastructure plans.