United Utilities is proposing parking fees at Lever Park and Rivington to manage crowds and fund upkeep, but nearly 3,000 locals are rallying against it—arguing it breaks a 1902 promise that the park should always be free. Critics fear it’ll deter visitors and hurt local businesses, while officials say revenue would reinvest in improvements like new parking, paths, and historic site restoration. The debate heats up as residents question whether the real goal is profit—or just traffic control.
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