Total Car Parks acquires seven new car parks in the UK

UK-headquartered Total Car Parks has announced the acquisition of seven new car parks around the UK. The company manages over 30 sites nationally, offering a full range of car park operation services; from general management to the transformation of development land into functioning car parks.
August 1, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSSUK-headquartered 6293 Total Car Parks has announced the acquisition of seven new car parks around the UK. The company manages over 30 sites nationally, offering a full range of car park operation services; from general management to the transformation of development land into functioning car parks.

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