Brighton and Hove City Council
Outside Caroline of Brunswick Public House, 39 Ditchling Road
Charger types at Brighton and Hove City Council
Charger specifications have not been submitted for this location.
About Brighton and Hove City Council
Brighton and Hove City Council has recently installed electric vehicle (EV) chargers outside the popular Caroline of Brunswick Public House. This location provides convenient access for EV owners to charge their vehicles while enjoying the lively atmosphere of the pub. The chargers are located on the street, making them easily visible and accessible for anyone passing by.
These EV chargers are privately owned and operated, with restricted access for use. This means that only authorized individuals with a special access key or card can use the chargers. This ensures that the chargers are available for use by those who need them, and also helps to prevent misuse or vandalism of the equipment.
EV owners in the Brighton and Hove area can now benefit from the convenience of charging their vehicles while out and about, thanks to the installation of these chargers outside the Caroline of Brunswick Public House. With restricted access, the chargers are well-maintained and available for use when needed. This initiative by the city council is a step towards promoting sustainable transportation and reducing carbon emissions in the community.
Questions about Brighton and Hove City Council
Who runs the charger at Brighton and Hove City Council?
The charger at Brighton and Hove City Council is run by (Unknown Operator). The operator's website has account and tariff details.
Can anyone use the charger at Brighton and Hove City Council?
Private: restricted access.
Price and access
- Access
- Restricted
- Network
- (Unknown Operator)
- Listed since
- Aug 2011
Contact
- Phone
- 08719 848844
Within 2 miles