Flying Fokker
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The 40 minutes get away time is pretty normal for many of the away fixtures I go to. i
Using P14 on Cov parking. Normally get out in around 15 mins not sure if going through cov thoKin nightmare, been using cov welsh but stuck for hour after game. Unless you miss last 10 minutes
What's the parking like on Burbage's Lane (and surrounding side streets) please? Need to explore alternatives having got stuck the last couple of times with the road closures!
If your parking on the roadside anywhere round Burbages Lane you stand a good chance of getting a ticket .The top end of St Giles Road are ticketed regularly. You can walk the bottom end by the Church it is outside the zones.On the roadside?
For some reason they don’t seem to ticket after Deans Way. However, there were also tickets issued in Deans Way last game.If your parking on the roadside anywhere round Burbages Lane you stand a good chance of getting a ticket .The top end of St Giles Road are ticketed regularly. You can walk the bottom end by the Church it is outside the zones.
For some reason they don’t seem to ticket after Deans Way. However, there were also tickets issued in Deans Way last game.
Thanks all, appreciate the help here. I didn't realise the parking zone extended that far with not being local. Normally use the small car park right at the bottom of Burbage's Lane but they put the cones out last time to stop turning out right on to Winding House Lane - though some drivers just got out the car and shifted them so they could get out!
P14 sold out at the school
Thanks, had been looking at the pub to try work out if could use that car park!
If you live within 45 mins walk of the ground, I can't imagine that driving was ever worth the bother.I ‘ve decided to walk this season,takes about 45 minutes.More people should walk if they are fit and able to do so if they live not too far from the ground,Cars make you lazy.
My brother who has lived on Dean's Way the last 4 years and didn't realise he was in the parking zone for the CBS got his first ticket a few weeks back. Last 4 years before that though he's never seen a ticket officer.For some reason they don’t seem to ticket after Deans Way. However, there were also tickets issued in Deans Way last game.
He not got a pass then?My brother who has lived on Dean's Way the last 4 years and didn't realise he was in the parking zone for the CBS got his first ticket a few weeks back. Last 4 years before that though he's never seen a ticket officer.
I park about 30 mins away, just outside the zone, easy enough.I ‘ve decided to walk this season,takes about 45 minutes.More people should walk if they are fit and able to do so if they live not too far from the ground,Cars make you lazy.
I ‘ve decided to walk this season,takes about 45 minutes.More people should walk if they are fit and able to do so if they live not too far from the ground,Cars make you lazy.
As long as you use the pub itself you can park there.Thanks, had been looking at the pub to try work out if could use that car park!
By the time you are out of the stadium and walk up to P1 it’s about 10-15min wait for the road to open.Does anyone know roughly how long after full time the road is usually opened?
Does anyone know roughly how long after full time the road is usually opened?
Not as reasonably priced as it used to be since they scrapped the events return ticket about 2 years agoIt is surely of note that Nottingham , with a similar political history, has a very efficient, effective and reasonably priced tram system in place.
It’s reasonably priced compared to parking in the city itself. I was shocked a few years ago to be charged £15 for an afternoon “shopping” with my wife. Park and ride every time now.Not as reasonably priced as it used to be since they scrapped the events return ticket about 2 years ago
It’s reasonably priced compared to parking in the city itself. I was shocked a few years ago to be charged £15 for an afternoon “shopping” with my wife. Park and ride every time now.
Easy to get in and out of, no hold ups in that regard.
How are trains from Nuneaton and back these days?
It's a policy that economies of scale are not applied and this the future of private operations on any form of travel.NCP car parks are mega expensive. But 2 adults on the tram now costs £11.
And people wonder why the high street is dyingI was shocked a few years ago to be charged £15 for an afternoon “shopping” with my wife.
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