by PieEater » 12 Sep 2006 18:04
by Blue Hooped Moose » 12 Sep 2006 18:12
by RoyalBlue » 12 Sep 2006 18:23
M BrookWarfield RoyalM BrookWarfield Royal Reading Council needs to force the management at Green Park to allow football parking.
Using what power?
Is Green Park wholly in the RBC area anyway? Are parts of it also in West Berkshire and Wokingham?
The council should link some bit planning decision or similar with the football parking issue. Something like "Yes you can build a new office block but in return you must..."
Councils do this to developers all the time.
Indeed they do because sections 106 and 278 (?) of the Town & Country Planning Act allows such agreements. However, they can not be entered into retrospectively so, presumably, the opportunity has been long since lost.
HalftimePasty Arrived early, parked up at Pizza Hut. Took a look at the traffic and decided to gamble on leaving the car there after eating (heh, we paid our money for our pizza, surely we get to park....)
Got £40 ticket.
Now, I fully expect to be told thats what I should expect with all those "NO STADIUM PARKING" signs.
Anyone else got a ticket from there and tried appealing? I figure as I have a pizza hut receipt ...
by willz_royal » 12 Sep 2006 18:40
by RoyalBlue » 12 Sep 2006 19:04
willz_royal They should have a backroad for footy supporters going into the ground from the main road Then it would alleviate the strain on the roundabout, and on the motorway, for bona fida travellers trying to get off.
by Rawlie19 » 13 Sep 2006 08:18
by RoyalBlue » 13 Sep 2006 08:22
Rawlie19 I was bemused as to why they've decided to hold greyhound racing on the same night as football. Not only that, but the 2 biggest games of the season (or in the history of RFC so far). I can't ever remember having speedway or greyhounds on at the same time as football before.
by MartinRdg » 13 Sep 2006 10:51
RoyalBlueRawlie19 I was bemused as to why they've decided to hold greyhound racing on the same night as football. Not only that, but the 2 biggest games of the season (or in the history of RFC so far). I can't ever remember having speedway or greyhounds on at the same time as football before.
It has happened once before that I can remember (although don't ask me which game!). I think it was probably one switched to a Wednesday evening.
Anyway don't expect the Council to care about the problems. I'm sure they will have plenty of staff out on overtime to assist - ticketing every car that is parked where it shouldn't be! The Borough Treasurer must have been rubbbing his/her hands together in glea when the fixture list was announced!
by WestCoast Life » 13 Sep 2006 11:53
RoyalBlueRawlie19 I was bemused as to why they've decided to hold greyhound racing on the same night as football. Not only that, but the 2 biggest games of the season (or in the history of RFC so far). I can't ever remember having speedway or greyhounds on at the same time as football before.
It has happened once before that I can remember (although don't ask me which game!). I think it was probably one switched to a Wednesday evening.
Anyway don't expect the Council to care about the problems. I'm sure they will have plenty of staff out on overtime to assist - ticketing every car that is parked where it shouldn't be! The Borough Treasurer must have been rubbbing his/her hands together in glea when the fixture list was announced!
by Im Spartacus » 13 Sep 2006 12:27
WestCoast LifeRoyalBlueRawlie19 I was bemused as to why they've decided to hold greyhound racing on the same night as football. Not only that, but the 2 biggest games of the season (or in the history of RFC so far). I can't ever remember having speedway or greyhounds on at the same time as football before.
It has happened once before that I can remember (although don't ask me which game!). I think it was probably one switched to a Wednesday evening.
Anyway don't expect the Council to care about the problems. I'm sure they will have plenty of staff out on overtime to assist - ticketing every car that is parked where it shouldn't be! The Borough Treasurer must have been rubbbing his/her hands together in glea when the fixture list was announced!
Why not park there anyway ? How would they know that you are not going to the Greyhounds ?
by Rawlie19 » 13 Sep 2006 12:39
by Custard Cream » 13 Sep 2006 12:56
by RoyalBlue » 13 Sep 2006 13:38
MartinRdg Strangely it looked like the council gave up (or ran out of tickets). I walked up Bennet Rd and they had ticketed every car on a double yellow and also cars on the grass verge for about 50 yards and then stopped.
by royalsteve » 13 Sep 2006 23:22
That Friday Feeling Got to the ground more than an hour before kick off last night only to be turned away "car park full" and re-directed to Smallmead. That in turn was nearly full so had to park right on the far side of the track.
Handed a slip on the way in warning that due to dog-racing their car park won't be available for next two (I think) home games.
Took 60+ mins to get out afterwards
Open Green Park!
by royalsteve » 13 Sep 2006 23:24
HalftimePasty Arrived early, parked up at Pizza Hut. Took a look at the traffic and decided to gamble on leaving the car there after eating (heh, we paid our money for our pizza, surely we get to park....)
Got £40 ticket.
Now, I fully expect to be told thats what I should expect with all those "NO STADIUM PARKING" signs.
Anyone else got a ticket from there and tried appealing? I figure as I have a pizza hut receipt ...
by royalsteve » 13 Sep 2006 23:27
VolvicanusHalftimePasty Arrived early, parked up at Pizza Hut. Took a look at the traffic and decided to gamble on leaving the car there after eating (heh, we paid our money for our pizza, surely we get to park....)
Got £40 ticket.
Now, I fully expect to be told thats what I should expect with all those "NO STADIUM PARKING" signs.
Anyone else got a ticket from there and tried appealing? I figure as I have a pizza hut receipt ...
I bet it also has the time you finished eating and got the receipt.
I'd say no chance in fighting that one.
by playoffs or layoffs » 13 Sep 2006 23:46
MartinRdgGordons CummingScarfaceThat Friday Feeling
Open Green Park!
Green Park have a clamping policy and will not let football traffic park on the roads in the estate. Lucky for me I park at my office.
My brother-in-law just flashes his ( out of date ) Costco card and parks in the offices of my sister-in-laws husband in Green Park.
Piece of p*ss.
I have an in-date Costco card. Does that mean I can park in there FOC?
by ayjaydee » 14 Sep 2006 08:02
by Sam Tubber » 14 Sep 2006 08:16
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