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Parking around Home Park (merged)
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swendies
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rdr123
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Unless the club build a new car park (God knows where) then I struggle to see how they could implement anything like this.
Just park the other side. There very little parking restrictions around Stoke village and Albert Road.
This is what I posted on 8/8 before this was implemented.
Commuters are a problem but 'attacking' the local football club for an twice a month event that lasts 3 hours? :think:
Fine - discourage commuters from parking in residential street 5/6 days a week, all day.
But football?? a problem?
Once a fortnight? One Tuesday night a quarter?
Come on guys, be real!!
The local school gives me bigger 'problems' than that. No, I don't complain, they are our (village's) kids!
People who bought houses round Central Park probably got them cheaper and knew the football ground was there. 99% of a year there is no parking by fans. They then have good pedestrian access to the park - lovely!
three hours, once a fortnight?
Don't move your car on a Saturday, stay home? - sorted.
Come home after 6 pm - sorted
take public transport or walk into town - sorted
Better still, walk to Argyle, watch the match - sorted! :thumbs:
A 'non' problem tbh!
Commuters are a problem but 'attacking' the local football club for an twice a month event that lasts 3 hours? :think:
Fine - discourage commuters from parking in residential street 5/6 days a week, all day.
But football?? a problem?
Once a fortnight? One Tuesday night a quarter?
Come on guys, be real!!
The local school gives me bigger 'problems' than that. No, I don't complain, they are our (village's) kids!
People who bought houses round Central Park probably got them cheaper and knew the football ground was there. 99% of a year there is no parking by fans. They then have good pedestrian access to the park - lovely!
three hours, once a fortnight?
Don't move your car on a Saturday, stay home? - sorted.
Come home after 6 pm - sorted
take public transport or walk into town - sorted
Better still, walk to Argyle, watch the match - sorted! :thumbs:
A 'non' problem tbh!
am I right in thinking in days gone by, the Park & Ride element of the Outland Rd car park used to be suspended on match days to allow Argyle Supporters to use it?
phil-thefluter24":2aptsa9k said:
Apparently so but there is no way of ensuring cars are those of football supporters.
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Lundan Cabbie":ofm26vbu said:
There is, Allow the busses to unload the the P&R stop but not to pick up passengers.
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Darren Stoneman
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Map is available for all zones on PCC website, over 209 spaces available in Stoke business park for a couple pounds over 2000 spaces in City centre for a couple of pounds with a regular bus service, The club have to take some responsibility to educate fans where to park, plenty of options without the need to inconvenience residents , walking, buses just a couple of options
Mike Greening":z4su6h5u said:
How can you stop privately owned bus companies stopping to pick up fare paying customers on a public road? That is their business.
The Council could charge for parking on match days. That would make the shoppers think twice about parking here.
I normally park in town, then either bus or Shank's pony to the ground. An entire five pound note is all