Here's an idea. There needs to be somewhere to park near the ground. Loads of people would drive as it's cheaper than the train. Somewhere within 15 mins of a walk to the ground. eg. Spitalfields market
A bus service could be provided for people with difficulties
Space for 200 -300 cars at ca.£5-£10* each, *wash included.
Genius or what?
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Re: Parking
Crisby wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 1:53 pm Here's an idea. There needs to be somewhere to park near the ground. Loads of people would drive as it's cheaper than the train. Somewhere within 15 mins of a walk to the ground. eg. Spitalfields market
A bus service could be provided for people with difficulties
Space for 200 -300 cars at ca.£5-£10* each, *wash included.
Genius or what?
You would be if the club hadn't already explored this.
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Re: Parking
Because large empty spaces suitable for parking hundreds of vehicles are easy and cheap to come by in zone 2….
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Re: Parking
Thats ok as Leyton is Zone 3The Reverend wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 2:07 pm Because large empty spaces suitable for parking hundreds of vehicles are easy and cheap to come by in zone 2….
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Re: Parking
So how much is it going to be to use this land?Crisby wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 1:53 pm Here's an idea. There needs to be somewhere to park near the ground. Loads of people would drive as it's cheaper than the train. Somewhere within 15 mins of a walk to the ground. eg. Spitalfields market
A bus service could be provided for people with difficulties
Space for 200 -300 cars at ca.£5-£10* each, *wash included.
Genius or what?
And you'd be taking £2-3k in parking fees about once a fortnight?
How much in staff costs?
How much in bus costs?
And you're going to wash the cars?
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Re: Parking
Spitalfields was great, nice and close by and basically free income for a space that wasn't being used. City of London getting busy put an end to it, no I don't want to use public transport especially with top trains being a total ripoff