Quote from: GraemeA on February 15, 2011, 01:25:40 pma louder PA for aged deaf gets - Lucinda read out your number plate twice to move your car. Get some new batteries for your hearing aid.Ah, so you'll be the owner of the Berlingo then?
a louder PA for aged deaf gets - Lucinda read out your number plate twice to move your car. Get some new batteries for your hearing aid.
Quote from: slack---line on February 15, 2011, 01:31:29 pmYou could cycle and avoid all this hassle. In fact if more people cycled.....there would be nowhere to lock your bikes up as there's not masses of rack space Oh, stop fuckin' preaching Slacker's! I admitted my guilt several posts back and yes, i'm evill through and through. However, let he who is without sin etc etc........
You could cycle and avoid all this hassle. In fact if more people cycled.....there would be nowhere to lock your bikes up as there's not masses of rack space
In fact if more people cycled.....there would be nowhere to lock your bikes up as there's not masses of rack space
Quote from: dave on February 15, 2011, 01:02:06 pmYo G, can you clarify if we can park in that little triangular bit outside out of office hours? The parking info page on the works website is contradictory on this point.maybe confusing but not contradictory.The little triangular car park is out of bounds 24/7, it always has been.
Yo G, can you clarify if we can park in that little triangular bit outside out of office hours? The parking info page on the works website is contradictory on this point.
What kind of jobsworth turns up at 10.10 pm to issue parking tickets? Are they on commission or something?
It should be noted that it is only the driver, and not the owner, who will be liable for the privately issued parking ticket. The reason being that, under contract law, the contract is formed between the driver (not the owner) and the private company concerned. Further, in such a situation, there is no legal obligation on the owner to name or identify the driver.
Quote from: Norton Sharley on February 15, 2011, 02:59:28 pmWhat kind of jobsworth turns up at 10.10 pm to issue parking tickets? Are they on commission or something? Who actually issues the tickets? Is it the council or a private company?I'd be surprised if it was the council firstly because of the £100 charge and secondly because someone was issuing tickets at 10pm.
QuoteIt should be noted that it is only the driver, and not the owner, who will be liable for the privately issued parking ticket. The reason being that, under contract law, the contract is formed between the driver (not the owner) and the private company concerned. Further, in such a situation, there is no legal obligation on the owner to name or identify the driver. From: http://www.clmlaw.co.uk/pdf/Private_Parking_Tickets_and_Clamping.pdf
Read the second link I posted on the last page then. Not that I'd encourage bad (or thick ) parking but I very much doubt it will be enforceable. Sloper would tell you to tell them to fuck off I reckon.EDIT - Yeah what Dylan said. You didn't read the links I posted did you?
Quote from: Jaspersharpe on February 15, 2011, 03:27:51 pmRead the second link I posted on the last page then. Not that I'd encourage bad (or thick ) parking but I very much doubt it will be enforceable. Sloper would tell you to tell them to fuck off I reckon.EDIT - Yeah what Dylan said. You didn't read the links I posted did you? Yeah, I did actually Bloody pages of it! All telling me the same thing - tell 'em to poke it......
There are a number of CCTV cameras in the car park
Oh, stop fuckin' preaching Slacker's! I admitted my guilt several posts back and yes, i'm evill through and through. However, let he who is without sin etc etc........
Parking does seem to becoming a bit of a nightmare down there. GraemeA, whilst you're on here you might appreciate a little feedback. On Friday the amount of kiddies running around was pretty scary. It must be very difficult to keep them in check, but the last thing you guys need is a serious incident (and i don't want the guilt on my shoulders either by falling off, which we all do at times, and injuring me/a kid). Anyhow - on a positive note the comp wall is coming on great Andy B
Right John, how far away do you live from the Works, I make it 1.8 miles.My mate Chris has just arrived, he lives in Manchester (46.4 miles away to be precise), and he came on his road bike - you have no excuse. So MTFU and get on yer bike yer southern wuss :-)Chris not only gets a free brew but he gets a free choccy bar for his efforts.(Ps the ruder we are the more we like you)
GraemeA, whilst you're on here you might appreciate a little feedback. On Friday the amount of kiddies running around was pretty scary. It must be very difficult to keep them in check, but the last thing you guys need is a serious incident (and i don't want the guilt on my shoulders either by falling off, which we all do at times, and injuring me/a kid). Andy B