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John Miller

Guest

• Jan 11, 2004

• #1

Hi all

We are visiting London tomorrow (Monday), and as I don't fancy paying £20 to
park in the centre, plus the dreaded congestion charge, I think I will park
out of town and get the tube.

We shall be coming from the west (M40 - Western Ave) and I reckon Ealing
Broadway or Common would be good for us to get to and get the tube.

What's the chances of finding some street parking around the area? or is it
resident restricted?

Thanks in anticipation

John

 

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Mark Gardiner

Guest

• Jan 11, 2004

• #2

>I don't fancy paying £20 to
>park in the centre, plus the dreaded congestion charge, I think I will park
>out of town

There is no congestion charge on Sunday, so remove the fiver from the equation!

Mark

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Peter Rowland

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• Jan 11, 2004

• #3

On 11 Jan 2004 17:53:02 GMT, mark1gardiner@aol.comnojunk (Mark
Gardiner) wrote:

>>I don't fancy paying £20 to
>>park in the centre, plus the dreaded congestion charge, I think I will park
>>out of town
>
>There is no congestion charge on Sunday, so remove the fiver from the equation!
>

Correct, but he did say he is travelling on Monday.
--

Peter Rowland

 

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Lesley Simpson

Guest

• Jan 11, 2004

• #4

John Miller <j.miller24@ntlworld.com> wrote on Sun, 11 Jan 2004
>Hi all
>

Hi John

>We are visiting London tomorrow (Monday), and as I don't fancy paying £20 to
>park in the centre, plus the dreaded congestion charge, I think I will park
>out of town and get the tube.
>
>We shall be coming from the west (M40 - Western Ave) and I reckon Ealing
>Broadway or Common would be good for us to get to and get the tube.
>
>What's the chances of finding some street parking around the area? or is it
>resident restricted?

All Ealing is now residents' parking only up to a mile or so from the
stations. However, there's a car park at North Ealing tube (Piccadilly
line) £2.00 a day but there are always spaces in the extension at the
back. Turn South down Hanger Lane, left at the traffic lights into
Queen's Drive and immediately left again into Station Road.

>
>Thanks in anticipation
>
>John
>

HTH

Lesley
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Jez

Guest

• Jan 11, 2004

• #5

"Peter Rowland" <pete@rowland.tv> wrote in message
news:0f73009gundoa43g6f97h7jvl8933ivqi7@4ax.com...
> On 11 Jan 2004 17:53:02 GMT, mark1gardiner@aol.comnojunk (Mark
> Gardiner) wrote:
>
> >>I don't fancy paying £20 to
> >>park in the centre, plus the dreaded congestion charge, I think I will
park
> >>out of town
> >
> >There is no congestion charge on Sunday, so remove the fiver from the
equation!
> >
>
> Correct, but he did say he is travelling on Monday.
> --
>
> Peter Rowland

I always park at either Hillingdon or Ruislip - costs £2 to park and a £4.70
day travel card. You miss all the traffic on the M40/A40 and its 30 mins
into Paddington.

 

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John Miller

Guest

• Jan 11, 2004

• #6

Thanks for all the options.

I think we should find something there.

regards

John


"Mark Gardiner" <mark1gardiner@aol.comnojunk> wrote in message
news:20040111125302.14218.00003330@mb-m28.aol.com...
> >I don't fancy paying £20 to
> >park in the centre, plus the dreaded congestion charge, I think I will
park
> >out of town
>
> There is no congestion charge on Sunday, so remove the fiver from the
equation!
>
> Mark
>
> 2002 KLR650 C7,
> 1989 KMX200,
> 1981 PE175 X, now sold to Dean at AJS Tyres!
> 1971 Range Rover ( mostly in bits! )
> remove_nojunk to reply off group