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Residents Parking Expansion for SE7 - UPDATE PAGE 3
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Cheers all. Parked in horndair rd.0
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Am I reading the trust statement right that they also seem to think spaces marked as free parking will stay that way and not require a permit even if in the proposed permit extension area?0
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So parking in priolo road which is resident parking is good today I think?0
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What's the latest, is this still current?InspectorSands said:The expanded parking zone (*not* the matchday one, no news on that) begins on January 15, according to letters landing on residents’ doormats today - Derby at home will be the first Saturday match affected.
(There’s also a midweek against Northampton on the 23rd, but expect the impact will be limited.)
Have road signs been changed or is it almost impossible to tell where you can & can't park?1 -
I sent a complaint to TFL yesterday. Last Monday my son & I decided to catch the 380 to Lewisham (then the 216 to Bromley). Times of the 380 from the corner of Sundorne RD (next road up from Delafield rd & 2 min walk from Floyd rd) are 5.10, 5.25, 5.40, 5.55 etc etc.
The online app shows where buses are and how long until they reach the stop (this particular bus stop has no electronic timings). We were tracking the 5.25pm one & suddenly is disappeared. 10 mins later we are told the next bus to.arrive will be the 5.40. The 5.25 bus then re-appears on the app on Charlton Road near the Royal Standard. The 5.40pm disappears from the app and once again, 5 mins later, it shows that the next bus is the 5.55.pm......with the 5.40 reappearing, guess where.....nr the Royal Standard.
It appears to me that TFL deliberately cut out the "Charlton" part of the journey and the bus effectively carries on past Charlton Pk, through Charlton Village & along to Blackheath, missing out the loop down Charlton Church lane, along Sundorne rd & back up to the Royal Standard. My son said this happened on the 23rd Dec (Burton) where, after waiting almost an hour, decided to get a train.
So. I am trying to be a good citizen. I am trying to ditch my car & take public transport (which is a hard thing to do after 35 years of driving everywhere) but TFL are not making it easy.
Rant over.
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golfaddick said:I sent a complaint to TFL yesterday. Last Monday my son & I decided to catch the 380 to Lewisham (then the 216 to Bromley). Times of the 380 from the corner of Sundorne RD (next road up from Delafield rd & 2 min walk from Floyd rd) are 5.10, 5.25, 5.40, 5.55 etc etc.
The online app shows where buses are and how long until they reach the stop (this particular bus stop has no electronic timings). We were tracking the 5.25pm one & suddenly is disappeared. 10 mins later we are told the next bus to.arrive will be the 5.40. The 5.25 bus then re-appears on the app on Charlton Road near the Royal Standard. The 5.40pm disappears from the app and once again, 5 mins later, it shows that the next bus is the 5.55.pm......with the 5.40 reappearing, guess where.....nr the Royal Standard.
It appears to me that TFL deliberately cut out the "Charlton" part of the journey and the bus effectively carries on past Charlton Pk, through Charlton Village & along to Blackheath, missing out the loop down Charlton Church lane, along Sundorne rd & back up to the Royal Standard. My son said this happened on the 23rd Dec (Burton) where, after waiting almost an hour, decided to get a train.
So. I am trying to be a good citizen. I am trying to ditch my car & take public transport (which is a hard thing to do after 35 years of driving everywhere) but TFL are not making it easy.
Rant over.Routes 380 and 486 are diverted during Charlton Athletic FC matches for a 30 minute period before kick off and a 30 minute period after the final whistle. This is due to health and safety concerns as a result of the number of spectators in the vicinity of the ground. TfL has previously reviewed the arrangements in 2009 and as a result reduced the period of time from 60 minutes on either side to the current 30 minutes.
TfL is reviewing arrangements again to see if there is scope for reducing diversions further, particularly before kick off.
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No. We understand that there MIGHT be SOME free parking spaces within the CPZ. We hope this will become clearer after Jan 15th.MartinCAFC said:Am I reading the trust statement right that they also seem to think spaces marked as free parking will stay that way and not require a permit even if in the proposed permit extension area?1 -
Many thanks for that. Never knew.clive said:golfaddick said:I sent a complaint to TFL yesterday. Last Monday my son & I decided to catch the 380 to Lewisham (then the 216 to Bromley). Times of the 380 from the corner of Sundorne RD (next road up from Delafield rd & 2 min walk from Floyd rd) are 5.10, 5.25, 5.40, 5.55 etc etc.
The online app shows where buses are and how long until they reach the stop (this particular bus stop has no electronic timings). We were tracking the 5.25pm one & suddenly is disappeared. 10 mins later we are told the next bus to.arrive will be the 5.40. The 5.25 bus then re-appears on the app on Charlton Road near the Royal Standard. The 5.40pm disappears from the app and once again, 5 mins later, it shows that the next bus is the 5.55.pm......with the 5.40 reappearing, guess where.....nr the Royal Standard.
It appears to me that TFL deliberately cut out the "Charlton" part of the journey and the bus effectively carries on past Charlton Pk, through Charlton Village & along to Blackheath, missing out the loop down Charlton Church lane, along Sundorne rd & back up to the Royal Standard. My son said this happened on the 23rd Dec (Burton) where, after waiting almost an hour, decided to get a train.
So. I am trying to be a good citizen. I am trying to ditch my car & take public transport (which is a hard thing to do after 35 years of driving everywhere) but TFL are not making it easy.
Rant over.Routes 380 and 486 are diverted during Charlton Athletic FC matches for a 30 minute period before kick off and a 30 minute period after the final whistle. This is due to health and safety concerns as a result of the number of spectators in the vicinity of the ground. TfL has previously reviewed the arrangements in 2009 and as a result reduced the period of time from 60 minutes on either side to the current 30 minutes.
TfL is reviewing arrangements again to see if there is scope for reducing diversions further, particularly before kick off.
Fancy having a travel system that actively avoids picking up passengers when its busy.
Public transport is fucked.
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Just read that link.....from TWELVE years ago.
Since then we've had ULEZ and now an increased CPZ.
Sometimes I wonder if politicians actually do want people to stop using cars & are really just trying to get more money in by stealth taxes.6 -
Can we buy visitors permits from RBG?shirty5 said:
or are they only available to residents?
As the major local business will CAFC not be justified in having visitors permits for its customers?
plenty of revenue for RBG from visitors permits if that’s part of the goal1 - Sponsored links:
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Visitor vouchers only available for residents in the CPZ but we know that plenty of Charlton fans do live in the zone.
Businesses can also access visitor vouchers. CAST are setting up a meeting with CAFC about the parking - probably next week. We will find out about their attitude to visitor vouchers.3 -
A friend who lives in Greenwich mentioned there are some industrial units with forecourts backing on to the river near the Thames Barrier which are closed on Saturdays.
Don't know the area myself but is it worth contacting such units/businesses in the area ?
CAST might suggest the club contacting these & similar companies in the area when they have their meeting next week ?0 -
Noted, Jean, thanks.Fanny Fanackapan said:A friend who lives in Greenwich mentioned there are some industrial units with forecourts backing on to the river near the Thames Barrier which are closed on Saturdays.
Don't know the area myself but is it worth contacting such units/businesses in the area ?
CAST might suggest the club contacting these & similar companies in the area when they have their meeting next week ?0 -
My usual parking place has signs up along the street saying new road markings to take place on Monday weather permitting.
the ‘Free Parking’ signs which had previously been visible looked to have been removed as well.
Today should be okay but looks definitely to be the last time until new restrictions are in.0 -
All down anchor and hope lane has the signs up already and new road markings. Is it effective Monday or because the signs are there they come in force immediately?0
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Plenty of good alternatives there in that article from what will come in next month at the Derby home game onwards. Now it’s all about forward planning for the future home fixturescastrust said:0 -
There will be more Derby fans using their cars for their game at 'The Valley' as there will be no trains from Derby on that day due to a strike by ASLEF affecting East Midlands Trains.0
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Are there still yellow line restrictions along Westmoor and Estmoor and Penhall or have they gone again?0
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I couldn't see any yellow lines and there just a few 9am-6.30pm signs so most of those roads look good to park on at the moment.twiggyaddick said:Are there still yellow line restrictions along Westmoor and Estmoor and Penhall or have they gone again?
Westmoor St seemed to be pavement parking yesterday0 -
Pavement parking is illegal in London.Pico said:
I couldn't see any yellow lines and there just a few 9am-6.30pm signs so most of those roads look good to park on at the moment.twiggyaddick said:Are there still yellow line restrictions along Westmoor and Estmoor and Penhall or have they gone again?
Westmoor St seemed to be pavement parking yesterday3 -
Not strictly true.0
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Not true0
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Definitely not true0
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Not in certain streets in Charlton it’s not especially on a match dayCrusty54 said:
Pavement parking is illegal in London.Pico said:
I couldn't see any yellow lines and there just a few 9am-6.30pm signs so most of those roads look good to park on at the moment.twiggyaddick said:Are there still yellow line restrictions along Westmoor and Estmoor and Penhall or have they gone again?
Westmoor St seemed to be pavement parking yesterday0 -
Youre right actually. It is a specific offence.Crusty54 said:
Pavement parking is illegal in London.Pico said:
I couldn't see any yellow lines and there just a few 9am-6.30pm signs so most of those roads look good to park on at the moment.twiggyaddick said:Are there still yellow line restrictions along Westmoor and Estmoor and Penhall or have they gone again?
Westmoor St seemed to be pavement parking yesterday
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Local authorities can make exemptions. Those areas where pavement parking are allowed have to be signed. If a sign is in place, you can park on the pavement.
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Get some made and put them up.MartinCAFC said:My usual parking place has signs up along the street saying new road markings to take place on Monday weather permitting.
the ‘Free Parking’ signs which had previously been visible looked to have been removed as well.
Today should be okay but looks definitely to be the last time until new restrictions are in.1 -
Hi All. Been going to Charlton from Hastings since 1987, season ticket from 1994 to 2021. But have always parked in the same place, and that is no joke. In Elliscombe Road. Always played risk with the two hour limit but never got a ticket. However i'm guessing that road is deffo out now with the new restrictions. Can anyone advise where best to park now if i'm coming from shooters hill roundabout way as i am such a creature of habit i havent a clue and the website map wasnt clear to me. (my dad is the london fella, i'm a southern softie)
Thanks in advance, i do try to get the train more if it's just me, but my dad comes occasionally and has had two strokes so mobility is a massive issue for him, so just any idea of hwere i could go (post dropping him off a floyd road) would be great thanks.
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