The Milton Keynes Money Savers Thread - Mark 3

MiserlyMartin

You could try parking at Furzton. Most housing areas are free to park in. But as its quite near the Bowl there might be parking controls. I know Loughton will be ok but its quite a walk maybe 20 mins. I would rather have a long walk than be stuck in traffic getting out the bowl car park for 2 hours.

MiserlyMartin

On another topic can anyone recommend a good dentist in MK? Is David Gilmartin in Crownhill any good? He has a good website. One that is good with nervous patients would be a plus. I wonder if the NHS ones are providing good service? The last time I went to the dentist it was an NHS one in Netherfield and I got butchered.. thats why I'm now a nervous patient!

Swattie

MiserlyMartin wrote: »

On another topic can anyone recommend a good dentist in MK? Is David Gilmartin in Crownhill any good? He has a good website. One that is good with nervous patients would be a plus. I wonder if the NHS ones are providing good service? The last time I went to the dentist it was an NHS one in Netherfield and I got butchered.. thats why I'm now a nervous patient!

I use All Smiles in Westcroft and find the dentist very good.

Swattie

MiserlyMartin wrote: »

You could try parking at Furzton. Most housing areas are free to park in. But as its quite near the Bowl there might be parking controls. I know Loughton will be ok but its quite a walk maybe 20 mins. I would rather have a long walk than be stuck in traffic getting out the bowl car park for 2 hours.

Loughton normally has temporary parking restrictions now on days when there is an event at the bowl.

Mumto2

Will getting out be a big problem? There's only 3000 people per session, so not like a concert.

Raksha

Swattie wrote: »

I use All Smiles in Westcroft and find the dentist very good.

We use them too, and they have changed my opinion of dentists........

saveallmymoney

MiserlyMartin wrote: »

David Gilmartin in Crownhill any good?

I go to Dr Gilmartin, he's a fantastic dentist, although his sense of humour can be a bit strange :rotfl:

Boatie_Bird

saveallmymoney wrote: »

I go to Dr Gilmartin, he's a fantastic dentist, although his sense of humour can be a bit strange :rotfl:

I'll 2nd that!
He's also been my dentist for years, I think he's great - and I love his sense of humour (which I agree can be very strange at times!)

Sarahjovi

saveallmymoney wrote: »

I go to Dr Gilmartin, he's a fantastic dentist, although his sense of humour can be a bit strange :rotfl:

I hope thats a different dentist to the one in Conniburrow by the same name... :eek:


Sarah:D

MiserlyMartin

Yes my mistake he is in Conniburrow. Why, whats the problem?