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Advice re finding free parking in Wythenshawe town centre

mon37
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Hello, I need advice regarding finding a free car parking around Etrop court offices in Wythenshawe. I understood that there is a 2 hour limit to park at Etrop court itself but I need to park for longer than that. Would be grateful if someone can advise. Thanks
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Google Maps together with Street View might be able to help you out here....0
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Council and visitor websites often have this info as well.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks0
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Try Parkopedia http://www.parkopedia.co.uk/ couple that with google maps/street viewFrom the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0 -
Perhaps, someone from that area could give some advice? It seems as there is no free parking in the town centre. I looked at some streets nearby but how safe is to park there?0
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I have just been offered a job there and now need to find where I can park my car from 8.30am to 5pm on Monday to Friday basis. Any advice, please? Thank you0
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Unfortunately, N. Martin doesn't post here ( although i believe he is familiar with very car park in the country)
If youve been offered/got a job there then well done, if your after parking advice then you might be better off asking for recommendations from your employers and colleagues .
As previous, take a look at the parkopedia site, and couple that with google earth/streetview Also if you can do a dummy run before your employment starts that would help. You may be able to park in the street somewhere however if you go there on a non working day/out of hours the parking situation may be completely different so take a look before to avoid any surprises.
another option to consider would be parking in another place/location where you may be able to park for free- ie on street in a non controlled area and catching the bus for the last hopFrom the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0 -
Unfortunately, N. Martin doesn't post here ( although i believe he is familiar with very car park in the country)
If youve been offered/got a job there then well done, if your after parking advice then you might be better off asking for recommendations from your employers and colleagues .
As previous, take a look at the parkopedia site, and couple that with google earth/streetview Also if you can do a dummy run before your employment starts that would help. You may be able to park in the street somewhere however if you go there on a non working day/out of hours the parking situation may be completely different so take a look before to avoid any surprises.
another option to consider would be parking in another place/location where you may be able to park for free- ie on street in a non controlled area and catching the bus for the last hop
I will also need a car during my working hours as I will be going on visits, attending meetings etc. I think I will end up parking on the streets but I would be worrying about safety of my car in that area.0
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