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There are numerous streets for example Oldfield St, Braddon St, Eccleshall St, Foxdale St, Rushden St, John William St Bank Bridge St (to name but a few) that are within this new scheme. None of the which have a single residential or commercial building in place to justify the new scheme. Bank...

There isn't the capacity for paid parking at or near the Etihad for all the vehicles that will be displaced by these new restrictions.

The car park on Croft Street can in all likelihood accommodate parking for 50 vehicles at a push, barring in mind prior to the introduction of these new parking restrictions Croft Street and the side streets (that lead of it) Linfield Street and Aintree Street could and did accommodate parking...

Looking back the matchday tickets prices under Franny Lee were relatively inexpensive and easily affordable to most blues. I've just dug out an old programme from 1995/96 season, the best adult seat in the house cost £17 for the Premier League game against Newcastle Utd back 1996 with the...

Going forward be very careful where you park, there are numerous streets within this new scheme that have no road markings (parking bays) in place whatsoever that indicate you are parked within the new residents scheme.If you drive past this sign your inside the scheme and could end up with a...

Its open at least 3hrs before kick off and you just pay on the the day.

According to the council website the new residents parking scheme goes live from 25 March 2024, so any vehicles parked up behind either the Bank of England or the Mitchell Arms for the Arsenal game will be fare game for the parking wardens and will be liable for a parking ticket.

yeah its still an option, its a tenner to park their now

According to the Council website the new scheme goes live from 25th March 2024.

Not a bad call that, note sure you' should have posted it on here thou, every blue on here will be heading for Rosebank Road to park up for the Arsenal match.

The cheeky fuckers were trying it on before the Chelsea match, god only knows what price they will try to rip us off for once new scheme kicks in.

Its going to get a whole lot worse from the 26th March

I think I saw her, she looked like she'd been smacked with a cricket bat.

There were at it before the Chelsea match, charging the gullible a tenner to park.

Looks like the car parks on Ashton New Road have upped their prices to £15

The vast majority of supporters were still parking in their usual places in and around Clayton at the Chelsea game, I noticed that all the new bays were full as I headed up Ashton New Road after the game. I suspect some supporters took a bit of a gamble after reading on here that they weren't...

You've missed his middle name out, if I remember it rightly it was George Fucking Courtney the Twat from Spennymoor!!!!.......

It looks that way, they can't really start enforcement of new residential bays until they've issued permits to all of the eligible residents who meet qualifying criteria for a permit. I read somewhere that the new scheme will included an additional 3500 properties in the Clayton area alone, if...

It's going to get a lot worse, at the moment these new parking bays are not being enforced and they are currently being fully utilised on a match day, but according to the Council website as from 25th March 2024 the restrictions go live...