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Parking on Bank Holiday, is it free?

cold_filter · 2007-07-30 13:49:51

Hi all, will be parking in the city centre next monday for the day as i have to work :mad: as sunday is a no fee parking day i presume monday will be the same? I dont want to get clamped!

30-07-2007 1:49pm

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Hi all, will be parking in the city centre next monday for the day as i have to work :mad: as sunday is a no fee parking day i presume monday will be the same? I dont want to get clamped!

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#2 30-07-2007 1:56pm

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Its the same as Sunday yes. Just dont park "anywhere". Check the sign and be wary of taxi stops and loading bays just in case its paid parking on Sundays also.

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#3 30-07-2007 2:14pm

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As Saruman says, whether you have to pay or not will depends on the parking space. General rule is that if it's a Monday-Saturday spot, then you're OK. If it's a Monday-Sunday spot, then you have to pay as normal.

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