Reply to: Parking ticket at Waitrose....

[BA to the Stars]

4x4s should have a dedicated parking area, with spaces big enough for them; where they will not obscure the vision of car drivers trying to drive out of their spaces.
I suppose it would have to be at the far end of the car park.

They already have. They just pop into the disabled or parent and child spaces

[expat]

I usually avoid parking next to a 4x4 if possible for fear of getting my luvvly old banger damaged when its doors are opened in the 4 inch gap left between cars. Big cars should pay more in parking fees, banned or perhaps the owners executed. 4x4's should at the very least be road taxed heavily since you can't see what's ahead of them making life more dangerous for pedestrians and other road users

4x4s should have a dedicated parking area, with spaces big enough for them; where they will not obscure the vision of car drivers trying to drive out of their spaces.
I suppose it would have to be at the far end of the car park.

[BrilloPad]

I worked in Slough. For 6 months, as a permie...

My sister has worked at ICI for years - not in IT. She lives out in the Chalfonts and never goes into Slough town centre (except in a group) so she quite likes it!

[DaveB]

I went to Slough.

Once.

I worked in Slough. For 6 months, as a permie...

[Diver]

For gods sake Wilmslow!!!

Just bend over the bonnet and take it like a man

[wobbegong]

You are lucky they did not pour milk down your windscreen...

. . . or pi$$ on your shoes.

[TheVoice]

These companies are taking the p*ss on parking. At the end of the day, if I take my custom somewhere they don't tell me how I use their service, for I am the customer.

There is a culture in England of worrying about parking & telling the motorist what to do all the time - I say, stuff 'em & for a months value in shopping vouchers.

[Board Game Geek]

For Wilsmow's 666th post, it was most disappointing on a biblical scale.

[PRC1964]

no. 2- 9 is good. very good.

Legoland it is then, they can see the queen as well

I thought she was made of stickle bricks not lego. Prince Charles is definitely made of meccano.

[RichardCranium]

Or you could try Slough Travelodge. Make sure you hand in shoe laces, tie, belt and razor blades on your way in.

I went to Slough.

Once.

[Old Greg]

Legoland is a full day - thought about staying overnight? I am sure if you google there are hotel packages including lego entry.

Or you could try Slough Travelodge. Make sure you hand in shoe laces, tie, belt and razor blades on your way in.

[BrilloPad]

no. 2- 9 is good. very good.

Legoland it is then, they can see the queen as well

Legoland is a full day - thought about staying overnight? I am sure if you google there are hotel packages including lego entry.

[EternalOptimist]

DEpends on age of grandkids. I reckon legoland great between ages of 2-9. After that they find it a bit tame - try Chessington/Thorpe/Alton.

no. 2- 9 is good. very good.

Legoland it is then, they can see the queen as well

[Xenophon]

All together now:

Wilmslow!

<<canned laughter>>

[BrilloPad]

Windsor eh. Do you reckon legoland is worth a visit ? Still thinking where to take the grandkids for a few days in the summer

DEpends on age of grandkids. I reckon legoland great between ages of 2-9. After that they find it a bit tame - try Chessington/Thorpe/Alton.