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PostPosted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:15 pm 
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We have a car going to London on a wait and return tomorrow anyone of London's finest know of any car parks near St Georges Church Hanover Square Please? Thanks in advance

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 4:31 pm 
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Cavendish Square, about 3 minutes walk away, although his cheapest option would be to pop up to Regents Park and hang around there, moving on when a Parking Warden appears.


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Thanks GBC I'll pass it on to him :wink:

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Location: Sunny Essex.
Cavendish Square is convenient.
Details of tariff at :-
http://www.westminster.gov.uk/carparks/carparks.cfm
and click on 'Oxford Street'.
The car park is not in Oxford Street but in Cavendish Sq.
Don't forget to pay the ConCharge (according to the website you can pay it at Cavendish Square) and Oxford Street is buses and London licensed taxis only.
St.George's Church is in St.George's Street which is the southern exit of Hanover Square.
Monday is the best day for traffic in London (hope I don't regret saying that...).

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I have driven through the CC zone and never received or paid any charges, a taxi is a taxi no mater where it comes from or looks like


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skippy41 wrote:
I have driven through the CC zone and never received or paid any charges, a taxi is a taxi no mater where it comes from or looks like


Not so when it comes to the CONgestion charge.
It only applies to "Black cabs licensed with the Public Carriage Office (PCO)"
Go to:-
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/congest ... /6713.aspx

Now if you can leave you name and address,I'll send Livingstone's henchmen round...

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skippy41 wrote:
I have driven through the CC zone and never received or paid any charges, a taxi is a taxi no mater where it comes from or looks like



Was that when you were test driving the new Metrocab? :wink:


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GBC wrote:

Was that when you were test driving the new Metrocab? :wink:


Shhhhhtig?

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I have driven through the CC zone and never received or paid any charges

Probably on a Saturday or Sunday? :lol: :lol: :lol:


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Don't forget to pay the ConCharge

He can pay at any shop or garage that does the Pay Point terminal before he gets there

Thanks all :wink: :wink:

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I have driven through the CC zone and never received or paid any charges

Probably on a Saturday or Sunday? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Or a Bank holiday or outside the con hours of 7am to 6pm (was 6.30pm).

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It was a Tuesday lunch time, 10 weeks ago :shock: :D
I had a package to deliver to Guys Hospital :D


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Depending on the route taken, there is a good chance that you didn't actually go in the congestion zone. It is possible to go right through the centre of London without hitting the congestion zone.

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skippy41 wrote:
It was a Tuesday lunch time, 10 weeks ago :shock: :D
I had a package to deliver to Guys Hospital :D


'Scottish Borders' to Guy's Hospital?
How much did that go?
...and you're complaining about £8...

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Capt Taxi wrote:
skippy41 wrote:
It was a Tuesday lunch time, 10 weeks ago :shock: :D
I had a package to deliver to Guys Hospital :D


'Scottish Borders' to Guy's Hospital?
How much did that go?
...and you're complaining about £8...


£560, plus coffee and meal breaks paid by the NHS it took 7 hours down and a leisurely 9 to come back all for £63 of diesel :D


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skippy41 wrote:
Capt Taxi wrote:
skippy41 wrote:
It was a Tuesday lunch time, 10 weeks ago :shock: :D
I had a package to deliver to Guys Hospital :D


'Scottish Borders' to Guy's Hospital?
How much did that go?
...and you're complaining about £8...


£560, plus coffee and meal breaks paid by the NHS it took 7 hours down and a leisurely 9 to come back all for £63 of diesel :D



coasting downhill then?

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