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wensleydale
18-01-2009, 05:58 PM
Anyone played there and know about loading etc?
Thanks
Rich
Kernow
19-01-2009, 12:33 PM
I guess you've already checked these out ?
http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/clubs_bars/venue-1937.php
http://www.hardens.com/az/event-venues/london/w1j/royal-air-force-club.htm
Looking at the photo's, and the location, I think it might be a little problematic, especially with parking etc.
Maybe a recconaissance flight would be a good idea ? ;)
Don't forget to budget in Congestion charges and exhorbitant NCP charges if applicable.
Spirits High
19-01-2009, 12:38 PM
Anyone played there and know about loading etc?
Thanks
Rich
Rich,
From what I remember from my Staff car driving days. Parking outside is /was double yellows(possibly now a red route).
There are parking meters just around the corner but are very very expensive :eek:
There's got to e a "goods in " entrance around the back as there's no way their deliverys would go in the front door.
Kernow
19-01-2009, 04:48 PM
http://www.rafclub.org.uk/confbanq.raf
"Please be aware that items of outer clothing, shopping bags, umbrellas, radios, mobile telephones and audio / visual recording / playback equipment are not to be taken into any public rooms. With the exception of the Study, working papers and brief cases are not permitted in other public areas."
Wonder how this works ??? :confused:
I think that the side road that is close to the building is a yellow line.
You are allowed twenty mins to unload.
Why dont you phone westminter parking line and ask for a Dispensation notice.
Tell them that you have a very large delivery job to do, you can get a dispensation for half a day or night.
They will take your reg and notify the warden on the day of the notice.
I cant remember there being any meters on Piccadilly.
Good luck :eek:
Rich,
From what I remember from my Staff car driving days. Parking outside is /was double yellows(possibly now a red route).
There are parking meters just around the corner but are very very expensive :eek:
There's got to e a "goods in " entrance around the back as there's no way their deliverys would go in the front door.
Quite a lot of buildings in Piccadilly,and in fact London have no goods entrance, and you have to go through the main entrance, no matter how grand the building looks.
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