We feel it is unfair to be charged ridiculous parking charges in Bath City. No other city has such high parking charges so why should Bath be any different?
Parking meters have now been introduced to Royal Victroria Park - is no where safe from parking meters in Bath, why should you have to pay to take your children to the park?
WE WHO HAVE SIGNED THIS PETITION CALL FOR ALL PARKING COSTS TO BE REDUCED AND THE NEW PARKING METERS IN THE PARK TO BE REMOVED
The growth of this petition confirms that city residents are ready to challenge these parking policies. I am currently organizing a formal request for a meeting with the Bath and North East Somerset Council to present these grievances.
May 21, 2013
The petition reached one hundred signatures today. I am drafting a formal letter to the local council transport department to present these objections regarding the Royal Victoria Park parking meters.
Reached 100 supporters
May 20, 2013
7 Comments
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Angie Whitfield
12 years ago
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It is not always possible to walk to the park, especially with very young children. Bath is quite a big place
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Michelle Brooks
· petition starter
12 years ago
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Machines still in park - the council did say they were going to review it .... Never did though
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emma Graham
13 years ago
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I live on the other side of town and cant walk there with my toddler. parking is getting impossible in this city
J
James Tan
13 years ago
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Vicky park used to be free for everyone. greedy move by the council.
S
Sarah Patterson
13 years ago
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Ridiculous prices. We already pay enough council tax as it is.
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mark Sandoval
13 years ago
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the council is just milking us dry, you cant even take the kids out for a few hours without being charged a fortune now. get rid of them.
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Harrison
12 years ago
These machines should never have gone in - 1 year on it has ruined the park
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We feel it is unfair to be charged ridiculous parking charges in Bath City. No other city has such high parking charges so why should Bath be any different?
Parking meters have now been introduced to Royal Victroria Park - is no where safe from parking meters in Bath, why should you have to pay to take your children to the park?
WE WHO HAVE SIGNED THIS PETITION CALL FOR ALL PARKING COSTS TO BE REDUCED AND THE NEW PARKING METERS IN THE PARK TO BE REMOVED
The growth of this petition confirms that city residents are ready to challenge these parking policies. I am currently organizing a formal request for a meeting with the Bath and North East Somerset Council to present these grievances.
May 21, 2013
The petition reached one hundred signatures today. I am drafting a formal letter to the local council transport department to present these objections regarding the Royal Victoria Park parking meters.
Reached 100 supporters
May 20, 2013
7 Comments
A
Angie Whitfield
12 years ago
Featured
It is not always possible to walk to the park, especially with very young children. Bath is quite a big place
M
Michelle Brooks
· petition starter
12 years ago
Featured
Machines still in park - the council did say they were going to review it .... Never did though
E
emma Graham
13 years ago
Featured
I live on the other side of town and cant walk there with my toddler. parking is getting impossible in this city
J
James Tan
13 years ago
Featured
Vicky park used to be free for everyone. greedy move by the council.
S
Sarah Patterson
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous prices. We already pay enough council tax as it is.
M
mark Sandoval
13 years ago
Featured
the council is just milking us dry, you cant even take the kids out for a few hours without being charged a fortune now. get rid of them.
H
Harrison
12 years ago
These machines should never have gone in - 1 year on it has ruined the park
It is not always possible to walk to the park, especially with very young children. Bath is quite a big place