These restaurants is not good is French food but is only Albania people there is big trafic inside old the people come work only one week and live the job not tips you work hard will take less money is to much
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Ali hussain
10 years ago
Keep it how it is now
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Katie
10 years ago
Thieving Bastards.
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Annabelle
10 years ago
I live in Islington in a match restricted area and think it is absolutely disgusting to change it until 9pm. I have family that do not live in the area and even out of London and the only way I can see them is when they drive here to visit me and my daughter. I need family and friends around without it being made harder for them to come visit me! It's expensive in peak times as it is from Monday to Saturday 8.30-6.30 max 2hrs stay and you expect people to pay even more in an area like Finsbury Park which has majority, if not all working class families! As for 24 hour restrictions around a hospital it is absolutely disgusting that people who have family and friends who may be in and out of hospital, who are going through hell will have to also worry about parking at any time! Shame on This country we live in!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Don't kill this great vibrant, thriving area.
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Robyn Ballin
10 years ago
this is greed in the highest form. Londoners are entitled to drive and park.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is a dreadful idea.
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Helena Syed
10 years ago
Disgusted!
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sue gibbons
10 years ago
this will seriously affect our staff and patients in Islington NHS Outlook Team
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Anonymous
10 years ago
another piss take by islington council we should protest by gridlocking the whole of islington, come on ENGLAND
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Anthony Miller
10 years ago
I strongly oppose the additional controls which bring no benefits to residents but will impose unnecessary constraints and inconvenience. Scrap this ludicrous scheme now!
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Slavka Jovanovic
10 years ago
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This will make life impossible for local businesses and residents. It should NOT be allowed. Arsenal FC should build an underground car park if they require parking or encourage supporters on to public transport (which is the best and most environmentally positive solution)
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Barry Simmons
10 years ago
No to parking changes
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Gaye Thompson
10 years ago
Arsenal only pay 25 games a year and would cause visitors to take the residents bays it would also stop the traders from parking in the holloway area for people that go to Nags head market to shop and affect the people that pay for resident permits that live in the area it would also affect people who are visiting the Whittington hospital as they will not be able to visit them in hospital at a convenient time as people work and can only visit people then it would especially affect the elderly as
It will mean That any visitors permits that they want they will have to apply on line for them it also affects workmen theywill not be able to do there work as they will not be able to park . People who do not use the Internet will not be able to get the free permits so they will not be able to visit the parking wardens will be checking the car & registration numbers to see how many people visit so if a person has to many visitors the council can stop you from getting any more or they think you have had too many but you could be visiting family every day if they are ill and need caring for so people would have to get a permit each time which would be unfair as the permits would probably be stopped due to the number of visits which would be each day and every evening it would also stop traders parking in Chapel street also it would affect the farmers market as they would have nowhere to park .
Also Farringdon as the traders have exmouth market it will affect all markets and traders and people who pay for a residents bay it will given to the visitors who get free visitors permits on line as the resident that normally parks in their bay will not be able to
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Paul Boulos
10 years ago
No to parking changes
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Marilyn Boulos
10 years ago
No to parking changes
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Charles Claisse
10 years ago
no to parking changes
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Liz Pappas
10 years ago
No to changes in parking.
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Tom Miller
10 years ago
We don't want this and we don't need this.
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Tracey O'Hara
10 years ago
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I oppose to the changes in the CPZ. This would stop family visiting me and stop me visiting family. I have a disabled mother who I need to visit everyday to care for her. The changes in the CPZ would have a severe impact of my basic rights to have a family life.
These restaurants is not good is French food but is only Albania people there is big trafic inside old the people come work only one week and live the job not tips you work hard will take less money is to much
Keep it how it is now
Thieving Bastards.
I live in Islington in a match restricted area and think it is absolutely disgusting to change it until 9pm. I have family that do not live in the area and even out of London and the only way I can see them is when they drive here to visit me and my daughter. I need family and friends around without it being made harder for them to come visit me! It's expensive in peak times as it is from Monday to Saturday 8.30-6.30 max 2hrs stay and you expect people to pay even more in an area like Finsbury Park which has majority, if not all working class families! As for 24 hour restrictions around a hospital it is absolutely disgusting that people who have family and friends who may be in and out of hospital, who are going through hell will have to also worry about parking at any time! Shame on This country we live in!!
Don't kill this great vibrant, thriving area.
this is greed in the highest form. Londoners are entitled to drive and park.
This is a dreadful idea.
Disgusted!
this will seriously affect our staff and patients in Islington NHS Outlook Team
another piss take by islington council we should protest by gridlocking the whole of islington, come on ENGLAND
I strongly oppose the additional controls which bring no benefits to residents but will impose unnecessary constraints and inconvenience. Scrap this ludicrous scheme now!
This will make life impossible for local businesses and residents. It should NOT be allowed. Arsenal FC should build an underground car park if they require parking or encourage supporters on to public transport (which is the best and most environmentally positive solution)
No to parking changes
Arsenal only pay 25 games a year and would cause visitors to take the residents bays it would also stop the traders from parking in the holloway area for people that go to Nags head market to shop and affect the people that pay for resident permits that live in the area it would also affect people who are visiting the Whittington hospital as they will not be able to visit them in hospital at a convenient time as people work and can only visit people then it would especially affect the elderly as It will mean That any visitors permits that they want they will have to apply on line for them it also affects workmen theywill not be able to do there work as they will not be able to park . People who do not use the Internet will not be able to get the free permits so they will not be able to visit the parking wardens will be checking the car & registration numbers to see how many people visit so if a person has to many visitors the council can stop you from getting any more or they think you have had too many but you could be visiting family every day if they are ill and need caring for so people would have to get a permit each time which would be unfair as the permits would probably be stopped due to the number of visits which would be each day and every evening it would also stop traders parking in Chapel street also it would affect the farmers market as they would have nowhere to park . Also Farringdon as the traders have exmouth market it will affect all markets and traders and people who pay for a residents bay it will given to the visitors who get free visitors permits on line as the resident that normally parks in their bay will not be able to
No to parking changes
No to parking changes
no to parking changes
No to changes in parking.
We don't want this and we don't need this.
I oppose to the changes in the CPZ. This would stop family visiting me and stop me visiting family. I have a disabled mother who I need to visit everyday to care for her. The changes in the CPZ would have a severe impact of my basic rights to have a family life.