To carry on what is a low paid caring job why put more pressure on the Nannies who already go through a lot to be approved and registered. This can also but a burdon on the employers to provide parking tickets for the employee's
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Henrietta stokes
10 years ago
as a nanny this is very much needed.
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S Warr
10 years ago
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cars are essential for nannies,not luxuries,parking close to the children's home is very important for safety,they should have a space share permit with the parents,while the nanny is at the house the parents are at work,so space is already paid for
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The parking permits are becoming ridiculous as it's becoming hard to park anywhere in this city! The Mayor needs to sort out his priorities as he will start pushing people away from this lovely City.
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susannah Jacobs
10 years ago
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It is very expensive to fund a daily pass and my nanny is my employee yet I can't get business permits for her. Other businesses in the street can give their employees permits - this is another tax on childcare for hard working familes
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Sharon Lambert
10 years ago
As a Nanny working in private homes caring for young children it is crucial parking is available near my place of work.
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Moyra Pascoe
10 years ago
Just one example of how stupid this scheme is for ordinary people.
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Paul Corder
10 years ago
We all appreciate the parking problems, but traditionally students were advised that they cannot bring car's when they study at the university!! Why is Bristol different??
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Paul Corder
10 years ago
We all appreciate the parking problems, but traditionally students were advised that they cannot bring car's when they study at the university!! Why is Bristol different??
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Greagoir O' Siadhail
10 years ago
A stealth tax imposed on a majority of citizens who reject it. Disgusting policy.
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Duncan Elliott
10 years ago
I had a half hour booked in with George Ferguson - he gave me 5 minutes of preening malignant narcissism . ~DSomeone who has done so much damage to the city must be brought to account.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Our current mayor wants the city rid of all but the richest with his 'laboratory of change' gentrification project. Nannies, disabled,drivers and those struggling to earn a living have no place in Red Pants Bristol. DO NOT vote for him next May.
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David Mock
10 years ago
RPZ was not mentioned as a "vote winner" by our mayor during the election but announced the day after he became mayor.
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mike laurie
10 years ago
Ill conceived RPZ destroying livelyhoods
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michael owen
10 years ago
Bristol RPZ is a profoundly rotten scheme, which disregards real needs of people in all walks of life. How the 100 permits a year figure suits anyone is beyond belief. Chuck it George.
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Susan Green
10 years ago
This should extend to anyone delivering childcare
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Bianca
10 years ago
Essential for so many!!
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nicola puttick
10 years ago
This is a real problem for me & my nanny. Please can this be looked at as a matter of urgency.
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Heather Smith
10 years ago
One more over site of the RPZ idea. We need to make things easier for residents not harder. So many shifts that have made it harder to live, work and shop in the city. Nannies should have access to permits, to better care for their charges.
To carry on what is a low paid caring job why put more pressure on the Nannies who already go through a lot to be approved and registered. This can also but a burdon on the employers to provide parking tickets for the employee's
as a nanny this is very much needed.
cars are essential for nannies,not luxuries,parking close to the children's home is very important for safety,they should have a space share permit with the parents,while the nanny is at the house the parents are at work,so space is already paid for
The parking permits are becoming ridiculous as it's becoming hard to park anywhere in this city! The Mayor needs to sort out his priorities as he will start pushing people away from this lovely City.
It is very expensive to fund a daily pass and my nanny is my employee yet I can't get business permits for her. Other businesses in the street can give their employees permits - this is another tax on childcare for hard working familes
As a Nanny working in private homes caring for young children it is crucial parking is available near my place of work.
Just one example of how stupid this scheme is for ordinary people.
We all appreciate the parking problems, but traditionally students were advised that they cannot bring car's when they study at the university!! Why is Bristol different??
We all appreciate the parking problems, but traditionally students were advised that they cannot bring car's when they study at the university!! Why is Bristol different??
A stealth tax imposed on a majority of citizens who reject it. Disgusting policy.
I had a half hour booked in with George Ferguson - he gave me 5 minutes of preening malignant narcissism . ~DSomeone who has done so much damage to the city must be brought to account.
Our current mayor wants the city rid of all but the richest with his 'laboratory of change' gentrification project. Nannies, disabled,drivers and those struggling to earn a living have no place in Red Pants Bristol. DO NOT vote for him next May.
RPZ was not mentioned as a "vote winner" by our mayor during the election but announced the day after he became mayor.
Ill conceived RPZ destroying livelyhoods
Bristol RPZ is a profoundly rotten scheme, which disregards real needs of people in all walks of life. How the 100 permits a year figure suits anyone is beyond belief. Chuck it George.
This should extend to anyone delivering childcare
Essential for so many!!
This is a real problem for me & my nanny. Please can this be looked at as a matter of urgency.
One more over site of the RPZ idea. We need to make things easier for residents not harder. So many shifts that have made it harder to live, work and shop in the city. Nannies should have access to permits, to better care for their charges.
Just another reason the RPZs aren't practical.