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April 3rd 05, 10:49 PM
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Richmond town centre
Martin Underwood wrote:
"Dave Arquati" wrote in message ... Richmond seems like a nice place. It has a pleasant riverside, a good variety of shops, and pretty good public transport. What consideration has been given to closing the road outside the station to private vehicles, given that they can't stop there anyway Doesn't it even have an exemption to allow cars to stop for the length of time that it takes to drop someone off at the station? Many station forecourts have short-term parking which allows you to stop for up to 20 minutes on station business (ie dropping off, picking up of buying a ticket for travel later). I'm trying to remember whether Richmond station fronts directly onto the road or whether it has a layby where taxis etc wait. It has a layby. |
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