Car Parking
Important - Please read this
As of Wednesday 1st December our landlord is introducing a parking management scheme in the car park. Ticketing will take place if you park in bays 29-42 or bay 55 (ie those bays marked TAD or Venue Options) or on the double yellow lines or in the yellow cross hatched areas.
PLEASE TAKE THIS AS A WARNING REGARDING PARKING.
You can still use the bays directly outside The Works, the bays in the central area (ie where the bays are 2 deep) and the car park outside (the one to the left abutting to Woodseats Road).
Roadside parking is also available but please be considerate to local residents. The roadside parking belonging to Sorby's Tools that is on Little London Road is allowed in the evenings and at weekends BUT NOT BEFORE 6pm MIDWEEK (you will get clamped). The little triangular car park opposite the gates is out of bounds at all times and again you will get clamped.
So please respect the other tenant's parking spaces and we hope that we can resolve the issue about parking in the evenings and at weekends.
If you're unsure then please ask a member of staff when you come into The Climbing Works.
Alternative car parking is available in the following places…
Robert Sorby Tools opposite Centenary Business Park are happy for our customers to use their car parking spaces out of work hours (weekends and weekday evenings). Their wheel clamping policy is only enforced when they are open. Please DO NOT park in the triangle opposite The Climbing Works at ANY time.
Considerate road-side parking is available on Little London Road and the surrounding area.
If you are still struggling, try the Tesco overflow car park just 200 yards further up Abbeydale Road.
Or, the best solution for local climbers – LEAVE THE CAR AT HOME AND WALK, RUN, CYCLE OR GET ONE OF THE HUNDREDS OF BUSES THAT SERVICE THE AREA!
Remember, The Climbing Works operates a green travel policy, and we will give you a free cup of tea or instant coffee if you leave your car at home and come to the wall on public transport on under your own steam!
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