The Large One
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Park anywhere in the suburbs and take any bus which goes into the city centre. They all stop at Old Steine which is your closest bus stop anyway.
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Labour Party Conference March Arrangements
- Thread starter Lord Bracknell
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sams dad
I hate Palarse
You'll be wiith thousands of fellow Albion fans.You might be on your own,but you won't be alone(if you get my meaning)Bluejuice said:
Lord Bracknell
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From the City Council's website:-
Labour Party Conference
Last updated: 24/09/2004 10:32:28
The Labour Party Conference runs from Sunday 26th September until Thursday 30th September. However, delegates will be arriving during that weekend, therefore an Island site around The Metropole Hotel, The Grand Hotel and Brighton Centre will be established at 18:00 on Friday 24th September 2004.
On Sunday 19th September 2004 to Sunday 3rd October 2004 Cannon Place will be closed for northbound traffic from the Seafront, southbound traffic is not affected.
On Wednesday 22nd September 2004 Madeira Drive will close east of Dukes Mound until 30th September 2004.
Russell Road Car Park is closed from Friday 24th September 2004 until Friday 1st October 2004. Churchill Square 1 and 2 remain open but access to Churchill Square 2 is via West Street through Churchill Square 1.
A contra-flow system will be operational between 19:00 and 07:00 (approx.) every evening beginning on Saturday 25th September 2004 until Thursday 30th September 2004, finishing at 07:00. The contra-flow system will operate on the southern Carriageway of Kings Road between Preston Street and Cannon Place with the northern Carriageway closed to traffic. Regency Square at the junction of Kings Road is closed with a signed diversion route in place for Preston Street. There will be a Park and Ride Bus Service in operation from the Race Hill between Saturday 25th September 2004 until Thursday 30th September 2004.
Labour Party Conference
Last updated: 24/09/2004 10:32:28
The Labour Party Conference runs from Sunday 26th September until Thursday 30th September. However, delegates will be arriving during that weekend, therefore an Island site around The Metropole Hotel, The Grand Hotel and Brighton Centre will be established at 18:00 on Friday 24th September 2004.
On Sunday 19th September 2004 to Sunday 3rd October 2004 Cannon Place will be closed for northbound traffic from the Seafront, southbound traffic is not affected.
On Wednesday 22nd September 2004 Madeira Drive will close east of Dukes Mound until 30th September 2004.
Russell Road Car Park is closed from Friday 24th September 2004 until Friday 1st October 2004. Churchill Square 1 and 2 remain open but access to Churchill Square 2 is via West Street through Churchill Square 1.
A contra-flow system will be operational between 19:00 and 07:00 (approx.) every evening beginning on Saturday 25th September 2004 until Thursday 30th September 2004, finishing at 07:00. The contra-flow system will operate on the southern Carriageway of Kings Road between Preston Street and Cannon Place with the northern Carriageway closed to traffic. Regency Square at the junction of Kings Road is closed with a signed diversion route in place for Preston Street. There will be a Park and Ride Bus Service in operation from the Race Hill between Saturday 25th September 2004 until Thursday 30th September 2004.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Get the train in! Piece of cake.
I will be there (with my lucky play off final Donkey).
I will be there (with my lucky play off final Donkey).
SussexSpur
New member
Will aim to travel down from London in time to tag along - in vintage Spurs '61 shirt, if that's ok. . .
The Large One
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Ah, there you are SussexSpur. Jumped ship from the Arsegas I notice. How is life in the Metro?
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KIT NAPIER
Good luck all of you ... will be watching the news bulletins and have ordered my copy of the Argus for Monday and Tuesday!!
:rescott: :rescott: :falmerspi 
:rescott: :rescott: :falmerspi SussexSpur
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The Large One said:
Er, fine, ta, though don't start full-time for another week. Enjoying a bit of time off first, after the dull drag of carting furniture and all kinds of other junk back up the A24.
A reminder of bracing sea breeze can't do any harm though. . .
brighton rock
New member
Yorkie said:
yep i'm comming in my palace top
Eddie the Seagull
New member
Lord Bracknell said:
Where is the Race Hill in relation say, to Falmer station?
I was going to drive to Rottingdean & get the 14 (A) (B) or (C) bus to Old Steine. (Rottingdean being the logistical choice for two car loads).
But Race Hill sounds good - if I knew where it was
Leave the car at Rottingdean but if you were coming in from the Falmer Road end (A27) to get to Rottingdean you would turn right at Woodingdean traffic lights to get to the Race Hill. In fact as you were driving up the hill out of Woodingdean you would find yourself driving alongside the rails of the track.
Eddie the Seagull
New member
Ta Yorkie
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
yeah it'll be good to see robbie pethick backedna krabappel said:
Councillor Craig Turton
New member
- Sep 27, 2004
- 1
Prescott and Falmer
The following may be of interest given the march by Albion supporters on the Labour Party Conference tomorrow (Monday 27 September).
I attended the Association of Labour Councillors reception at the Metropole Hotel this evening and lobbied John Prescott in person to make a decision in favour of granting planning permission for the Seagulls at Falmer.
As soon as I mentioned that I was a Councillor on Brighton &Hove City Council, John turned to his Civil Servants with a grin and said: "I know what this is about - its' got to be the Albion".
John Prescott told me that he had been extremely impressed by the campaign by B&H Albion supporters for a stadium at Falmer including the .campaign by The Argus. He told me that during his travels abroad, he had seldom come across a country without a fan who had lobbied him personally to get the Seagulls at Falmer and gave me the example of a recent trip to Japan during which a fan came up and lobbied him for Falmer.
Apart from saving the club, I asked Mr Prescott to consider the social and economic costs to the City of his decision, particularly for employment prospects in East Brighton. John asked me to share with The Argus and all Albion fans that he appreciates the passion that fans have for the club, knows the importance of this issue for our City, and will continue to listen fairly to the concerns of all fans.
Let's hope he listens!
Councillor Craig Turton
Deputy Chair, Environment Committee
Labour Member for East Brighton Ward
The following may be of interest given the march by Albion supporters on the Labour Party Conference tomorrow (Monday 27 September).
I attended the Association of Labour Councillors reception at the Metropole Hotel this evening and lobbied John Prescott in person to make a decision in favour of granting planning permission for the Seagulls at Falmer.
As soon as I mentioned that I was a Councillor on Brighton &Hove City Council, John turned to his Civil Servants with a grin and said: "I know what this is about - its' got to be the Albion".
John Prescott told me that he had been extremely impressed by the campaign by B&H Albion supporters for a stadium at Falmer including the .campaign by The Argus. He told me that during his travels abroad, he had seldom come across a country without a fan who had lobbied him personally to get the Seagulls at Falmer and gave me the example of a recent trip to Japan during which a fan came up and lobbied him for Falmer.
Apart from saving the club, I asked Mr Prescott to consider the social and economic costs to the City of his decision, particularly for employment prospects in East Brighton. John asked me to share with The Argus and all Albion fans that he appreciates the passion that fans have for the club, knows the importance of this issue for our City, and will continue to listen fairly to the concerns of all fans.
Let's hope he listens!
Councillor Craig Turton
Deputy Chair, Environment Committee
Labour Member for East Brighton Ward
Kalimantan Gull
Well-known member
Thanks Craig, thats given me some heart !
Fran Hagarty
Well-known member
I heard on SFM this morning that Micky Adams & Steve Coppell will be joining the march.
ro's pants
New member
Fran Hagarty said:I heard on SFM this morning that Micky Adams & Steve Coppell will be joining the march.
what about ben roberts?!