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    Bristol City fan in peace with all your local info you require

    Hope you don't mind a Bristol City fan coming on your boards with some local info for the opening match
    Please set out very very very early traffic grinds to halt from the Junction ten at Cheltenham south bound,
    due to holiday makers make for the south west of England.
    Do NOT USE M5 M4 M32 route and don't try to negotiate the roads and streets of Bristol
    YOU WILL GET LOST
    If you are coming by road use M5 southbound to junction 18(Avonmouth) then follow signs A4 Bristol airport
    It looks the long way round but its quicker.

    OR you could stay at Weston super mare for the weekend,
    Weston S-M to Bristol is a 35 minute journey with two trains an hour.

    If you are arriving by train on the day there is a local train to Parson Street at 13:25 13:55 and 14:25 from Bristol Temple meads journey time five minutes.It takes you two thirds of the way to the ground,and walk the rest of the way

    If you are coming by train and there are at least three of you get a taxi
    Make sure the taxi driver drops you in the Ashton Road end as it a very long walk round from the other end
    or use the brown buses from the bottom of the incline of the station.
    Which depart approx 13:55pm with returns just after the match finishes
    Casualty and Hobly City were filmed in the City don't ask me about either of the programmes cos I think their both crap
    The young ones was also filmed in the BS7 area of the City
    (actually its Bishopston)
    Finally the block of flats on the left behind the dolman stand side as you are in the away end is "the" block of flats in "fools and horses"
    Bring yer camera and turn up early if you wanna take any photo's
    Pubs possibly best one are in the cumberland road basin area novia scotia pump house and the cottage.
    Buy your match day programme before you enter the away end.
    BBC Radio station is radio bristol which has frequenceys and 94:9 and DAB (and 95:5 up till 3pm)
    If you want or need any further local info please don't be afraid to ask.
    I know that on another forum there was a mention of having lunch at a pub near Dursley.
    Don't want to put any one off going to the pub in Dursley,
    but I would be heading to Ashton Gate by at least midday from the pub in Dursley.

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    Where can i tie mi whippet for 90 mins ?

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    Hi CITY2003 welcome to the board.

    As a Barnsley fan who's lived in Bristol for several years i'd also recommended the Grain barge on Hotwells road, serves good local ale from the Bristol Beer Factory brewery and not too far away from Ashton gate.

    Failing that, pubs on North st should be more than welcoming for away fans (Tobacco Factory etc).

    All the best for the game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turfmoorspirit View Post
    Where can i tie mi whippet for 90 mins ?
    Thas been reported to RSPCA Izzit a Burnsley thing tekkin thi dog withee !!

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    It's his "wife" Roma, his bitch. The dog provides comfort in bed on winter nights. It's a Burnley thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CITY2003 View Post
    Hope you don't mind a Bristol City fan coming on your boards with some local info for the opening match
    Please set out very very very early traffic grinds to halt from the Junction ten at Cheltenham south bound,
    due to holiday makers make for the south west of England.
    Do NOT USE M5 M4 M32 route and don't try to negotiate the roads and streets of Bristol
    YOU WILL GET LOST
    If you are coming by road use M5 southbound to junction 18(Avonmouth) then follow signs A4 Bristol airport
    It looks the long way round but its quicker.

    OR you could stay at Weston super mare for the weekend,
    Weston S-M to Bristol is a 35 minute journey with two trains an hour.

    If you are arriving by train on the day there is a local train to Parson Street at 13:25 13:55 and 14:25 from Bristol Temple meads journey time five minutes.It takes you two thirds of the way to the ground,and walk the rest of the way

    If you are coming by train and there are at least three of you get a taxi
    Make sure the taxi driver drops you in the Ashton Road end as it a very long walk round from the other end
    or use the brown buses from the bottom of the incline of the station.
    Which depart approx 13:55pm with returns just after the match finishes
    Casualty and Hobly City were filmed in the City don't ask me about either of the programmes cos I think their both crap
    The young ones was also filmed in the BS7 area of the City
    (actually its Bishopston)
    Finally the block of flats on the left behind the dolman stand side as you are in the away end is "the" block of flats in "fools and horses"
    Bring yer camera and turn up early if you wanna take any photo's
    Pubs possibly best one are in the cumberland road basin area novia scotia pump house and the cottage.
    Buy your match day programme before you enter the away end.
    BBC Radio station is radio bristol which has frequenceys and 94:9 and DAB (and 95:5 up till 3pm)
    If you want or need any further local info please don't be afraid to ask.
    I know that on another forum there was a mention of having lunch at a pub near Dursley.
    Don't want to put any one off going to the pub in Dursley,
    but I would be heading to Ashton Gate by at least midday from the pub in Dursley.
    Hiya pal and cheers for the info, all this traffic guff, will it affect anyone travelling from Bournemouth? as i was going to take the coach but if its as bad as you say the train might be a safer bet, thanks in advance

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    Bump

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    If your coming from Bournemouth,
    why not try driving to Salisbury and then catch the train to Bristol(and Parson Street) day return approx 22 pounds.
    I think there is all day free parking as you go up the slope to the station on the right hand side

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    Nice one, i checked the bus times and i can get a bus to salisbury then train for 60 quid for me and my son, just saved me a scoe my friend. i will have 3 or 4 pints as a mark of respect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bankendbfc View Post
    Nice one, i checked the bus times and i can get a bus to salisbury then train for 60 quid for me and my son, just saved me a scoe my friend. i will have 3 or 4 pints as a mark of respect.
    What ever happened to jibbing bankend ?

    Part of the day out dodging the British Rail hector's when I was younger .

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