Railway Station footbridge closed after the match

[Ramfantastic]

I have emailed the station requesting there response. Will let you know (if they respond to me).

[Rattea]

When I tried to question the figure based on typical design criteria and factors of safety built in to this type of footbridge structure the station staff were unable to provide me with a satisfactory answer :/

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That's like going into a Starbucks and asking the girl on the till to explain the companies last set of account!

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Unless you just happen to walk in to the Starbucks where Rattea is doing a bit of moonlighting as a barista. Vente COMEDY GOLD with chocolate sprinkles. [/quote]

Derrrr its COMEDY GOLD blend with sour grape syrup actually...!

anyway as people want to dicuss their accounts where shall we start ... the tax bill

[ellafella]

When I tried to question the figure based on typical design criteria and factors of safety built in to this type of footbridge structure the station staff were unable to provide me with a satisfactory answer :/

...
That's like going into a Starbucks and asking the girl on the till to explain the companies last set of account!

[/quote]

Unless you just happen to walk in to the Starbucks where Rattea is doing a bit of moonlighting as a barista. Vente COMEDY GOLD with chocolate sprinkles. [/quote]

Derrrr its COMEDY GOLD blend with sour grape syrup actually...!

anyway as people want to dicuss their accounts where shall we start ... the tax bill [/quote]

FACT!

[Ramfantastic]

Just had a reply about the footbridge and it states:-

Access to cross the footbridge at Derby station is only available when in
possession of a valid ticket to travel, however members of the public who
need to use the footbridge on a regular basis may be able to apply for a
bridge pass by visiting Derby station to enquire.

Signed by Customer service.

Seems we will have to walk around, although I walked across the footbridge with the barriers down about 10:30 last Saturday evening.

[Addisons_a_monster]

Have to say I got off a train once and couldnt find my ticket (after the chap had clipped it) so went to the barrier and they wouldnt let me OFF the platform without a ticket.

I sat down at the barrier and got out my paper... they soon opened it.

[OldRamsFan]

I dont know what I'd do now but a few years ago I worked for a month quite close to the Pride Park ground. Come lunch time I got fed up with cheap nasty fast food outlets and took my own pack up. The trouble is that there isn't anywhere around the area to eat it and being a needer of fresh air occasionally I definitely didn't want to stop inside the office. So I used to walk to the station and have my lunch on one of the platform seats which is the only seating provided in the Pride Park area. Not a very nice area with a not very nice history.

There are seats on the path that runs along the river from PP to town.Open your eyes divot!

[Toggles]

I dont know what I'd do now but a few years ago I worked for a month quite close to the Pride Park ground. Come lunch time I got fed up with cheap nasty fast food outlets and took my own pack up. The trouble is that there isn't anywhere around the area to eat it and being a needer of fresh air occasionally I definitely didn't want to stop inside the office. So I used to walk to the station and have my lunch on one of the platform seats which is the only seating provided in the Pride Park area. Not a very nice area with a not very nice history.

There are seats on the path that runs along the river from PP to town.Open your eyes divot![/quote]

There are also some seats around a lovely statue of a local chap who I think did something for our clubs!

[Akwesasne]

I dont know what I'd do now but a few years ago I worked for a month quite close to the Pride Park ground. Come lunch time I got fed up with cheap nasty fast food outlets and took my own pack up. The trouble is that there isn't anywhere around the area to eat it and being a needer of fresh air occasionally I definitely didn't want to stop inside the office. So I used to walk to the station and have my lunch on one of the platform seats which is the only seating provided in the Pride Park area. Not a very nice area with a not very nice history.

There are seats on the path that runs along the river from PP to town.Open your eyes divot![/quote]

There are also some seats around a lovely statue of a local chap who I think did something for our clubs![/quote]

I did my stint in Derby before that statue was erected. It would have been n

[OldRamsFan]

[StensonRam]

I dont know what I'd do now but a few years ago I worked for a month quite close to the Pride Park ground. Come lunch time I got fed up with cheap nasty fast food outlets and took my own pack up. The trouble is that there isn't anywhere around the area to eat it and being a needer of fresh air occasionally I definitely didn't want to stop inside the office. So I used to walk to the station and have my lunch on one of the platform seats which is the only seating provided in the Pride Park area. Not a very nice area with a not very nice history.

There are seats on the path that runs along the river from PP to town.Open your eyes divot![/quote]

There are also some seats around a lovely statue of a local chap who I think did something for our clubs![/quote]

I did my stint in Derby befor