Car park closures

Posted by Internal Comms on January 24, 2013 in Staff · 2 Comments

Monday 28 January

Eldon car park - Work to start approximately 6.00am.

Will re-open once work is completed.

Tuesday 29 January

Gun House car park – Work to start approximately 6.00am.

Mercantile – Work to start approximately 8.00am.

Both will re-open once work is completed.

Wednesday 30 January

Park car park – Work to start approximately 6.00am.

Will re-open once work is completed.

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black hole

January 25, 2013

Any clues on why?

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Internal Comms

January 25, 2013

The car parks will be closed for planned maintenance work. They will re-open once this work is complete but we are unable to give a definitive time.

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