Name The New Stadium Link Road.

[Gav1901]

awesome innit?

Yee fukin safe blud

 

[e77]

The Free Love Expressway.

 

[The Large One]

Love Bomb Alley

 

[Spanish Seagulls]

Rocky Road would be more apt than Stoney Way or whatever they wanted to use. How about - Albion way - direct & to the point. It really should be named in reference to the club if indeed this does lead to the stadium. (In that case Rocky Rd or Slippery Slope might be more apt!)

Albion Way it is for me.

 

[skipper734]

Apart for improved access to the Park, University and Stadium parking there is another building planned next to the Southern Water building to be called The Keep as a storage facility for the Cities historic records.


http://www.eastsussex.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/12D04AE9-0F56-4D6E-917C-D519929A6C75/0/2_sitelayoutplan.pdf

Probably be 14 years before it's built though.

 

[Nottseagull]

Wrong. NSC can sway the naming. Just need a killer name. Thinking caps ON!

Derrick Bird Way?

 

[Jack Straw]

Could you oblige us with some pictures next time you're up there? Cheers.

Here you are.

 

[strings]

Doug Loft Avenue?

Turienzo Way?

Molango Boulevard?

 

[Brighton TID]

The Long and Winding Road

 

[The Large One]

Here you are.

Cheers.

A couple of things.

Is it only bikes that are allowed go the other way?

And two, what did you tread in to create those footsteps, cement? Some semolina? A vat of boy yoghurt?

 

[Jack Straw]

Cheers.

A couple of things.

Is it only bikes that are allowed go the other way?

And two, what did you tread in to create those footsteps, cement? Some semolina? A vat of boy yoghurt?

Answer 1. Bikes and very thin vehicles.

Answer 2. Boy youghurt I made myself, or man yoghurt in my case!

 

[Giraffe]

Excellent picture Jack, but still confused where this road is. Where does it start and where does it end? Can someone clever show it on a map or one of the aerial photos perhaps?

 

[Bry Nylon]

Excellent picture Jack

Is it not a photograph of an empty road, some trees and an armco barrier?
Or am I missing something more fundamental?

 

[skipper734]

Posts 67 & 85.

 

[The Large One]

Excellent picture Jack, but still confused where this road is. Where does it start and where does it end? Can someone clever show it on a map or one of the aerial photos perhaps?

Once upon a time, the entrance (where the white cottage is) to Stanmer Park was a 90º left turn off Lewes Road (and bloody dangerous with it). Then when the bypass was built, the entrance (which you can only get to on the eastbound A270) was accessed via a slip road about 100 yards west of the old entrance. At the end of this slip road, you turn left in to the park.

Now...

Instead of turning left into the park, the slip road continues and winds round the back of the Sussex University sport hall (it's this part of the road you can see in Jack Straw's picture) and meet up with the existing roads near the entrance to the university.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Once upon a time, the entrance (where the white cottage is) to Stanmer Park was a 90º left turn. Then when the bypass was built, the entrance (which you can only get to on the eastbound A270) was accessed via a slip road about 100 yards west of the old entrance. At the end of this slip road, you turn left in to the park.

Now...

Instead of turning left into the park, the slip road continues and winds round the back of the Sussex University sport hall (it's this part of the road you can see in Jack Straw's picture) and meet up with the existing roads near the entrance to the university.

By GOD Al, I've read some boring posts in my time...

 

[The Large One]

Serves you right.

 

[magoo]

titssssssss approach.

 

[Giraffe]

By GOD Al, I've read some boring posts in my time...

Not boring at all it was spot on, thank you I can see where it is now.

That white cottage comment brought back a childhood memory from when I was about 6 and we went for a picnic there with my parents. We turned into Stamner and were in a queue of traffic and there was an old lady in the cottage garden, and I wound down my window and said "hello old lady" and she said "hello little boy". Happy times.

:vuvueng:

 

[ROSM]

Not boring at all it was spot on, thank you I can see where it is now.

That white cottage comment brought back a childhood memory from when I was about 6 and we went for a picnic there with my parents. We turned into Stamner and were in a queue of traffic and there was an old lady in the cottage garden, and I wound down my window and said "hello old lady" and she said "hello little boy". Happy times.

:vuvueng:

hearing what she said it will be like turning up at Falmer and seeing Tony Millard