Bristol Site

An aire? would that make any diference?

Less visual impact, easier to evacuate during flood warnings?  It would all depend on why an application was recjected

peedee

Yes by replying online with a 'Public Comment', your full name and address is shown on the view-able document. Reading the privacy terms says it is required by law to publish your details.

Emailing may be the better option if taken into consideration but not published online.

EDIT: Just read through the Privacy notice again, even if you Email it will be added to the site with all personal details, minus Email address and phone number.

Sorry CAMC, no can do.

It will be what it will be. I think of it as being another YRP. Just somewhere to ditch the MH, not particularly pretty, isn’t going to be quiet (with a road on one side and a railway line on the other.) 

But it will give the opportunity to stay in a City at a budget price, far cheaper than any Travelodge or PI. 

Note to Club.......please consider tarmac pitches rather than that ghastly stuff underwheel, foot and paw at YRP. Or at least something nicer that will withstand any flooding. Office and loos up on stilts of course😂

Tewksbury is not gravel on many pitches that may get flooded

You mean a car park

It will never happen JVB so not worth discussing further.

peedee

mmm interesting, our local council only have your name...

In my travels I have seen Aires in city centres - with no resident staff, automated entry with a bank card and that way for power and water too, but no other facilities.  

Then there are Campsites at city outskirts - with multi lingual receptionists, tourist information desks, bike hire, coffee and pastries at breakfast,  and public transport at the gate.

The proposal for Bristol seems to be neither one or the other, but just an ill judged attempt at compromise. 

But as you should know most who use sites in the UK do not want that sort of place to stay

Do not know how public transport is a problem in the UK with close to city centre sites

 An aire in a UK city centre would be well under used by UK Owners as it would be too expensive

Then there are Campsites at city outskirts - with multi lingual receptionists, tourist information desks, bike hire, coffee and pastries at breakfast, and public transport at the gate.

Not sure about the coffee and pastries ( can't remember) but all the rest (and lots of greenery) can be found at the Nantes site.