Safer Parking: Issue 214 28 May 2009
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Bolton Wanderers wins a Park Mark
Premier League team Bolton Wanderers has become the first football club to sign up to the Safer Parking Scheme.
The car parks at the Reebok Stadium are managed on a two-tier basis, with totally different modes of operation applied on match and non-match days.
The peak periods for parking are not match days but those when the ground is used for conferences, exhibitions and corporate events, said
Jan Kozlowski, Bolton Wanderer’s facilities manager.
The team’s transport liaison...
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