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Begs the question tho. if new age travellers want to shop at Asda??, they won't be able to! Surprised at WalMart! [-X
IKEA at Warrington tried the same thing, but had a high level entry option with buzz alarm to get someone to raise the barrier, the barrier now seems permanently up - and I don't shop there any more. Just send a letter to their head office.
MMM did have a campaign going about where to park, and writing to local councils, but I've not had a magazine for ages so don't know the latest.
But, there is a thread somewhere on here about where to park!
A case of over-reaction yet again, I'm sick of height barriers and refuse to patronise anywhere that has them when I'm in the car, this is yet another reason why I prefer to pay the ferry charges and go to mainland Europe.
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Good idea Drifter, maybe that's one way forward for stores, and carry on pinting out to councils that if you can't park then you can't spend any money.
P + R in York has designated area for MH and over height vehicles, whcih can't be nicked by cars - which is what usually happens - cos it has a barrier openend by staff - BUT, it seemed to have been suspended over Christmas period.

Dodger - I cheat on the M&S car park, go in at IKEA end, turn right into no entry park facing in the direction of exit, at top of row and nip out the wrong way - total distance of wrong way driving is 20 - 30 yards at most! Only works when it is quiet ish, but I only go there then. 8)