" URGENT FAO CARL\ANNIS "

Guys
Given the majority of us will be travelling by road at various times tomorrow and given the fact that the Hammershith flyover is closed can someone let us all know the best way to get to Selhirst Park?. Carl can you make this a sticky as it will disappear given the volume of posts tonight.

Guys
Given the majority of us will be travelling by road at various times tomorrow and given the fact that the Hammershith flyover is closed can someone let us all know the best way to get to Selhirst Park?. Carl can you make this a sticky as it will disappear given the volume of posts tonight.

Cheers

Guys
Given the majority of us will be travelling by road at various times tomorrow and given the fact that the Hammershith flyover is closed can someone let us all know the best way to get to Selhirst Park?. Carl can you make this a sticky as it will disappear given the volume of posts tonight.

Last year I took the coach south down the M25 and turned off at jct 8 redhill and followed the A217 and went in that way.

Guys
Given the majority of us will be travelling by road at various times tomorrow and given the fact that the Hammershith flyover is closed can someone let us all know the best way to get to Selhirst Park?. Carl can you make this a sticky as it will disappear given the volume of posts tonight.

Last year I took the coach south down the M25 and turned off at jct 8 redhill and followed the A217 and went in that way.

Cheers Carl & Annis

Why not just look at a map?

Why not just look at a map?

Nothing wrong in asking, we are here to help each other.

Why not just look at a map?

Because the main road into London is closed why do you think!!!!!!!!

Why not just look at a map?

Because the main road into London is closed why do you think!!!!!!!!

Hence as to look at a map to find an alternative route....Jesus...

Why not just look at a map?

Because the main road into London is closed why do you think!!!!!!!!

If you get anywhere near the hammersmith flyover, then you have gone well wrong.

Why not just look at a map?

Because the main road into London is closed why do you think!!!!!!!!

If you get anywhere near the hammersmith flyover, then you have gone well wrong.

Was just thinking the same.

South around the M25, then crawl in the last 10 miles whatever route you take.

One tip is to take the Bracknell turn off just West of reading to bypass the worst of the M4, join the m3 the other side of Bracknell and come out on M25 south of Heathrow a few junctions further down than via M4/M25 junction.

Road nerd.

Why not just look at a map?

Because the main road into London is closed why do you think!!!!!!!!

Without trying to sound like a know it all tw*t, do you realise how many main roads into London there actually are

One tip is to take the Bracknell turn off just West of reading to bypass the worst of the M4, join the m3 the other side of Bracknell and come out on M25 south of Heathrow a few junctions further down than via M4/M25 junction.

Road nerd.

A coach driver mate of mine has recommended this route to me for many years - still busy though!

Let the train take the strain!!

To be fair, having looked at the mps, M4 to Slough and then M25 until Jnct 9, then A24 up into Croyden looks by far the best route.