Visitors to broadgate park

hey!

I was looking at the Broadgate park handbook, and it says guests are only allowed to stay for one night,, how boring!! can you get around this easily, by say pretending that the person goes to uni?? or something

Thanks

kes :smile:

Reply 1

simeon

As the cleaners only go to the flats once a week, and you'd just be plain unlucky to get a visit from any of the other work-shy Office Staff, I wouldn't worry about it.

Reply 2

kesso12

simeon

As the cleaners only go to the flats once a week, and you'd just be plain unlucky to get a visit from any of the other work-shy Office Staff, I wouldn't worry about it.

lol, you talking from experience. How are these "flats" actual typical flats. or big buildings with receptions that will see everyone coming in. You're meant to fill in a form when someone comes also, would you get away with not doing it?

Thanks

kes

Reply 3

simeon

The flats are in blocks, with several flats to a block and several rooms to a flat.

There's only one reception, and that's in the Amenities Building, with the Shop, Bar and Laundry.

Forget the forms.

Here's a plan of BGP to give you some idea of the layout. The bit that says Phase 2 Construction is the newest bit, opening in Sept '06

Reply 4

kesso12

fair enough :smile:

Thanks for your help, also can you have a telephone in your block? i hear the number is like an 0871 number rather than a standard number :s-smilie:

thanks

kes

Reply 5

simeon

I believe there are phone points in all the rooms. There certainly were in the older blocks.

I'm sure all BGP numbers were Ntl, 0115 8xxx xxx rather than the usual BT 0115 9xxx xxx. I think the 0871 number is for the payphones in Catered Halls.

Reply 6

The Regend

Unfortunately, a lot of the new blocks (en suites mainly) don't have telephones for some stupid reason! I live in Mulberries, which is almost 2 years old now, and as of yet... no telephone!!!

Reply 7

alex-hs

simeon

All the NTL room phones on campus are 0870 numbers - 0870 012 XXXX where XXXX is the last four digits of the internal number (you dial 5XXXX to call other internal numbers).

They don't give 0115 numbers to students - they're reserved for offices etc.

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