Cirencester Park access road

It is a new road - it runs parallel (ish) with the old road but slightly further from the college. The fields on the right usually have horses in them. I didn't notice the old classrooms but I think they probably have been demolished, they had been out of use for some time now.  

Huskydog wrote "Note to self. Take sledgehammer"

Use a Kango drill. Much quicker. You'll need a bit more than a 25m EHU cable, of course.

Thinking of this further who has planned this in this day and age. Looking at the first photo the one where the school gate is. The blue sign on the post below 10MPH say "Shared Space" and shows a car a bike and a pedestrian. How do they get away with that given all the H & S measures which are in place now. And why the bolders, the earth bunds on either side keep the width in check. It will be bedlam when the school comes out.

Very grateful for the photos of Cirencester new road being put on here. We were booked in for three nights in July, on a service pitch to make it easier to use our own shower and toilet. But after seeing that new road we have cancelled our booking, and will not go again. The old road was bad enough with having to ziz-zag to miss the pot holes and not damage the mover.  I would think East Grinstead would say they had no control over the planning because they don't own that land, but our van will never go down it. 

I am thinking the same, I am booked in for 10 days in September on my own, so with no-one to guide me through the rocks I may well cancel my visit rather than risk any damage.

I was going to book this site as it is one of our favourites but will not until that road is sorted out.It is not even suitable for cars let alone motorhomes/caravans etc.

UPDATE

It would appear that the College have no intention of removing the rocks but they have moved some away from the tarmac edge, as shown in the attached photos, that were taken yesterday afternoon. It's a small improvement but.......

Thanks for the information Arto. Bad news that they don't seem to be considering moving them.

Unfortunately I would think they could still be rolled into the road, particularly those on the steeper bits of bank.

If anyone’s interested the planning applications for this road are on the Cotswold Planing web site, there are two of them, I can’t see if the rocks are shown or not. From my quick look it doesn’t look as if the road that has been built is the same as the drawings, but I’m no expert and you would need to look at the actual road to see what is what.

Where there are those steep banks beside the road, what is the point of the huge stones?  I can see where the verge is flat they might prevent parking, but who would try to park on the banking?

We have been there once, nice site, but with a twin axle outfit that Is a total of 12.75m when hitched, we will not be going there again if the stones stay!