linzim

No need for sarcasm! Entitled to my opinion.

I've lived on masters for nearly a year and had not one ounce of trouble, people warned me off but you can't always choose where to live. It's 9.15pm as I write this and it's peaceful - like most nights. Everywhere has good and bad areas, someone said longley and Southey are better, I disagree - everyone's entitled to their own opinions. Parson cross is nowhere near as bad as people make out, it's handy for bus routes, shopping and some good schools nearby - can't be that bad. Good luck

Where's best near S5 for aircon regas? Somewhere genuine! thanks in advance.

After seeing fancie have gone bust again does anyone know if the shop if still open on Eccy road? Tried ringing but no answer.

Can anyone recommend a baby group specifically for babies not toddlers in S5 area? Thanks!!

I had mine at the golf club bar behind concord sports centre, it was great.

I'm aware of the parson cross reputation but I believe there's good and bad in all areas.

Can't see it on right move? Any further details other than 'don't go there?'

Looking at a house on masters road, what's it like these days? Used to be rough by all accounts.

I don't, I need the extra width. That's all I've said and there's millions of parents out there that would agree with me. Would you prefer the risk of parents scraping nearby cars for lack of width?

Gym rat and gnvqsos you are both rude and insulting and are clearly not getting the point. Can't stand sarcy people on here, really no need for it!!

I live 2 miles from meadowhall so I'm not going to drive into town to come back to go back for the car.

As I've stated more than once now (can people not read ?!) my issue today wasnt and isnt the distance to the entrance, extra width is required in my opinion and experience for manovering a pram. I will check out the downstairs parking - thanks to who suggested that. People assume parents are lazy - I am not one of those parents, i simply want to park my car, get my baby into her pram safely and quickly with enough space to be comfortable for myself and not to accidentally damage any cars nearby where there's not enough space. It's a well known fact cars have got bigger and spaces are narrower. As for the comment about 40 years ago your point is irrelevant, I wasn't even born and its 2013!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank u once again geared. I genuinely tried my best today and found it a struggle. Meadowhall is great for free parking / baby facilities don't get me wrong.

I'm not angry, you seem angry at me. I parked as best I could & with respect it'd be difficult to move the car in and out with busy traffic around. I don't think 10-15 spaces (or whatever is the correct amount) per area is enough for a shopping centre the size of meadowhall that's what I'm saying.