Miller Street

[James4368]

One of my mates when Miller street yesterday and security guard said to him
If you come between 0800-1600 they might let enthruaists in
Is this true?

[Gareth]

I'd imagine that those hours are busy working hours, so I'd very much doubt it.

[karl724223]

Doubt it due to h&s and its private property

[Tony]

Doubt it due to h&s and its private property

Miller Street is also quite a dangerous place for unescorted guests as well due various vehicle parts being stored on the floor and vehicles with parts removed.

[MrBevan2000]

One of my mates when Miller street yesterday and security guard said to him
If you come between 0800-1600 they might let enthruaists in
Is this true?

This is what I was told yesterday. It was an Eastern European security guard.

[Tony]

One of my mates when Miller street yesterday and security guard said to him
If you come between 0800-1600 they might let enthruaists in
Is this true?

This is what I was told yesterday. It was an Eastern European security guard.

Basically he is saying I cannot let you in come back and ask when National Express staff and see if they will, but no you will not be allowed to wander around unaccompanied

[B61 ANDREW]

The guy is covering his a**e , to coin a phrase. Over many years of visiting depots from large "pte" garages to "one coach operators", I reckon my buddies and I heard almost every reason for not being given permission - always accepted gracefully I might add. "The boss is not here", followed a few weeks later at the same depot, "The boss is on site".  8)

[Tony]

The guy is covering his a**e , to coin a phrase. Over many years of visiting depots from large "pte" garages to "one coach operators", I reckon my buddies and I heard almost every reason for not being given permission - always accepted gracefully I might add. "The boss is not here", followed a few weeks later at the same depot, "The boss is on site".  8)

When I was a regular garage visitor in the 1970s and 1980 with the right approach you were very rarely refused, but a classic 'no' I always remembered was as London Transport Brixton garage one sunday morning. "I can't let you around because we park the buses to close and you won't be able to get between them"

[Stuharris 6360]

The guy is covering his a**e , to coin a phrase. Over many years of visiting depots from large "pte" garages to "one coach operators", I reckon my buddies and I heard almost every reason for not being given permission - always accepted gracefully I might add. "The boss is not here", followed a few weeks later at the same depot, "The boss is on site".  8)

When I was a regular garage visitor in the 1970s and 1980 with the right approach you were very rarely refused, but a classic 'no' I always remembered was as London Transport Brixton garage one sunday morning. "I can't let you around because we park the buses to close and you won't be able to get between them"

If you want a pic of Brixton buses these days, go there in the middle of the night. There are buses parked everywhere, all down Stratham Hill, in bus stops, in fact anywhere that there is space, they are parked.