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Bristol City Women club statement - match day parking
Tuesday, November 21st 2017
Bristol City Women are delighted to confirm an updated parking process on match days.
SGS College have now introduced paid on-site parking, however the club has reached an agreement with Aviva Insurance, a short five-minute walk away from WISE Campus, for fans to use their car park free of charge.
The Aviva Centre (Brierly Furlong, Stoke Gifford, Bristol, BS34 8SW) will now have 500 spaces available to fans at all home matches, from 4.15pm on weekends and 6pm on week days. All cars must be removed from the site by 10pm.
The new parking procedure will be in place from Saturday, December 2nd when the Vixens host Brighton & Hove Albion and stewards will be on hand to help supporters where needed.
Bristol City Women would like to extend its thanks to Aviva, a company renowned for its support of positive community activity and initiatives, for supporting the club and helping them to manage the increased parking demand and attendances on match days.
The club hope this new development will further enhance the Stoke Gifford Stadium, making it more accessible to a larger number of fans.
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