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Hey, got a quick question about Colchester.
I need to go to Colchester County Court and get a copy of my mums Decree Absolute for some forms (she lost hers)
I need Directions if Possible, What train station do I get off at (I know there is two there) and I am just curious, and where do I go,
Thanks.
I need to go to Colchester County Court and get a copy of my mums Decree Absolute for some forms (she lost hers)
I need Directions if Possible, What train station do I get off at (I know there is two there) and I am just curious, and where do I go,
Thanks.
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When you arrive to Colchester Main station you'll transfer to Colchester Town.
When you go out of the station, look right, you'll see a roundabout and a big car park across the road, the Court is about 600 yards from there along Southway, basically at the next roundabout...
So Colchester Town, turn right, walk across the roundabout, straight for half a click and it will be on your right...
SCC or NMM will have to help you from there, 'cause I haven't got the foggiest.
ETA: or just do what migpilot said ;(
you could get off at colchester town and walk along osbourne street, straight along through st johns street, and then down crouch street, where it is just behind. Its on the first half of crouch street, before the underpass, on the side of the road where there is a bike shop, and you just nip round the back there and its in Falkland house (i know cos thats where my solicitor is)
If you were coming in from north station, you could either just walk up north hill, up Head street and then turn right into crouch street. Neither train station is that convenient for it though tbh.
Other solution is to just get into north station and get a taxi asking for the county court on southway.
(you want the 70, Graeme, if you choose to do it that way, it leaves every hour on the hour from Fairfield Road, outside the library).
Thanks guys n girls.
Yes, they got buses in braintree but I am not in braintree, it would mean going into braintree to get a bus to colchester (take longer aswell)
The train is cheaper as I only get it from witham it's £5.20 if I went to braintree, and got the bus its £3.10 to braintree (return) and then the price of the bus.
Not that id condone it either.
Do you want me to pick it up and send it to you at all cos im actually going there tommorow- although if i have to pay anything then i retract offer of course.
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thanks for the offer
You from Ipswich?
That's alright then, he'll be in practise won't he? Cause when you have babies you never have any money. You might as well just go in the Chemists and hand over your wallet.
Poor people are allowed to have babies too believe it or not
That makes no sense. A lot of thought needs to go into having a baby, especially the financial side. It seems like too many people are having babies safe in the knowledge that the state will fund them through it.
That all baby with or without money talk is off topic, I think people have bitched enough at Hellfire and Lolzabeth when they announced their good news...
When you have kids and you don't have money you are entitled to benefits anyway...
Moron.
Subject is long over.
Do you suggest they abort it or something even though they desperatly love and want it already?
anyway - over. You shouldnt have started it.