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    are you allowed to drive down onto the prom?
    PLACES IVE FISHED..

    CHESIL BEACH DORSET, PORTLAND ROCKS DORSET, DUNGEONESS BEACH KENT, PORTHCAUL WALES,
    BLACKWATER ESTUARY ESSEX, HAYLING ISLAND

  • #2
    Originally posted by rocketman View Post
    are you allowed to drive down onto the prom?
    you try it then let everyone else know

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    • #3
      Theres signs to say you cant but Ive seen cars along the prom, dont think the no car zone is really enforced

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      • #4
        Originally posted by codhw View Post
        Theres signs to say you cant but Ive seen cars along the prom, dont think the no car zone is really enforced
        whats the bets that he will be the first done for taking the car down

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        • #5
          Originally posted by chrome21 View Post
          whats the bets that he will be the first done for taking the car down

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          • #6
            Seaham hall prom

            Read on this site that you need to be a member of seaham club. They issue permits on behalf of Easington District council but i think theres a waiting list.

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            • #7
              Not a good idea during daylight hours, due to the amount of pedestrians who use it. Night time, not to bad. Drive down onto prom with hazards on at a slow speed. Park up and fish

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              • #8
                To legally have vehicle access to the prom you need to have applied to Durham council by way of Seaham club for a pass which starts first september to end of march,you also need to be a blue badge holder.I know most peeps just drive down on a night but there have been fines in the past .There is a limit on the number of passes ,think it is about 40.
                white van man

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                • #9
                  well guys il be at seaham today fishing but i always leave the car elsewhere but i have seen cars on there but i wnt put mine on itso happy fishing chaps

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                  • #10
                    To be able to park on Seaham Hall Prom you need to be disabled and be a Blue Badge holder. You can then apply to Durham County Council at Crook Office to apply for a permit.This permit is free and allows you to park from January 1st til the end of April and then from September 1st til the end of December. The permit has to be renewed on an annual basis and they are of limited numbers.

                    Contact details as follows.

                    Durham County County Council
                    Civic Centre
                    Crook
                    County Durham
                    DL15 9ES

                    Tel. 01388 765555 ext 485

                    Hope this info helps

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                    • #11
                      well me and my mate fished there today plenty of cars on the prom i blanked and my mate got a small flounder think i hear the river calling me.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by cheech221 View Post
                        well guys il be at seaham today fishing but i always leave the car elsewhere but i have seen cars on there but i wnt put mine on itso happy fishing chaps
                        I always park either in the Hall car park or on the main road and have never had any bother. It's not exactly mountain climbing to get back up like St Abbs or the Purbecks in Dorset...
                        CLIP IT AND WHACK IT

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                        • #13
                          was a few cars down there last year on seaham open comp day

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