If they are considering erecting barriers I would like to know under what legislation they deem it necessary without causing discrimination against certain sections of the community, after all under Eu law (which ultimately trumps all UK law) motorhomes are classified the same as cars.
From what I have been able to read of the front page, part of the complaints stemmed from the parking at the airshow, when motorhomes took over the river side car park, which was designated blue badge parking, when challenged they all produced blue badges, what was the problem! Sour grapes from car drivers who couldn't get in. They also complained about motorhomes parking across the parking bays, while I dont condone this, it may have been the persons only option, but there again, use the mantra no space, move on. But have the complainers ever looked at the various muppets in cars who park across 2 bays so they dont get their doors dented!, create extra rows where there should not be any etc, again its down to the council not policing the parking rules correctly. We all were told some time ago that if parking in Newcastle park within the bays and there is not a problem, go outside them and be prepared for a ticket, well issue tickets to all vehicles which break the rules!
The provisions for motohomes for the airshow, while welcomed they in my opinion were inadequate, I too parked in Donard in the designated zone and come Sunday when I went to leave the rain had made the ground very soft and I got stuck, no one from the council could be found to aid me in getting out, it came down to fellow motorhomers to do so.