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Hi Sanity girl,


YES! you can, but make sure you don't park where you see the little yellow dash marks on the pavement next to the single yellow line and in resident bays. All pay and display parking bays are free too!


The earlier you get there the better too, as on a sunday it seems everyone who owns a car seems to turn up in the west end, including moi!


hope this helps.

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