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Ansons Cannock Office Commerce House Ridings Park Eastern Way Cannock Staffordshire WS11 7FJ DX Ansons Cannock Office DX: 16092 CANNOCK Commerce House Ridings Park Tel : +44 (0)1543 466 660 Eastern Way Fax: +44 (0)1543 571 682 Cannock www.ansonsllp.com Staffordshire A523 Email: [email protected] WS11 7FJ A52 Travel Information Ashbourne A52 8 Newcastle- 3 A50 5 A From M6 Southbound: under-Lyme 1 Depart M6 at junction 12 onto A5 towards Cannock. At the first roundabout take 2nd exit and continue A5 Derby straight on along A5 towards Brownhills. Continue straight over at the crossroads. At the next A53 Uttoxeter A52 roundabout take the 2nd exit (Renault Garage on your left) and at the next roundabout continue Stone Market A50 straight on onto the A460 (Eastern Way) signposted Rugeley and Hednesford. Then follow directions A50 from A460 (Eastern Way) set out below. Drayton A518 Burton A Stafford A51 A49 From M6 Northbound: 442 upon Trent Depart M6 at junction 11 onto A460 towards Cannock. At the first roundabout take the 3rd exit. At the Newport 8 Rugeley Swadlincote next roundabout continue straight on. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit (Renault Garage on A51 A your left) and then at the next roundabout continue straight on onto the A460 (Eastern Way) sign 34 A38 posted Rugeley and Hednesford. Then follow directions from A460 (Eastern Way) set out below. A42 A51 A41 9 1 A5 4 Cannock Lichfield From M6Toll Northbound: Telford 4 Coalville Depart M6Toll at junction T7. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit to go over the M6Toll. At the next A roundabout take the 2nd exit. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit A460 (Eastern Way) signposted B rownhills Rugeley and Hednesford. Then follow directions from A460 (Eastern Way) set out below. Wolverhampton Tamworth 4 7 From M54 Eastbound: Much 4 A5 A Depart M54 at junction 1 onto A460 towards Cannock. Go straight on at the 1st roundabout. At the 2nd Wenlock A44 A458 Walsall Hinckley roundabout take the 3rd exit. Take the 1st exit at the next roundabout. At the next roundabout take A454 Dudley the 3rd exit. At the next roundabout continue straight along onto the A460 (Eastern Way) signposted A38 A Rugeley and Hednesford. Then follow directions from A460 (Eastern Way) set out below. A458 4 Bridgnorth 46 BIRMINGHAM Nuneaton From A460 (Eastern Way): At the next 3 roundabouts continue straight on. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit so that you pass between the Texaco Petrol Station on your left and McDonalds on your right. Ridings Park is situated on your left and therefore you should take the first exit at the next A442 A45 449 roundabout onto Ridings Park. Commerce House is situated facing the entrance to Ridings Park A452 Coventry approximately half way down the site in between Lomas Removals and Friths Carpets. KiddermA inster Bewdley A448 By Rail: Cannock Railway Station is 1 mile away. A4 A46 A456 3 By Air: Birmingham International Airport is 20 miles away. Bromsgrove 5 Warwick 12 Redditch A49 A41 M6 Southbound From Huntington A460 S . t D MANCHESTER a R f . f o d Y N r d d a R R o R y R U rd r o B A34 o u a f b s E d e e L n l d B e b M H Heath m I i ld W O Hayes W J12 Hatherton CANNOCK CaAnN nNoOckC RK Chase Terrace o RaOd AD H A5 Four Crosses e d n e s f o A460 r d R d . Chasetown M6 Norton B A460 Canes rRo Ow Wn h Ni d l M6T lHs a IRL o J11a o Lo R R Sa l T7 l l l d R a A5 a O M6 Toll Road s s l l A D a a Northbound W T8 W Cheslyn Hay M6T . d A5 W D R aA A R rR O E D s R A tSo T O A5 Tn S S D R Oe S E OR J11 O H ESF NR C N M D L Eo E N E N I i a LA H m R W d B D O RA L e C D O A L A460 A L D O A34 a R n D e R Y Shareshill Y A M6 A462 O A Y F A d W S W a E W Ro A452 N J1 N N K B4154 ll D H R C sa E A l W E O e Brownhills H L P T K D S S M G L LANDYWOOD A E R R A4124 O E H E M54 BR E N O J10a A L D a d L . a M54 Eastbound A o . R From TELFORD ld fie h ic & SHREWSBURY L M6 Northbound From M1 & BIRMINGHAM Crown copyright and/or database right. AClrl orwignh tcso rpeysreigrvhet da ntod /GorB dMaatapbsa.csoem ri.g Lhitc.e Anlcl eri gnhutms rbeesre: rPvUed 1 t0o0 G03B8M7a4p5s.com. Licence number: PU 100038745.
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