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Bristol Welcomes All Seafarers TELEPHONES (IN & OUTSIDE SEAFARERS’ CENTRE) SEAFARERS’ PORT PORT OF BRISTOL SEAFARERS’ CENTRE INFORMATION LEAFLET BRISTOL WELCOMES ALL SEAFARERS External Telephones - Open 24/7 The centre has 2 internal phones available only when the centre is open and 2 external phones (highlighted above) available for use on a 24/7 basis Opening Hours: Mon to Sat 13:00 - 22:00 REDUCED RATE TELEPHONE CARDS Chapel • Library • Free Wi-Fi (available 24/7 Sim cards (Lebara, Ivitta and 3), top ups and reduced rate telephone even when Centre closed) • Tea & Coffee cards are available for purchase at the Bristol Seafarers’ Centre and Shop • Games Area (Pool Table) from Ship Welfare Visitors representing the centre. Seafarers are Telephones • Internet Café • strongly advised to purchase telephone cards only from of¿ cial Bristol Dollars and Euros accepted Seafarers’ Centre representatives. SEAFARERS’ INTERNET / LEISURE FACILITIES PORT TRANSPORT PORT OF BRISTOL SEAFARERS’ CENTRE Serving Portbury and Avonmouth Docks Royal Portbury Dock Road, Portbury, Bristol BS20 7XJ t: 01275 374 895 or 01275 372 926 e: [email protected] or [email protected] SHIP WELFARE VISITING ORGANISATIONS Apostleship of the Sea 01275 372 926 Port Chaplain 07758 287 856 Mini bus pick-ups between Seafarers’ Centre and Avonmouth. Please phone the centre to book transport: 01275 374 895 The Mission to Seafarers 01275 372 926 Seafarers enjoy the centres various leisure facilities which also includes an SEAFARERS’ TELEPHONE HELPLINES Port Chaplain 07493 559 210 internet terminal, access to wireless internet and card-only telephones SeafarerHelp....the lifeline for seafarers Sailors’ Society 01275 372 926 PORT OFFICE & SECURITY www.seafarerhelp.org (all seafarers) 00 800 7323 2737 Port Chaplain 07748 148 923 Bristol Port Of¿ ce (24hr service) 0117 982 0000 Seafarer Support Referral Helpline www.seafarersupport.org (UK seafarers only) 0800 121 4765 Nautilus International 0208 989 6677 LOCAL PORT HEALTH AUTHORITY Bristol Port Health RMT 0207 387 4771 (Of¿ ce Hours & Answerphone) 0117 938 1171 THETTHE HEBRISTOL BRISTOL PORT PORT COMPANY COMPANCOMPANYY Produced by the Merchant Navy Welfare Board, Bristol Seafarers’ Centre and ITF 0207 403 2733 MARITIME AND COASTGUARD AGENCY UK the seafarers’ welfare charities. Maps / Photos courtesy of Bristol Port Company ITF Inspector 07949 246 219 and MTS. Please pass any amendments directly to MNWB on 02380 337799 or visit: www.mnwb.org Port Chaplains based at the Port of Bristol Seafarers’ Centre MLC 2006 Co-ordination Group [email protected] Issue Date 02/16 PLACES OF WORSHIP SPORTS FACILITIES SHOPPING CENTRE Details of local places of worship for all denominations Parish Wharf Leisure Centre, Portishead 01275 848 494 The Mall at Cribbs Causeway is home to all the major retail are available at the seafarers’ centre. Depending on driver chains and is only a 10 minute drive from the seafarers’ availability, transport may also be organised by contacting Henbury Leisure Centre, Avonmouth Way 0117 353 2555 the centre on 01275 374 895. centre. Bristol City Centre is also home to all the major retail POST OFFICE, BANKS & MONEY TRANSFER LOCAL HOSPITAL chains as well as many visitor attractions. Limited money exchange is available through the seafarers’ Argos, Cribbs Causeway Retail Park 0845 165 7404 Accident & Emergency centre. Depending on driver availability, transport to the Asda Supercentre, Highwood Lane 0117 317 2400 Bristol Royal In¿ rmary, Marlborough St. 0117 342 2710 post of¿ ce, banks and money transfer facilities at Cribbs Boots the Chemist, Cribbs Causeway 0117 650 9744 Minor Injuries Unit Causeway Shopping Centre can be provided via the centre Southmead Hospital, Southmead Rd. 0117 323 5100 on 01275 374 895. Vision Express Opticians, Cribbs Causeway 0117 950 0857 NHS 111 ENTERTAINMENT - VENUES/ATTRACTIONS At-Bristol Science Centre, Harbourside 0845 345 1235 Bristol Aquarium, Harbourside 0117 929 8929 Bristol Zoo, Guthrie Road, Clifton 0117 974 7300 SS Great Britain, Gas Ferry Road 0117 926 0680 Vue Cinema, Cribbs Causeway 0871 224 0245 LIBRARY Bristol Central Library, College Green 0117 903 7700 TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE Bristol Tourist Information Centre, Canon’s Road DOCK ENTRANCE www.visitbristol.co.uk 0906 711 2191 SEAFARERS’ CENTRE & TELEPHONES PUBLIC TRANSPORT DOCK ENTRANCE National Rail Enquiries 0845 748 4950 First Great Western Station Enquiries for 0845 700 0125 Bristol Templemeads & Bristol Parkway Stations (7am -10pm) Local Bus Information (Traveline) 0871 200 2233 National Express Coaches 0871 781 8181 Bristol International Airport 0870 121 2747 TAXIS PORTBURY 2nd Avenue (inc minibus) 01275 843 326 County Cars 01275 341 000 AVONMOUTH Alan Marshall (inc minibus) 07831 528 836 In addition to Bristol Port Company and the seafarers’ welfare societies, Port of Bristol Seafarers’ Centre is supported by Bristol Steamship Owners Association..
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