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Renishaw.Com Web 6 pt Tel: +44 (0) 1453 524 524 Fax: +44 (0) 1453 524 901 Email: [email protected] Web: www.renishaw.com The SOUTH WEST Churchend O SOUTH WALES Nailsworth L Tetbury D TO Bristol T Charfield Cromhall B4058 O W WOODCHESTER N 8 N Kingswood Wickwar H 5 I A 4 6 & M 4 Thornbury G 0 Wotton under Yate S H T 4 NEW MILLS B B4509 Edge Chipping Sodbury L O S N G War B4058 B4058 (GL12 8JR) T H C R 14 WTL U Memorial H T C S M 5 T O T H E N O R T H TO TO NORTH NIBLEY KINGSWOOD Yate Thornbury Start here & D U R S L E Y B4509 (A38) M5 (Southbound) A 3 8 T O M 5 OLD TOWN GLOUCESTER (GL12 7DW) Wotton-U-Edge *SEE B4058 M5 SECTION Junction 14 DETAIL Please note: Kingswood New Mills is located between B4062 Wotton-under-Edge and Charfield and is B 4 5 0 9 Wickwar 'set back' from the road. Berkeley Wotton-under A 3 8 Sharpness -Edge Dursley B4509 (A38) CHARFIELD 8 5 A 3 8 T O 0 4 BRISTOL B CHARFIELD B 4 5 0 9 (GL12 8SP) "Pull In"Point & The Midlands A CROMHALL Wotton-U- Stroud Security Intercom Edge Gloucester M 5 Wickwar B4058 B4509 Dursley 0 Bristol 6 B4509 Yate 0 B4058 Berkeley 4 Wotton-under-Edge B 14 B4509 (B4058) WICKWAR Start here Main MILL M5 Reception M 5 T O (M5) TECHNOLOGY (Northbound) Wotton WICKWAR ROAD M4 JCT 20/15 Avoiding CENTRE low bridges Charfield B4509 Visitors Security Bristol A432 Barriers Iron Acton (B4059) A 12'-3" B 4 0 6 0 Wotton Wotton- B4060 under-Edge A 4 6 T O VISITOR ENTRANCE B4060 C H E LT E N H A M CHIPPING Midlands (M5) SODBURY TO CHARFIELD TO & M 5 EXIT WOTTON- Section Detail Wickwar Stroud A46 UNDER B4060 Cirencester (A433) -EDGE A 4 6 Chipping Malmesbury Sodbury B4040 PUB Yate A432 HORSE T O W O T T O N - S T UNDER-EDGE A 4 3 2 B4040 H I G H S T Yate GOODS INWARDS BADMINTON RD (A432) A 4 3 2 A 4 6 T O Section Detail RECEPTION A 4 6 Stroud A46 INNOVATION (MILL) M 4 J C T 18 CENTRE Cirencester A432 TO (A433) B BRISTOL 4 0 5 8 STAFF RESTAURANT PARKING CAR Start here Bath, Stroud South Wales A46 PARK CAR M4 5 Bristol T O W O T T O N - C PARK ENTRANCE A 4 6 CAR B 4 (Westbound) PARK A UNDER-EDGE 8 London, Swindon B 5 1 M4 Bath 0 18 2m 4 Stroud B A46 18 Mill Pond M4 8 M 4 5 ENTRANCE B 0 Start here Junction 18 4 B M4 TO CHARFIELD CHARFIELD ROAD (Eastbound) A 4 6 8 TM 5 Give Way 2013 Tel: 0800 019 0027. 0 & M 5 TO KINGSWOOD 4 OS data. PU 100040256. Crown 2013. B How to find us 8 Locator Map M40 By Rail. There are frequent High Speed trains from London A4260 A449 (Paddington) and other areas, direct to Bristol Parkway which is located 2 M5 A424 A44 A421 near the M4/M5 interchange and M32, public transport infrequent M50 A417 Cheltenham TO CHARFIELD CHARFIELD ROAD although taxi services are available. For information on rail operators 4 & M 5 TO KINGSWOOD A40 A40 9 and times please phone National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950. 11 A41 Gloucester 11a By Air. A40 A417 Bristol Airport is located south of Bristol on A38. Approx 45 minutes taxi Oxford 13 A40 journey from Renishaw. A48 Stroud A419 8 M40 M5 Cirencester Chepstow A420 S Woodchester A419 Security procedures: Wotton A46 14 under Edge A429 A4130 Please follow these procedures to minimise delay at the Security barriers: M48 SWINDON M4 21 A433 A338 Unless otherwise advised all visitors must report to Reception to sign in and Chipping M4 16 A34 15 Sodbury 15 receive a Security badge. On leaving, badges must be returned to Reception. 17 19 A4361 Reading Coach parties - Please stop at the “pull in” point located just inside entrance A M4 18 M5 Marlborough 14 13 M4 on the left. The group leader should use the intercom to contact Reception to 12 Bristol A4 A4 obtain instructions regarding parking and registration. A4 Goods vehicles - Please stop at the “pull in” point located just inside entrance A A361 Hungerford Newbury on the left. Use the intercom to contact Reception for instrucftions. A350 A339 Bath A346 Deliveries accepted 0815 – 1615 Monday – Thursday, 0815 – 1200 Friday..
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