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Oracle University Oracle 540 University Oracle Parkway Thames Valley Park Reading, Berkshire RG6 1RA Reading Station bus stop ‘SA’ for Thames Valley Park MES Reading Station R THA RIVE D R M Tudor Rd A H Station Rd S R d Thames E R Tower rive V SA D s Forbury Rd k A r r G a a a C rr P i a rd St r y 9 f lle 2 y a 3 e V r A s G e m a 550 h 520 Station Rd Station T 540 510 CVC 530 Reading A4 LONDON RD Woodley, Henley A4 LONDON RD 540 Oracle Parkway Reading W A3290 ok centre ing ham Ro ad Address By Rail Oracle Oracle Education There is a direct train service to Reading from 540 Oracle Parkway Waterloo, with an approximate journey time of University Thames Valley Park, Reading 1 hour 10 minutes, and from Paddington with Berkshire, RG6 1RA an approximate journey time of 40 minutes. From Reading Station there is the free bus service as detailed above or you can catch a taxi to Course Registration Thames Valley Park from just outside the station. It is a requirement that all Oracle Education delegates register at reception prior to the commencement of each course. Registration will take place a minimum By Air of 15 minutes before a course commences. From Heathrow Airport it is an approximate journey Courses commence at 9.30am on Day 1 and at 9.00am time, by road, of 1 hour via M4 Exit 10 on the A329(M) on subsequent days. Most courses are expected to until its termination. There is a Heathrow/Reading finish at 5.00pm. Railair link that connects with InterCity trains. From Gatwick Airport it is an approximate road journey time of 2 hours via the M23/M25 West Viruses (Chertsey/Heathrow). Leave the M25 at exit 12 to For the protection of Oracle’s equipment and yours, connect with the M3 southbound then Exit 2/A322 we regret that no external diskettes or portable PCs Bracknell, then into A329(M) until its termination. Then may be connected to our network. If you are in any follow directions “By Car” At the roundabout,… doubt please ask a member of staff. By Taxi Travel If you require a taxi from Thames Valley Park, please By Car ask at the main reception where this can be arranged. From the M3 All transactions must be settled by the delegate and are not the responsibility of Oracle University. Exit at Junction 3, follow the signs for Bracknell along the A322. Keep in the left hand lane (as the right hand lane filters off to Ascot/Windsor). Keep going straight Refreshments on. At the third roundabout (Shell Garage on the left), At Thames Valley Park a lunch will be provided in take the second exit onto A329. At the traffic lights, the Self Service Restaurant on the ground floor and a go straight onto the A329(M) North towards Reading lunch ticket will be issued for each delegate to use at and continue to the very end of the motorway. the Restaurant till, in lieu of payment. Special dietary At the roundabout, turn right into Thames Valley Park. requirements can be catered for – these MUST be At the next roundabout, take a right, then right again. detailed in the ‘Delegate Requirements’ field on your Oracle Education is situated on the left hand side, ‘Joining instructions Confirmation’ letter. Hot and cold building 540. refreshments are readily available. From the M4 Education Please note there is a new shopping centre in the Messages/Telephones Telephone & centre of Reading called ‘The Oracle’. Please do not follow signs for ‘The Oracle’ as this will take you 0118 924 6500 Fax Numbers to the shopping centre. If you need to be contacted whilst on a course, Exit at Junction 10, follow the A329(M) North (changes a message can be left at the above number. Telephone messages will be delivered to the classroom. Delegate Messages to the A3290 at Winnersh triangle) towards Reading Tel: 0118 924 6500 until its termination. At the roundabout, turn right Telephones are located on each training floor. into Thames Valley Park. At the next roundabout, Dial 9 for local and national calls. (International lines Course Reservations take a right and then right again. Oracle Education are available, however these must go through the Tel: 0845 777 7711 is situated on the left hand side, building 540. switchboard by dialling 0 and must be business only.) Course Reservations Fax: 0845 758 1659 Thames Valley Park Bus Service Local Facilities International Tel To assist you in reaching Thames Valley Park there Most of the facilities that you may wish is a free service in the morning and evening to pick to use are found in Reading town centre. +44 (0)118 924 6600 All main banks and building societies are up and drop off delegates. The service will run at International Fax approximately the following times: represented, as are many of the high street shops and chemists, etc. To assist you, there +44 (0)118 924 6533 Morning Afternoon is a free lunch time bus service, which will Main Switchboard Mon-Fri 07.15 – 09.15 16.40 – 19.05 depart every 10 minutes from Thames Valley (24 hrs) 0118 924 6500 The bus service will run every 10 minutes, traffic Park and return from the Market Place bus permitting, from and to Reading Bus Station. The bus stop near the post office. stop is outside the Thames Tower Building, near the www.oracle.com/uk/education railway station. Bus Stop SY. See map overleaf. Accommodation If you would like to book any accommodation for the duration of your course please contact Expotel on the following numbers: Tel: +44 (0) 207 625 2000 Fax: +44 (0) 207-3722068 Email: [email protected].
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