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P H O E N I X H O U By Rail • From Winsford Town Centre Winsford Station is on the main west coast line from Exit the centre onto The Drumber opposite VRBC’s Visiting the Public Rights of Way London to Glasgow. Phoenix House is 2.5km from offices at Wyvern Ho. & turn L to mini-roundabout. Office at . the station by road. A ½ -hourly bus service (37) Continue across into Clough Rd & Phoenix Ho. connects the station with Winsford town centre. If walking from the station, see ‘On foot’ below. Beware constant vehicle movements at the gated entrance to the grounds. All visitors should P h o e n i x By Bus announce their arrival using the phone to the right in Several services run through or terminate at the foyer at the main entrance to Phoenix House . H o u s e Winsford inc. X20 & 230 (Chester-Middlewich), the 37 (Crewe to Winsford via Middlewich) & the 31 By Car (Crewe to Northwich). You are advised to check Car parking at the front of Phoenix Ho., including Public Rights of Way services, times before making your journey. disabled visitor spaces. Clough Road, Winsford • From Chester and the West Cheshire CW7 4BD By Cycle Follow signs for Winsford town centre along A54 Cycle parking available at the front of Phoenix Ho. dual carriageway, across the Over roundabout & on • From Chester & the West via Whitegate Way to 2nd traffic light-controlled junction. Position Phone 01606 271801 Follow Whitegate Way east to crossing of Grange yourself in filter lane to turn R into Dingle Lane Fax 01606 271818 Lane & turn R. Turn L at end (still Grange Lane) & (signed ‘shopping centre car park’). Follow Dingle E-mail [email protected] Lane to roundabout & turn L into Clough Rd, then continue to traffic lights at A54 dual carriageway. Cross into Dene Drive then L at next set of lights, through the gates into the grounds of Phoenix Ho. down The Drumber. Continue to 2nd roundabout & • From Middlewich, M6 (junc 18) & the East Getting to Phoenix House straight across into Clough Rd & Phoenix Ho. From Middlewich, follow signs for town centre along We welcome visitors to the Public Rights of • From Middlewich & the East via NCN5 A54 past Winsford rly station down to gyratory nd Way Office at Phoenix House. Travel by Approaching Winsford, follow signed route of NCN crossing of River Weaver. Take 2 exit up A54/ sustainable means is encouraged. If you High Street (dual carriageway) to 1st set of traffic 5 down Rilshaw Lane till just before bridge over A54 must travel by car, please think about car /Winsford Bypass, take a cycle track off down to L. lights. Turn L into Dingle Lane & L again at round- Continue to gyratory system & take 1st exit up about into Clough Rd leading to Phoenix Ho. sharing. Weaver St. to top & turn R down Dingle Lane to • From Northwich & the North r/about then R into Clough Rd & Phoenix Ho. Follow the A533 south from the A556/Northwich Public transport • From Northwich & the North via NCN5 bypass. Turn right along the A5018 following signs Use the Cheshire Journey Planner at Take Weaver Cycleway (NCN 5) S from Northwich for Winsford town centre. At the gyratory system to A54 gyratory over R Weaver. Take Weaver St. over the River Weaver, take the third exit onto www.cheshire.gov.uk/triplanner or ring exit, cycle to top & turn R down Dingle Lane to A54/High Street (dual carriageway) to the first set of Traveline on 0870 608 2 608 for public r/about then R into Clough Rd & Phoenix Ho. traffic lights. Turn left into Dingle Lane and left transport information in & around Cheshire. again at roundabout into Clough Rd & Phoenix Ho. On Foot • From Crewe/Nantwich & the South Large print & other versions of this Follow the B5074/Swanlow Lane to 1st set of traffic • From Winsford Railway Station lights. Turn R, then 2nd L into Dene Drive. Follow leaflet are also available if required Follow Station Rd W to the A54 gyratory system Dene Dr. to traffic lights & turn R down The over the Weaver then take the footway beside the Drumber. Drive past roundabout entrance to VRBC 2nd exit from the roundabout (A54 High Street). A offices & continue straight across next roundabout path leads up through Town Park to a mini- into Clough Rd which leads directly to Phoenix Ho. roundabout on Dingle Lane. Turn L down Clough Road to enter the grounds of Phoenix House. Phoenix House location information. Version February 2011 .
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