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How to find us Deane Campus – Directions to the Main Reception and Chancellor’s Mall University of Bolton Deane Road Bolton BL3 5AB Tel: +44 (0) 1204 903903 Fax: +44 (0) 1204 903809 Email: [email protected] Internet: http//www.bolton.ac.uk Directions From the East. (Westbound) From the North.A666 (Southbound) From A58 proceed straight on onto A579. Follow this road, you will pass Lexus garage on your right. At next From A666 Blackburn Road, go straight on at the junction junction fork left still following A579, go straight through crossing the A58. Go straight on at the next junction next 2 sets of lights (second set major junction). As you (McDonalds on left) and get into the right hand lane. proceed up a hill get in 2nd lane from left.This lane will Filter right at the fork (next to Kwik Fit) and turn right turn right at the lights. Immediately you will come to the onto the A673 (ToppWay) at the next major junction. next set of lights (left hand lane) filter left onto A579. Get into the left hand lane and when the road divides Follow this road (past the train station on your right at into three lanes move into the left hand lane again. 1st set of lights, then Morrisons on right and Sainsburys Go straight on at the lights onto Marsden Road, continue on left at 2nd set of lights). Get into the right hand lane straight on at the next lights onto Moor Lane, get into and turn right at the 3rd set of lights (Grosvenor Casino right hand lane and go straight on at the next 2 sets of on your right hand side). At next set of lights turn left lights (past the bus station on left, followed by Grosvenor onto A676 Deane Road then take either the 1st or 2nd Casino on left and fire station on right).Take 1st or 2nd left onto the University of Bolton staff car parks. Proceed left onto the University of Bolton staff car parks. Proceed on foot to Main Reception or Chancellor’s Mall on foot to Main Reception or Chancellor’s Mall (see campus map). (see campus map). How to find us Bolton’s Location From the South. (Northbound and motorways M61 from M60/M62) Rochdale Exit M61 motorway at Junction 5 and take the A58 towards Bolton. Bury A58 M62 BOLTON A58 Proceed straight on at the lights on to A676 (junction with Shell garage A56 A666 A676 on left). Follow this road all the way into Bolton (approx 2 miles). 5 17 M61 Oldham A58 Eventually you will get to the 3rd set of major traffic lights, get into the 3 A62 M60 A56 left hand lane and go straight on.Take the 1st or 2nd right onto the A580 A62 M60 University of Bolton staff car parks. Proceed on foot to Main reception M602 A580 Manchester A635 or Chancellor’s Mall A57 (see campus map). M62 M60 A6 103 10 A5 A34 A57 A56 From the West. (Eastbound) M 6 3 3 Stockport From M61 - follow From the South directions. From Wigan (A58) – A6 follow the A58 and proceed straight on at the M61 junction 5 M56 A 3 9 4 roundabout (under the motorway). Now follow From the South M6 directions. A56.

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