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Explore by Bike How to Get Here Eddington Is a 15 Minute Cycle from the Centre of Cambridge and Has Plenty of Cycle Parking Travelling to Eddington Explore By Bike How to get here Eddington is a 15 minute cycle from the centre of Cambridge and has plenty of cycle parking. Eddington is located between Madingley Road, Huntingdon Road The Ridgeway is a cycle and pedestrian path running through Eddington connecting to and the M11 and is just 2 miles from central Cambridge. Storey’s Way and Huntingdon Road and is supported by an extensive network of cycle and pedestrian routes. The signed cycle networks on and off-road are shown in the map below. As Eddington is new, the best map to use for planning journeys You can plan your cycle route on Cycle Streets, choosing the quietest or quickest route to is Open Street Map: www.openstreetmap.org. suit you, enter CB3 1SE as your destination: www.cyclestreets.net. By Car By Public Transport From the North/West: right onto Huntingdon Road, after around The A1 and M1 link to the A14 dual carriageway. 1 mile turn left onto Eddington Avenue. From Central Cambridge: From Cambridge Rail Station: Exit off the A14 at junction 31 onto the A1307 Parking: Drummer Street is the main bus station in The Universal bus links Cambridge Rail Station (Huntingdon Road). Once you’ve passed the the city centre (approximately a 25 minute (stop 8) to Eddington where it stops opposite BP garage, continue around 150 metres and We encourage visitors to avoid travelling by walk from Cambridge Rail Station). Sainsbury’s. Tickets cost £2.20 per journey turn right onto Eddington Avenue. car to Eddington where possible as there is or £3 for a Day Rover (£1 per journey if you limited parking on site. Parking charges apply From here, you can take the Citi 5 or 6 buses have a University card). You can pay by cash, From the South/London: 8am-6pm Monday to Friday (including public to Huntingdon Road (alight at Thornton Road) card or via the ‘Whippet m-ticket’ app. Leave the M11 at Junction 13, using the holidays) and 10am-5pm Saturday to Sunday or the X3 or Citi 4 buses to Madingley Road The full timetable can be found here: right-hand lane taking you East on Madingley (including public holidays). Drivers can pay (alight at the British Antarctic Survey). www.go-whippet.co.uk Road towards the city centre. Continue using cashless on-street machines or via the You can also take the Madingley Road Park straight past Madingley Road Park and Ride Redde app (reddesteadygo.com). The majority and Ride bus from the city centre (there is From Cambridge North Rail Station: and take the next left onto Eddington Avenue. of spaces have a maximum stay of 2 hours and no return within 1 hour. Blue Badge a stop outside the Grand Arcade shopping If you are coming to Eddington from Cambridge From the East: centre) to the Madingley Road Park and North, take the Citi 2 bus to the city centre holders can park for free without using the Ride site, a 5 minute walk from Eddington. and change at Drummer Street bus station. Approach Cambridge on the A14 taking the machines or Redde app in marked disabled See information above for bus services from B1049 (Histon Road) exit to Cambridge at bays only and when displaying a parking Drummer Street. junction 32. At the end of Histon Road turn clock. Maximum stay limits apply. Cycle network on road Cycle network on road Shared pedestrian and cycle network separateShared pedestrian from trac and cycle network separate from trac Train Line Train Line Universal Bus Route Universal Bus Route Madingley P&R Bus Route Madingley P&R Bus Route Citi 4 Bus Route to Cambourne Citi 4 Bus Route to Cambourne Citi 5 Bus Route to Bar Hill or Swavesey Citi 5 Bus Route to Bar Hill or Swavesey Citi 6 Bus Route to Oakington Citi 6 Bus Route to Oakington X3 Bus Route to Huntingdon X3 Bus Route to Huntingdon Bus Stop Bus Stop Park and Ride Park and Ride Hospital Hospital Cambridge Railway Station Train Station Car Club Car Club 1 Girton College 1 Girton College 2 Gravel Hill Farm 2 Gravel Hill Farm 3 Madingley Rise 3 Madingley Rise 4 West Cambridge 4 West Cambridge 5 Centre for Mathematical Sciences 5 Centre for Mathematical Sciences 6 New Museum Site 6 New Museum Site 7 Sidgwick 7 Sidgwick 8 Silver Street / Mill Lane 8 Silver Street / Mill Lane 9 Downing Site 9 Downing Site 10 Fitzwilliam Museum 10 Fitzwilliam Museum 11 Old Addenbrooke’s 11 Old Addenbrooke’s 12 Cambridge Assesment 12 Cambridge Assesment 13 Cambridge University Press 13 Cambridge University Press 14 Cambridge Biomedical Campus/Addenbrooke's 14 Cambridge Biomedical Campus/Addenbrooke's Eddington is a new community in Cambridge for you to explore. Located just two miles from Travel Map and Cambridge city centre, Eddington is a neighbourhood with award-winning architecture, Self Guided Tour state-of-the-art community facilities and plenty of open spaces for you to enjoy. Eddington also sets new benchmarks in sustainable living: these aspirations combine low-carbon homes and innovative site-wide infrastructure, helping people lead more sustainable lives. What you see today is the first phase of the development. Future phases will include additional homes, as well as academic and research facilities. Eddington Portal Estate Management Office 25 Eddington Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 1SE eddington-cambridge.co.uk If you have any questions about travelling to Eddington, please get in touch with the transport team at [email protected] @ Eddi ngton _Cam b All information in this leaflet is correct at time of printing. @ Eddi ngton _Cam b February 2021 Eddington cycling and walking network Use the map to plan your cycling and walking routes to Girton, West Cambridge, the city and beyond. The Ridgeway provides a direct route across Eddington, connecting to a network of pedestrian and cycle paths to Huntingdon Road, Storey’s Way and Madingley Road. Join the Car Club! Car club vehicles are parked on the Eddington site, giving you access to a car when you need it - perfectly maintained without the hassle or expense of ownership. University Key Worker housing tenants receive free two hours of drive time with the code ‘EDDINGTON’. You can see where the car club vehicles are parked on the map below. Find out more by visiting the Ubeeqo website: ubeeqo.com/en-gb 6 3 6 9 5 4 2 8 1 4 6 7 4 4 Road Name Services and Facilities Public Space Shared Pedestrian and Cycle Network Separate from trac Signed cycle network on road Outdoor Cycle Parking Bus Route Children’s Play Area 1500 affordable 100,000 A new 1500 2000 homes for sq m community of Direction to Surrounding Areas homes student University and academic and 8500 people for sale rooms College research will live here Bus Stop staff space Disabled Parking The lakes Over 2400 The can hold up 450 trees have development Park and Ride to 6,000,000 bin chutes been planted is the size of litres of water across the between 240 football Car Club combined site 2013-2017 pitches 1 Market Square 5 Swirles Court The central heart of Eddington is the Market Square which plays an important role in Cambridge is a collegiate University which offers its students an unrivalled all-round supporting everyday life for residents and neighbours. As well as Sainsbury’s there will residential educational experience within beautifully designed and managed living and be local shops and retailers. The square features paving stones quarried from Caithness, learning spaces. Swirles Court is a purpose-designed, environmentally sustainable, Scotland, specially designed lighting that animates the space at evenings, and mature trees. post-graduate complex forming part of Girton College. It is a fitting addition to Landscape Architect: Townshend Architects: Stanton Williams for the northern and Eddington’s mixed academic and urban community. western buildings, and Wilkinson Eyre for the southern buildings Architect: R H Partnership 2 Storey’s Field Centre 6 Ridgeway The community centre provides a natural meeting point for residents and the wider community Our own cycle super highway, the Ridgeway is the 900m dedicated cycle and pedestrian and includes three multi-purpose rooms of varying size. The main performance hall has route which provides a direct route across the site, connecting also to the network of a sprung dance floor and acoustics to suit a range of events from cinema screenings, foot and cycle paths around Eddington. The name of the Ridgeway is a reference to the chamber music concerts and weddings. It has been designed to BREEAM Outstanding level geological features of the site as it follows the natural plateau of the land and the historic and makes use of simple engineering and natural materials to achieve an elegant building. ridge. To the north of the ridge line was traditionally marked by soil which was more The Centre is connected to the Eddington Nursery and together the building was shortlisted clay-like in substance, and to the south, the ground conditions were more gravel-like. for the 2018 RIBA Stirling Prize. In front of the Storey’s Field Centre is a Public Artwork There are also 12,000 cycle spaces planned for the site. called Richard of York Gave Battle in Vain by David Batchelor and is inspired by Sir Isaac Newton’s Colour Circle. Architect: McInnes Usher McKnight Architects (MUMA) Artist: David Batchelor 7 Energy centre The highest point of Eddington is the chimney of the energy centre located in the middle of the development. Within the energy centre is a gas-fired boiler that produces heating 3 University of Cambridge Primary School and hot water, which is provided to every household in Eddington through a district heating network.
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