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Ormskirk From Crosby A5207 Formby A59 R Southport Inset e M58 g A5055 e A565 n San B5422 t d hills Lane J7 R o a d A565 Sandhills M57 d a Aalco Liverpool o A5036 Litherland A59 R Errington St 207 Great Howard Street y b r e Waterloo d D Aintree Liverpool L5 9ZH a Grundy St A5038 Boundary St o ad R Ro Tel: +44 151 207 3551 l h a c i ur Fax: +44 151 207 2657 Wellington c h r C Dock e Maghull m B5421 J1 A5036 m A570 o A5207 M58 Street C Crosby J7 A506 Boundary d A5054 a A565 o A5036 A5090 A506 A5036 R J6 Blackstone Kirkby t Great n Seaforth & A506 Street A5038 J5 A580 e Howard g Seaforth Litherland A567 e Street R A565 A565 A565 A59 A580 M57 A554 A566 B5187 Bootle A5058 A58 Wallasey J2 R A57 i A551 m J1 Huyton r A5098 A5139 o Liverpool J5 s e A553 J2 M62 J6 R J1 o e n Hoylake a a d L Birkenhead e A561 c A562 A5300 i J3 Liverpool A5038 R A5057 A41 A562 Bay A540 A551 M53 Walton A561 John Lennon Q Bootle u A5058 ee A580 From M57 / M58 N ns D A5058 riv At the end of either motorway, join the A59 (Ormskirk Road) e W A567 alt following signs for Liverpool & A59. Everton on Remain on the A59 until the traffic light junction with Boundary A5036 Grey FC Road From Street (A5054). 8 Turn right onto Boundary Street (A5054). 3 M62 Continue straight on at the next two sets of traffic lights. New A50 A59 At the next lights turn right onto the A554, Great Howard A565 Anfield Street. Brighton A580 We are located on the left hand side. A567 See Inset Liverpool From M62 FC Follow the M62 to its terminus at junction 4, turn right onto A554 A5089 the A5058. B5143 Remain on the A5058 for 4 miles, turn left onto the A580 River A5054 Walton Lane. A5050 Mersey G At the junction with the A59 bear left to join. t H Turn right onto Boundary Street (A5054). o w 8 A580 3 a Continue straight on at the next two sets of traffic lights. d r A554 a d At the next lights turn right onto the A554, Great Howard A5036 o A50 Wallasey S R t d Street. r e n e A551 a l We are located on the left hand side. t t Liverpool o A5049 c By Train J1 S Sandhills Station is served by trains from Southport, Formby, reet M53 ay eds St Bootle, Liverpool Central and Hunts Cross. sw Le ing A57 We are a short walk from the station. K For further information on train times and fares please call From National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950. Airport.

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