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London WC2R 3HU a 4 0 a R N FARRINGDON A R A 2 Whitestone Chambers E 5 D 0 2 B A 1 L 0 1 Essex Street 5 4 I O 0 A 0 2 T N 1 S 4 E S Temple 2 S O U 0 T R H E 0 T London WC2R 3HU A 4 0 A R H C N H O L O R B O L B R O N H H H I G B CHANCERY 4 T Tel: 020 7760 7611 S 0 S LANE HOLBORN N S H O R T 0 L L E T B O E O A O W K R W V N www.whitestonechambers.com R N A N A I 0 P E A N V 4 E I N A N L A G S O S F A D D T E T D B R T S L U A T E R A I L R C E E H F U T D R W N E E 4 F I N N A G S C T W 2 ' LINCOLN'S R 4 N N A L S H O R W I C H T 0 O 0 L I C INN A S T E S I N N 0 L F H N R G HALL O C E E D E T O R T L Public Transport 0 8 LINCOLN'S INN E 2 N Y D G S A 4 ' S B L A FIELDS A M F B R E L S By Underground - Temple Station or Blackfriars Station K S A W D T I L S S N I E N E Temple Station is approximately a 3 to 4 minute walk. Blackfriars Station is R F T N S N T G N A E I E E B approximately a 10 minutes walk. ' S R R S N E L E R S O L W C Y I N T N E H D I T L E D E A E A O S By Rail - City Thameslink Station or Blackfriars Station E T R L Y E S T S R P M L T C O A Both stations are approximately a 10 minute walk to 1 Essex Street. O G L B A U T R E T U R E A R R CITY T T B 4 G S O S E - P Y N T E E N H R 0 T A E THAMESLINK C O S L T 0 By Air - London City Airport - Approximately a 30 minute drive. For the T L W I L L D T S E T underground take Docklands Light Railway, change at Tower Hill Gateway to S Y A F E L ROYAL COURTS T R T S T R E E Tower Hill. Then take the District or Circle line to Temple Tube Station. D P F L E E R M OF JUSTICE D U N E Heathrow Airport - Approximately 50 minutes drive. By train take the Heathrow R W Y K E B H Express to Paddington Station and change to the District or Circle Line to L C W L O A E I N M T U E E I N M B Temple Tube. By underground at Heathrow take the Piccadilly Line and change at N T T E N EE V F R ' R I S E T T Earl’s Court Station for the District Line or at South Kensington for the District or S R I T R R D E I E D A L E I Circle Line to Temple Tube Station. F G E R R O C E S I R Gatwick Airport - Approximately 1 hour drive. By train take the Gatwick H TEMPLE S C S T Y S B T S S W E E Express to Victoria Station and then change to District or Circle Line to Temple 4 CHURCH D T T 0 T M L T 0 S A E I Tube Station. D 1 S K B.B.C A M D S 4 R S T J Stansted Airport - Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes drive. By train it is C C R I L N T U D O A E O A L E W T O U O W C F X T H R O H T T R approximately 45 minutes to Liverpool Street, then take the Central Line to O C A N E S E E N S R C S I D R I M S T M F T TEMPLE T Chancery Lane and walk to 1 Essex Street. V S D F C A R E R M P E P O T U A E L L E L E L T INNER R R A E E S E L N P R S T T L L I S TA I T L TEMPLE E E T E A St Albans A R A1(M) N E Y V A10 N E T A414 E A41 D E M11 E MIDDLE E S M1 N S N 1 R A T T TEMPLE T R U R T GARDENS E E 21 S KING'S E A C L E P BLACKFRAIARS 20 23 T COLLEGE E 25 L M25 27 L P A413 E M E N T A T E M B A N K M A41 R I A Enfield N C T O A12 SOMERSET V I A110 4 C A41 A1 TEMPLE Watford 5 A A HOUSE A10 A413 G S 4 28 2 0 T T 5 M1 A406 M11 A H.M.S G T E H.M.S W I R T E M25 R Harrow A12 H.M.S E C L A406 A W L 4 B A D President H A127 Chrysanthemum A1 CHARING P I T N 5 F M 2 A105 A I T Romford Wellington P S M40 L 2 P E BLACKFRIARS C E R O T L S A10 0 L CROSS & O S 29 T 4 A A T R D TC Wembley Ilford S BRIDGE L T S V S T A 1 16 E E 1 S EMBANKMENT T L A40 E E 4 E R 0 S A A T Barking 2 N R G T 5 R N A12 M25 A M A D Uxbridge A13 WATERLOO A D I U LONDON A13 S T S S Q 4 0 E S H S A H BRIDGE R 1 O T T Ealing M O 30 I G City 1 W L J A4 Airport 2 L E A2 A205 A S T M4 4 3 1 31 3 V S OXFORD R D D M F O 15 M4 E X S O A U CIRCUS WATERLOO E R T K S E STATION A A4 A205 Dartford 1a E A20 R R S S A30 S G T E Heathrow T H Y T 0 W 4 G A316 1b A A Airport L A2 O A2 P M25 R T E L S A L O E A24 A205 D S T H S RIVER THAMES E D - E N S G A20 4 R C U 2 N Kingston I I T O N R T P R 1 1 H Swanley G O Staines B A23 A A L S T S S R upon A3 D T E N A A308 3 R D N F O T E R T M Bromley 3 O X E N T O T M N T S T G S 13 R A BOND STREET V E M3 Thames A232 0 E O V W E A N R A21 R S E H S 1 STATION S T R Q A H H B U M20 A M3 D M Croydon O O N L A3 U L T T N L T K O S A243 D S K H N S 4 E T X I L N T A23 A O A S S G D 6 G A22 U T T L 10 E D 0 Y D O A 4 A A24 S T M S M25 L R M B 4 T E 9 M26 G I T K L S A217 Y O S S L 2 O E R D W T K B E M 0 A A3 S A K ' S B S T E T V O 1 B M25 R O 4 T S U I B S P 7 6 E 0 T T R S S A R 6 I . 8 O V N A21 E U I S V L W O S D T R L A G M23 N E R Reigate O R W L C O I W C W R Guildford Give Way Mapping 2020 Tel: 0191 482 0696. K E . R A S L B T G U C P Q U A3 R S T O A N S V E N O R W S R R R O O C T T N L L N U O S I U O E O O N R M R T R T E B U N G P P O R S S R K U A T N E T B V P S O S L R O H T R L N E G G A N E N U T O S T D T L U E R Y B S T .
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