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How to Get to Goldsmiths How to get to Goldsmiths www.gold.ac.uk/find-us Goodwood Road Clifton Rise Clifton Pagnell Street Pagnell Amersham Vale Amersham 19 19 New New 20 Cross Cross w Cross Road Gate A2 Ne 18 17 A To Deptford and Greenwich 2 To City and West End 0 21 11 Grove Laurie 10 9 12 16 30 St James 32 9 31 Parkfield Road 13 29 9 14 41 28 ENTRANCE Dixon Road 22 d a 15 25 o R 33 m 39 a 27 h s 40 23 r 34 A 2 e 8 24 0 m L A e 8 35 w 36 is h a 26 m W 7 37 College Green a y 38 6 d a 5 o 1 To Lewisham and Bromley R d ’s a t t o a R 4 2 s n e o lo D e t rd 3 S a Due to works Railway station h S taking place on the One-way street Richard Hoggart Building, parking is Overground station currently restricted; Bus stop see page 2 for details Cycle rack Index 30-40 Lewisham Way 23 Counselling Service 07 Music Practice Rooms 26 41-47 Lewisham Way (including International Dean House 20 New Academic Building 02 Partnerships & Developments) 22 Deptford Town Hall Building 17 Nursery 39 286/288 New Cross Road 1 8 Education Building 29 Print Services 24 Barriedale Building B (Studio B) 03 Enterprise Office14 Richard Hoggart Building 25 Barriedale Building E (Hut E) 05 George Wood Theatre 33 Rutherford Building (Library & IT Services) 31 Batavia Mews 19 Graduate School 35 Santander Bank 27 Ben Pimlott Building 13 Ian Gulland Lecture Theatre 34 St James Annexe 11 The Bungalow 36 Laurie Grove Baths Building 16 St James Centre 40 Careers Service 15 Lockwood Annexe (Hut F) 06 St James Hall 07 Central Stores 12 Lockwood Building 37 St James Hall (Media & Communications) 08 Chaplaincy Centre 30 Loring Hall 09 Students’ Union 28 Chesterman House 21 Loring Hall Management Centre Surrey House & Surrey Annexe 01 Club Pulse (Fitness Centre & Gym) 38 (Accommodation Office)10 Warmington Tower 32 Confucius Institute for Dance & Performance 41 Media Research Building 04 Whitehead Building 35 Goldsmiths,UniversityofLondon,isin FromNewCrossStation Visitorswithmobilitydifficulties NewCross,SouthEastLondon,inzone2 Turn right out of the station and right If you are travelling by car, please (publictransportsystem)fiveminutes’ at the top into New Cross Road. contact the person you are visiting walkfromNewCrossorNewCrossGate at least 48 hours in advance, so that Stations.ThepostcodeforGoldsmithsis FortheRichardHoggart they can make arrangements with SE146NW. andRutherfordBuilding College Services to accommodate you, as appropriate. Bytrain — Cross New Cross Road at the pedestrian FromCentralLondon traffic lights into Amersham Road, Please be aware that there is very limited Trains run from Charing Cross, Waterloo keeping to the right hand pavement car parking on the Goldsmiths campus. East, Cannon Street and London Bridge. There are a number of disabled bays for Journey time is roughly 10-15 minutes. — Follow the road round to the right into Blue Badge holders reserved for current If a direct train isn’t listed, or you are Parkfield Road. staff and students with mobility needs. travelling from Blackfriars Station, catch the first available train and change at — Cross at the pedestrian lights and Bycar London Bridge for either New Cross Richard Hoggart Building is ahead of Pleasenote:duetorefurbishmentworks or New Cross Gate. you. Rutherford Building is to your right. takingplaceontheRichardHoggart Building,allparkingattheforecourtis FromSouthEastLondonandKent ForDeptfordTownHallBuilding currentlysuspended.Parkingisalso Direct services run to New Cross Station andBenPimlottBuilding suspendedalongDixonRoadtoallowfor from Orpington, Sidcup, Hayes, Dartford deliveries,access,andshort-termparking and Sevenoaks. Change at Lewisham — Walk along New Cross Road, formaintenancecontractors.Weadvise from other lines. past the first set of pedestrian lights youtoinvestigatealternativemethodsof transportasparkingoncampuswillbe FromSouthLondon,SurreyandSussex —Cross over Pagnell Street extremelylimitedwhiletherefurbishment Direct services from Caterham, Crystal takesplace. Palace, Epsom and Tattenham Corner. — Continue walking and then cross Change at East or West Croydon or by the next set of pedestrian lights FromCentralLondon Norwood Junction from other lines. — Turn right and walk along New Cross — Take the A2 towards Dover via the ByOvergroundtrain Road, cross Laurie Grove (on the left) Old Kent Road New Cross and New Cross Gate are both on the London Overground network. The — Deptford Town Hall Building is ahead — At the end of Old Kent Road (on the Overground network has interchanges on your left. New Cross Gate one-way system) turn to the Underground at Canada Water, into New Cross Road Whitechapel, Highbury and Islington, — The Ben Pimlott Building is in St James, and Clapham High Street. which is the next road on the left. — Keep in the right hand lane and shortly after Sainsbury’s take the A20 fork to Bybus FromNewCrossGate Lewisham Bus routes 21, 36, 53, 136, 171, 172, 177, 225, Turn left out of the station and cross the 321, 343, 436, 453. road at the pedestrian lights. — Turn right at the traffic lights into Lewisham Way – Goldsmiths is on Buses run every 15 minutes throughout ForDeptfordTownHallBuilding the left. the day from Paddington, Charing Cross, andBenPimlottBuilding Victoria, Waterloo or London Bridge FromKent,Surrey,Sussex,ornorth stations to New Cross Gate, New Cross — Deptford Town Hall Building is ifusingBlackwallTunnelorDartford and Lewisham. to your left. RiverCrossing(southbound) Journey time is about 45 minutes from — For the Ben Pimlott Building, — Follow the A2 or A20 towards London Central London. turn right and take the first left into (using M25 or South Circular road to St James. You will see the entrance join the nearest of these) ByDocklandsLightRailway(DLR) through on the left hand side, just You can travel to Deptford Bridge Station before the nursery school. — On the A20, after passing through – 10 minutes’ walk from Goldsmiths – or Lewisham, the Richard Hoggart Building Lewisham Station – about 10 minutes by FortheRichardHoggartBuilding is clearly visible on the left after about bus. For people with mobility difficulties, andRutherfordBuilding one mile there is a lift at Deptford Bridge DLR and step-free access from Lewisham DLR. — Once you have crossed the road, turn — On the A2, follow the left turn after left and walk along New Cross Road, New Cross Station into Amersham Bybicycle past Laurie Grove on to Lewisham Way Road, turn right at the traffic lights There are dedicated cycle racks into Lewisham Way – Goldsmiths is around the College. Please ask at — Walk past the glass-fronted Rutherford on the left downhill. Reception in the Richard Hoggart Building, and cross over Dixon Road Building for the locations. (on the right) — The Richard Hoggart Building is on the right immediately after this. Goldsmiths,UniversityofLondon New Cross, London SE14 6NW Tel +44 (0)20 7919 7171 www.gold.ac.uk Byair Usefullinks We recommend that you use public For bus, tube or DLR information, transport if possible. Taxis from Heathrow use http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk. or Gatwick will cost in the region of For Goldsmiths, select station or £60-£90. Do not travel with anyone stop and then enter New Cross offering a ‘taxi’ service inside the or New Cross Gate. airports as they are likely to be illegal, unlicensed drivers. For rail network trains to New Cross or New Cross Gate, FromHeathrowAirport(LHR) use www.nationalrail.co.uk or Take the Piccadilly Underground Line call 08457 48 49 50. eastbound and change at Green Park onto the Jubilee Line. Change at Southwark and catch a train at Waterloo East to New Cross or New Cross Gate. or Catch the Heathrow Express train to Paddington Station. Here you can either catch a 436 bus to New Cross Gate [this will take longer than the Underground, but if you are carrying luggage, you avoid having to navigate station interchanges] or take the Bakerloo underground line to Charing Cross and catch a train to New Cross or New Cross Gate. FromStanstedAirport(STN) Catch the train to Liverpool Street, then travel by Hammersmith and City Underground Line to Whitechapel. Change onto the Circle or District Underground Line to Cannon Street where you can take a train to New Cross or New Cross Gate [Monday to Saturday only]. Alternatively, you can take the bus from Liverpool Street to London Bridge where you can catch a train to New Cross or New Cross Gate. FromCityAirport(LCY) Take the DLR train westbound to Lewisham or Deptford Bridge (see earlier paragraph marked DLR). The airport is five miles from Goldsmiths. FromLutonAirport(LTN) Shuttle buses connect the airport to Luton Station. Catch the Thameslink to London Bridge, then travel to New Cross or New Cross Gate Stations by main line train. FromGatwickAirport(LGW) Catch a London-bound train from the airport station to East Croydon Station. Change there and catch the train to New Cross Gate. The journey time is about one hour. Goldsmiths,UniversityofLondon New Cross, London SE14 6NW Tel +44 (0)20 7919 7171 www.gold.ac.uk.
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