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SCD Directions HOW TO FIND secure and confidential documents IN SCARBOROUGH From Whitby Burniston A North 1 7 Bay Scalby 1 SCARBOROUGH Falsgrave South Bay A 0 1 17 6 A 5 East Ayton B12 Cayton Bay 61 West Ayton EASTFIELD B126 4 1 Seamer 6 A Snainton 0 A17 Gristhorpe From Pickering A and Thirsk A 6 secure and 1 4 confidential 6 documents 5 Filey A1039 Flixton Staxton Muston Folkton Shell Petrol 9 A1 4 2 6 1 5 East Heslerton B A64 From From FromYo r k Kingston Upon Hull Great Driffield SCD Ventress House Thornburgh Road Eastfield Scarborough YO11 3UY Tel: 01723 212050 Email: info@scd-uk-com www.scd-uk.com secure an d con fidentia l docu men ts A 6 From A171 Middlesbrough, 4 Whitby and Scarborough M U S H A M B A N K R O A D 4 D A 6 O A R R E E M V W E A I S T E WA R S Y D Crossgates D R M A A W Y B N H A From A170 Pickering S S M EASTFIELD W A E and Seamer S P T H W Y ROAD AY R RO A D B I E A M E L S 6 1 L D B 1 2 L I E E F Seamer Y C R A Y TO Station N L R East field L E I M H A L PH O E W S E M School L R O O A D H Indust rial Industrial Estate D Estate A Ventress House O B 1 SALTER ROAD R 2 6 1 H G E R N U A C B L From N A R X Cayton O T O N WAY H T B A R C Mo rrisons D secure an d S S Superstore A PA O con fidentia l Y R B docu men ts D U N S L O W R E M A E S 4 From A64 Leeds/York, 6 and Shell Petrol Station A DIRECTIONS TO SCD IN SCARBOROUGH From A64 Leeds/York From A171 Middlesbrough and Whitby u For SCD, follow the A64 until you see the Shell petrol station on the u Follow A171 towards Scarborough. right-hand side. u Enter Scarborough (Yorkshire Coast College on right-hand side), u Take the first exit at the roundabout towards Scarborough. small sign on left-hand side says ’Scarborough’. u After approximately 2 miles, take the second exit at the u Immediately after Yorkshire Coast College there is a set of traffic miniroundabout. lights – choose the middle lane signposted Thirsk A170. u Turn right at the second roundabout, signposted Industrial Estate, u Go straight through the traffic lights and immediately turn right Eastfield, Cayton. (signposted Thirsk A170 West/East Ayton/Pickering). u Travel past Morrisons Superstore on the left-hand side. u At the roundabout turn right (heading away from Scarborough). u Turn left at traffic lights. u Climb the hill out of Scarborough and at the top of the hill turn left u For SCD turn right into Salter Road and left at ‘T’ junction into into Seamer Moor Lane (signposted Seamer). Thornburgh Road. SCD is in Ventress House on the right. u Turn right at the ‘T’ junction. u Turn left at the next junction. From A170 Pickering u At roundabout continue straight across (signposted Filey). u At traffic lights continue straight across. u Pass through East Ayton. u Pass the Eastfield Pub on the left and just after pedestrian crossing u At the far end of the village take the second exit on the turn right into Thornburgh Road. miniroundabout signposted Filey/Cayton (B1261). u SCD is immediately on your left. u At the next roundabout take the first exit signposted Filey/Cayton. u At the next roundabout continue straight across (signposted Filey). u Pass the Eastfield Pub on the left and just after pedestrian crossing turn right into Thornburgh Road. u SCD is immediately on your left..
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