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A2 map 2014_Layout 1 30/06/2014 15:08 Page 1 k u . c a . n a l c u . w w w 1 0 2 1 0 2 2 7 7 1 0 : l e T E H 2 1 R P , n o t s e r P , e r i h s a c n a L l a r t n e C f o y t i s r e v i n U ATM Bus routes Bus stops Walking Fit more walking into your daily life and reap the health benefits. 123 Bus number Walking routes and maps at www.uclan.ac.uk/sustainabletravel s p a m & e d i u G eat@UCLan Cycle compounds/lockers* Cycling Cycling is a great way of commuting as it is often quicker than other modes and a cheap and y t i C n o t s e r p Cycle racks healthy option. Preston and South Ribble benefit from over 50 km of traffic-free cycle paths PR1 2HE and a campus 20mph zone means that is has become safer to cycle on the roads too. Disabled parking The University's Bicycle User Group (BUG) has lots of information on cycling including shower & s u p m a C 4 Electric vehicle charging points and locker locations, information on free cycle training and guidance on bike security and safety. 4A For more information on UCLan cycle facilities visit www.uclan.ac.uk/sustainabletravel 40 23 41 Entrance to buildings 44 Mailroom Rail The University is conveniently situated within walking distance of Preston railway station making UCLan Sports Arena Ri Main reception the train an excellent mode for getting to UCLan. Preston also benefits from direct rail links - by bus north and south to London/Birmingham and Glasgow/Edinburgh and to Manchester Airport. MC Medical Centre A 16-25 Railcard is available if you are aged 16 to 25 years old. Mature students in full time Dw Er P&R Park and Ride study can also apply. Railcards cost from £30 per year. For more information and a route planner go to www.nationalrail.co.uk Preferred walking routes iQ 1 24 Dr On foot from the Railway Station ( /2 mile) Public car parks Take exit from station over overhead walkway, turn left to traffic lights. Cross road at lights, UCLan Sports Arena & turn right and almost immediately left down Corporation Street to the Ringway. Cross Ringway, Westleigh - by car (2 miles) DC Security Control Centre turn right, then take first left down Corporation Street. Follow signs to University. Wr The ‘i’ n P DC Dental Clinic Bus Commuting by bus helps reduce your carbon footprint. Save money by purchasing discounted tickets available from: Stagecoach www.buymyunirider.com *see www.uclan.ac.uk/bug for access details Preston Bus www.prestonbus.co.uk Fishwicks www.fishwicks.co.uk Lancashire United www.lancashireunited.co.uk Bus routes and timetables are available at www.traveline.info Coach National Express Coaches operate from Preston Bus Station to destinations across the UK. 1 A Young Persons Coach card costs £10 per year and gives /3 discount on standared fares. Go to www.nationalexpress.com Low cost intercity bus travel is also available from Megabus see www.megabus.com Sport & Leisure Centres MC Rr 25 On foot from the Bus Station ( 1/2 mile) UCLan Sports Arena 01772 761000 Lw Sir Tom Finney Sports Centre 01772 895400 Take subway at south end of bus station to Guildhall Arcade. Walk straight through Arcade West View Climbing & Leisure Centre 01772 796788 and across Lancaster Road until you arrive at the Cenotaph. Turn right down hill on Friargate. Walk through pedestrianised area down to traffic lights at Ringway. Cross Ringway and Fulwood Leisure Centre 01772 716085 continue up Friargate. Follow signs to University. Penwortham Leisure Centre 01772 747272 SB PSC Park and Ride Help reduce congestion by using one of Preston's two park and ride facilities; Preston PortWay Entertainment Bw which is close to Preston Docks and Walton-le-Dale at the Capitol Centre. Parking is free, TF Subway Mitchell & Kenyon Cinema www.uclansu.co.uk S m you only pay for the bus. For further details see www.prestonbus.co.uk Odeon Cinema www.odeon.co.uk B Vue Cinema www.myvue.com Guild Hall & Charter Theatre www.prestonguildhall.com Car Sharing Lakeside Superbowl www.1stbowl.com/preston If you need to travel by car you can reduce your travel costs, alleviate congestion R P& le and parking problems, reduce your carbon footprint and meet new people by Da -le- on car sharing. Register your journey at www.sharedwheels.co.uk alt o W T UCLan Staff and Students can search for a match in the staff and student private Useful numbers P STO P&R te) car sharing groups. Look out for the UCLan logo on the ‘private car sharing & Igni UCLan Security 01772 892068 (Lava 88C groups’ tab www.sharedwheels.co.uk Police - emergencies 999 88A > OP inckley R ST e) W P& Centr P re ergate STO qua Police - non-emergencies 101 Westleigh - by bus (Fish P&R S clays) 88C < 88C (Bar UCLan Health Centre 01772 892598 To Portway & P&R Car Parking UCLan Switchboard 01772 201201 Hartington Road University car parks require a University permit. Students will need to meet qualifying criteria to be eligible for a permit (e.g. if you have a disability, or your commuting time is greater than 60 minutes by public transport). BLUE ZONE - Harris Site GREEN ZONE - Media Factory Site ORANGE ZONE - Adelphi Site PURPLE ZONE - Harrington Site CB Chandler Building CM Computing and Technology Building AB Adelphi Building AL Allen Building Official visitors can request a pre-booked space on Foster car park which needs to be arranged Planning your journey DB Darwin Building HR Hanover Building AC St. Peters Arts Centre BB Brook Building in advance (48 hours) by the member of staff they are visiting. Visitor spaces are limited and Through implementation of its Travel Plan, the University supports EB Edward Building KM Kirkham Building FY Fylde Building GR Greenbank Building space is allocated on a priority basis. FB Foster Building ME Media Factory LIB Library & Learning and Information Services (LIS) HA Harrington Building ‘Sustainable and Active Travel’ . Reduce time, money and your carbon JBF JB Firth Building MO Moss Building MF Multi-Faith Centre SZ Sizer House Applicants attending a School Open Day (week-day events) or Interview Day should refer Pn Pendle Hall footprint by planning your journey at: HB Harris Building PH University Police House VE Vernon Building to paper work provided by the School. LE Leighton Building Rr Roeburn Hall SU/53° Students’ Union/53 Degrees Er Eden Hall 5 Computing & Technology Car Park LH Livesey House VB Victoria Building iQ iQ Preston A limited number of short stay (maximum 3 hours) Pay and Display facilities are available Transport Direct - www.transportdirect.info MB Maudland Building 11 Hanover Car Park Dw Derwent Hall Ri Ribble Hall Plan your journey by car or by public transport using this on-line route planner. MC Medical Centre 15 Moss Car Park Dr Douglas Hall Wr Whitendale Hall on Harrington car park (£1/hour). PSC Pre-School Centre 16 Roeburn I Car Park (Pedder Street) 1 53° / Adelphi Car Park 3 Ribble Car Park Compare carbon emissions by mode. Includes live travel updates. SB Stewart Building 17 Roeburn II Car Park (Pedder Street) 7 Douglas Car Park 4 Brook Car Park For more information on University permits and visitor parking contact Car Parking Services STF Sir Tom Finney Sports Centre 9 Fylde Car Park 10 Greenbank Car Parks by email: [email protected] by telephone: 01772 892066 Traveline - www.traveline.info WB Wharf Building 19 Victoria Car Park 12 Harrington Car Park Useful door-to-door journey planner if travelling by public transport Bm Boatmans Court 24 Victoria II Car Park 18 Vernon Car Park (Berkeley Street) Bw Bowran House 20 Whitendale Car Park Lw Lawson Hall 22 Ashmoor Street Car Park (temporary) Or email [email protected] for a personalised travel plan. 6 Darwin Car Parks 23 Vernon Car Park (Moorbrook Street) 8 Foster Car Park (reserved spaces for visitors) JCTaylor.co.uk 13 Leighton Car Parks www.uclan.ac.uk/sustainabletravel 14 Livesey Car Park 21 Harris Car Park email: [email protected] @uclangreenteam 25 Fylde II Car Park 1 N Sch 24 H E 6 C N B W A Y L Y A 23 23^ 88A 88C SherwoodSherwoodd PrimP SchSScch E A L W L K T W R N E A SO R B EN 1 L B CT A M6 JCT 32 OM J 2 N T 55 T 3 E 23 88A M C 4 19 88C J 6 C 4 4A 23 88A 88C M O N 19 NogNog TowToTow W A AsdaA Y StSt Clare’sClare’s MMason’s Wood D R CatholicCatholic Prim I The Royal Preston V 23 23^ E SchScSch E 88A 88C Hospitalp (A&E)A&EE) D A O S O T E W S N W A 8080 A R Sherwoodwood A L N 19 E Y L H D L S Y U L IngolIngol B A K S TANTERTON H H N ALL C E RD GolfGolf Course A 23 88A 88C A R L O B E G W R E A GolfGolf Course E PrestonPreston Golf Courseurse T Playing 1 L N 4 A KER L 2 L G AN A Field 6 E N E B L A HealthHealth KitchenKitchen N G GreenGreen E CentreCentre FulwoodFulwood High Sch and Y 40 41 X8 X9 A A ArtArt College R BridgeBridge W B S N 5 T 4 A T T O Pool House T A A 1 A S 33 35 36 FuFulwoodood Leisuree e N 1 N MillerMiller N 88A 88C N CommuntiyC Collegeollegge G T E T E E Centre Green B R R R R D T 33 35 T M O O O N 36 80 N T E M E H H ILLER H Longsands Communitymm N L N A A A A Cottamm NE A 4 4A 19 L L C AA E 6 N Prim SchSch L L O A N L S L R R R AND W L D D D D InIIngolngolngol A NGS Y L CorpusCorpusus Christi LO DR U TThThe IV 4A B Queen’sQueen’Queen’s Drive E K CatholicCatholicic Sports C PrimPrim SchSch Millennium LA CollegeColleColleegeege B S Hall H E A Y R A S LAN W E 88A 88C O OYL NS PrestonPreston E H W FulwoodF TO G R A HarrisHarris Centre College EA E CCottaottam R L ST D E 88A 88C K E W N E E A HalHalll E 23 88A 88C Y A N N R N L ArchbishopArchbishop TempleTempleemple Church L L L A A A ofof England High Sch and A BrookfieldBBrookrookfieldrookkfielkfielie d N N N N H E SharoeSharoe Greeneen E E A TechnologyTechnologyechnology
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