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Directions to Victoria House, Fulbourn Victoria House The headquarters for NHS East of England is at Victoria House in From the A14 From the M11 From the A11 Fulbourn, a small village to the east of Cambridge. If you are arriving by train 1. Leave the A14 at junction 35, 1. From the M11 north & southbound, exit 1. From the A11 north & southbound, or coach, you will need to take a taxi or signposted for A1303 for Newmarket, at junction 11 and follow the A1309. exit at turn off signed Fulbourn, bus to Fulbourn. Cambridge and Stow Cum Quay. 2. Take the second major turning on your Balsham and Teversham. 2. At the roundabout, follow signs for right into Long Road (A1134) and then 2. Go through Fulbourn village. By Bus Cambridge (A1303). straight on over the next roundabout 3. On exiting Fulbourn, Capital Park Take the City 1 Fulbourn bus from Emanuel 3. At the next roundabout, turn left, and traffic lights. Business Park is situated on the right Street, central Cambridge or from the train following signs for Teversham, 3. Go straight on at the next roundabout. hand side after approximately 1 mile. station. The bus stops in the centre of Cherry Hinton and Fulbourn. 4. Follow Queen Edith’s Way until you see 4. Turn right into the Capital Park Business Capital Business Park then follow the signs 4. Continue to the next roundabout and the sign for Fulbourn and Cambridge Park and follow the signs for NHS East for Victoria House. turn left following signs for Fulbourn, Airport. of England. Trumpington and Addenbrooke’s. 5. Turn right at traffic lights. By Train 5. Go straight on at the next two 6. Head along Fulbourn Road and Cambridge railway station is on the south roundabouts, (over the level crossing straight over the next roundabout side of the city and has regular services and past Tesco on your left). into Cambridge Road. To Huntingdon to London (Kings Cross and Liverpool 6. At the next roundabout, take the first 7. Take the second turning on the left into A14 A1M Street) For information on train times and exit, following signs for Fulbourn. Capital Park and follow the signs for To Newmarket J14 Bury St Edmunds operators call National Rail Enquiries on 7. Take the second turning on the left into NHS East of England. A14 08457 484 950 or visit www.nationalrail. Capital Park and follow the signs for CAMBRIDGE co.uk/enquiries/fs-enquiries.htm. NHS East of England. M11 To Website assistance to find us: When travelling westwards on the A14 Norwich Multimap either follow the A11 southbound to the Google map Fulbourn turn off and follow from A11 J11 A11 Streetmap instructions or continue on the A14 to the Cambridge A1303 turn off. NHS East of England Victoria House, Capital Park, Please note there is no reserved parking available for visitors at Victoria House. M11 Fulbourn, Cambridge CB21 5XB Please follow the signs for ‘Alternative NHS Parking.’ To London Harlow & M25 T: 01223 597 500 www.eoe.nhs.uk Victoria House To A1 & North D A O A14 R H C R D U ROA H RKET C NE WMA H ig h D itc A14 h R o ad To Bury St Edmunds Airport Y A W T R O P R I A CAMBRIDGE 4 3 1 1 A H D I A L L O S R 34 R Y 1 O A 1 A R A D B W C O HERR A M Y 1 HI 3 NTON LONG ROAD 07 Tesco Q RO U Ida Darwin Site EE AD N E Fu T D ITH’S WAY lbo M11 E u rn O E FULB ld North d D R Victoria r OU ift T R RN n To Newmarket S R House D o C t H A n BABRAHAM MB i G RI H I DGE FULBOURN H RD M11 9 A11 0 S BA 3 L H SH 1 ROA AM E A L RD F O D A130 R D R O A 7 D A 1 3 A10 0 1 A11 A11 – M11 Stansted / London M11 London.
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