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Pilgrims Training Academy - Redhill Directions and Accommodation Pilgrims FCO SAFE and SAFE Plus+ Course Pilgrims Training Academy - Redhill Directions and Accommodation Pilgrims brand new Training Academy is based in Meals Salfords, Redhill in Unit 8 on the newly refurbished Pilgrims will provide lunch and refreshments Orchard Business Centre. It is only 5 miles from the throughout the course. Please do indicate to us if you M25 (J8), M23 (J9) and Gatwick Airport, thus enabling have any special dietary requirements. Breakfast and easy access no matter where you are coming from. dinner is inluded in the preferential rate at the Holiday It provides over 45,000 sq. ft. of indoor training Inn on course days. Quote “Pilgrims” when ordering. facilities with a large car park at the rear for over 80 Map of Southern England vehicles. Classrooms are large and modern and well equipped allowing theory and practical training to be taught with ease. The indoor hanger area contains a mock scenario village that allows practical training to take place 365 days of the year no matter what the weather. Map showing Training Academy, Redhill, Surrey Training Course location We are located at: Pilgrims Training Academy Unit 8 Orchard Business Centre Bonehurst Road Redhill Surrey RH1 5EL Holiday Inn, Gatwick Worth Hotel Turners Hill Road, Worth, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 4SS Tel: +44 (0) 1293 884806 The hotel is situated on the outskirts of Crawley with a 10 minute drive from town centre and just a 2 minute drive from junction 10 of the M23. Map showing entrance to Training Academy Accommodation is included in the course price, however you will need to book this via the Safeguard system. Do not book accommodation through the Holiday Inn website. You must check out of your room on the morning of your final day of training. © Pilgrims Group Ltd 2014 Pilgrims Training Academy - Redhill Directions and Accommodation Continued Travel information to Training Academy By rail from London Victoria: Travelling South on the A23 (from Redhill) The most convenient station is Three Bridges. Trains Follow signs to Gatwick from Redhill. Travelling on leave every half an hour and will take 32 minutes. The the dual carriageway through Salfords, head past the Holiday Inn London Gatwick Worth is just 6 minutes Harvester on your right hand side and as you round by taxi. From the station you can take a taxi by calling a slight bend in the road, turn left opposite Harwood Metro cars on 01293 415415 or there is a taxi rank Park (signposted Orchard Business Centre) outside the station. Follow this road running parallel with the main road On Arrival at Holiday Inn, Gatwick Worth until you see Pilgrims Training Academy directly in front of you. Please check into your room and Pilgrims will arrange your pick up from reception at 10.30am on the first Travelling North on the A23 day of the course to take you to the training venue Follow signs to Redhill from Gatwick Airport/M23. for a 11.00am start. Subsequent pickups for the Bypass Horley on the main road and keep heading remainder of your course will occur straight after towards Redhill. As you enter Salfords there is a BMW breakfast at 7.30am for an 8.00am start. garage on your right hand side, and you will also pass the Training Academy behind a line of trees. Keep The distance from the Hotel to the Redhill Training on the main road and turn right opposite Harwood Centre is 5 miles/ 10 to 15 minutes drive. Park (signposted Orchard Business Centre) then come Please remember to check out of your room on the directly back on yourself running parallel with the morning of your last training day. main road until you see Pilgrims Training Academy directly in front of you. Contact Details Please feel free to contact the training team at the By train to the Training Academy following email address at any time prior to the course: The nearest station is Salfords however the nearest main line station is Redhill. [email protected] From the station you can take a taxi by calling Carline Should you run into any problems, please telephone on 01293430430 or Road Runners on 01737 766999. our Redhill Training Centre on: Travel information to Holiday Inn, Gatwick Worth +44 (0) 1737 823823, From London by road: From the M25 take junction 7, signposted M23 or our 24 Hour Operations Centre, based in our Crawley and Brighton. Turn off at junction 10 and Woking HQ, on: take the first exit left for the A264 to East Grinstead. At the next roundabout (Copthorne Hotel) take the +44 (0) 1483 228760 last exit signposted for Three Bridges, Maidenbower, and Crematorium. Proceed down Copthorne Road. From this road, take the first left (signposted Regency We look forward to seeing you on the course. Hotel) called “The Old Hollow”. At the top of “The – STAY SAFE Old Hollow”, turn right on to Turners Hill Road. The Gatwick Worth Hotel is situated 100 yards down on Pilgrims Training Team the right hand side. From Brighton by road: At junction 10 on the M23 turn right on to the A264 for East Grinstead. At the next roundabout (Copthorne Hotel) take the last exit signposted for Three Bridges, Maidenbower, and crematorium. Proceed down Copthorne Road. From this road, take the first left (signposted Regency Hotel) called “The Old Hollow”. At the top of “The Old Hollow”, turn right on to Turners Hill Road. The Gatwick Worth Hotel is situated 100 yards down on the right hand side. © Pilgrims Group Ltd 2014.
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