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Welcome to D.R.E.A.M. Here is how to find us. To Bradford or Otley To Leeds Source: Google Maps UK - http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=LS19+7XZ &ie=UTF8&ll=53.862423,- 1.692238&spn=0.011186,0.026178&z=15&iwloc=addr St Johns Church St Johns Church website: http://www.stjohnsyeadon.org/ St Johns Church Hall: http://www.stjohnsyeadon.org/#/hall/4532813882 Car 1. Please follow map and enter Car Park next to Church. Bus 1. Catch the “33” Bus from Leeds Bus Station; from 2. Get off at first bus stop from “JCT600 – Priceright” Leeds petrol station; 3. Cross road via a set of Traffic Lights; 4. Follow arrowed street sign towards “St Johns Church”. Bus 1. Catch the “747” Bus from Bradford City Centre, from Interchange Stand C; Bradford 2. Get off at first bus stop from “JCT600 – Priceright” petrol station; 3. Cross road via a set of Traffic Lights; 4. Follow arrowed street sign towards “St Johns Church”. Train 1. Catch the “Wharfedale line” from either Bradford or from Leeds; Bradford 2. Get off at GUISELEY Train Station; or Leeds 3. Go out from “Platform 1” and do one of the following routes (a or b): a. Go straight ahead towards a steel fence; i. Go towards a very uneven path called “Morton Terrace”; ii. Follow path leading towards main road; iii. Turn Left and find the bus stop for 33 Bus. b. Turn Left towards Barclay Bank and follow road; i. At end of road, turn Right and go through “The Station” Public House car park towards main road; ii. Turn Right and find the bus stop for 33 Bus. 4. Catch 33 Bus; 5. Get off at “Barfield Avenue” which is located just before a set of Traffic Lights; 6. Follow arrowed street sign towards “St Johns Church”. Bus Timetables Recommend 33 or 747 Bus http://www.wymetro.com/BusTravel/bustimetables/001 http://www.wymetro.com/BusTravel/bustimetables/700 Taxi SJK Website: http://www.travel2airport.com/ Freephone: 0800 298 1059 Train Timetables Recommend Wharfedale Train http://www.wymetro.com/TrainTravel/traintimetables/wharfedaleline .htm THIS IS A TRAVEL GUIDE ONLY. PLEASE REFER TO ANY WEST YORKSHIRE TRAVEL CENTRE FOR FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT BUSES OR TRAINS. D.R.E.A.M. in North West Leeds., St. Johns Church Hall, Barcroft Grove, Yeadon. LS19 7XZ Telephone: 07708 245 425 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dreamnwleeds.btck.co.uk .

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