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Bradford College, Great Horton Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1AY How to Find Us Bradford is centrally located in the UK and has easy access to road, rail, air and sea routes. London is only 3 hours away by train. Leeds Bradford International Airport is only 20 minutes from the College and the network of motorways run right into the city via M62/M606 By Train By Road Bradford has two main railway stations: Bradford Interchange Bradford Forster Square Both stations are located in the city centre and the College is only a short distance from either. Most mainline operators run services to Bradford Interchange and there are some direct services from London to Bradford Forster Square. By Bus/Coach The bus/coach station is located in Bradford Interchange and serves all major towns and cities in the UK. By Air The two main airports used most frequently by visitors to Bradford College are: Leeds Bradford International Airport Situated about eight miles to the north of the city, with taxis available 24 hours and bus services to Bradford city centre. The Campus Manchester International Airport Located approximately 40 miles from Bradford, Manchester International Airport is served by most worldwide destinations. Both taxi and bus services operate from the airport to Bradford city centre. For More Travel Information and Advice: P Train National Rail Enquiries Tel: 08457 484950 P Bus/Coach P P National Express Tel: 08705 808080 Local Buses and Trains Metroline Tel: 0113 245 7676 Key to Campus Map 1) Appleton Science Building 7) Old Building 11) Trinity Green 2) Lister Building 8) Grove Library 12) McMillan Building 3) Junction Mills 9) Westbrook Building 13) The Bradford Gallery 4) Victoria Building 10) Arkwright Hall 14) Doris Birdsall Hall 5) Garden Mills (Student Accommodation) 15) Bolton Royd 6) Randall Well.

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