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Information Sheet What Do I Do Next? - a Biblically Based Life Coaching Workshop Friday 27 May – Saturday 28 May 2016 Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher Information Sheet What Do I Do Next? - A Biblically Based Life Coaching Workshop Friday 27 May – Saturday 28 May 2016 Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher The Venue Eclipse Triple Suite, Sandown Park Racecourse, Portsmouth Road, Esher KT10 9AJ. Please follow the signage within the building. Travel The racecourse is located in a picturesque parkland setting in the town of Esher, Surrey. It is within the M25 and only 25 minutes by train from London Waterloo or 15 miles from South West London. By Car From London, take the A3 and follow the brown venue signs to Sandown Park London, then exit onto the A307 and follow the brown venue signs. If using a Sat Nav, please enter 'Portsmouth Road' rather than the Sandown Park postcode - this will bring you to the Sandown main car park which is just off the A307 (Esher High Street) and is directly in front of the main entrance. Parking is provided and free. The parking is very close to the main entrance and the grandstand. There are allocated disabled parking spaces in the main Portsmouth Road car park for blue badge holders. By train Esher railway station is a 10-minute walk from the main entrance of Sandown Park Racecourse. Esher railway station is 33 minutes from Waterloo and trains run every 30 minutes. If you are planning to walk from the station please turn left out of the station onto Station Road and then right at the T- junction to join the A307 Portsmouth Road. The entrance to Sandown Park is on the right hand side. Alternatively there is a taxi rank at the station. PLEASE NOTE: Esher rail station is located outside of Zones 1-6 and Oyster Cards are not valid when travelling to Esher. For further information please call National Rail 08457484950 or use any of these websites: www.southwesttrains.co.uk / www.thetrainline.com / www.nationalrail.co.uk Disabled Facilities Sandown Park Racecourse provides allocated disabled parking spaces and also offers: ● Entrance accessible for wheelchair users ● Disabled / wheelchair user toilet ● Lifts accessible to wheelchair users ● Refreshment areas accessible to wheelchair users There is a possibility of renting a wheelchair for the day. If you wish to reserve a wheelchair please call the offices, in advance of the event, on 01372 464348. Page 1 of 2 Information Sheet What Do I Do Next? - A Biblically Based Life Coaching Workshop Friday 27 May – Saturday 28 May 2016 Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher Accommodation Sandown Park Lodge is Sandown Park Racecourse’s on-site accommodation offering. It has a variety of rooms, each with en-suite facilities and amenities. Room rates are from £80 per night. Sandown Park Lodge may be block booked in advance for groups so please book early to avoid disappointment. For more information or to book, please contact Sandown Park Lodge on 01372 461201 or email: [email protected] The Albert Mews Hotel is 0.5 miles away from Sandown Park Racecourse and offers 6 luxury double bedrooms. Room rates are from £100 per night. For more information, please contact the hotel on 01372 465290. The Foley in Claygate is 1.5 miles away from Sandown Park Racecourse and offers 11 double rooms with full English breakfast from £120. For more information, please contact the hotel on 01372462021 or visit their website: www.thefoley.co.uk Rosemead Guest House is located 1.3 miles from Sandown Park Racecourse and offers bed and breakfast from £70. For more information, please contact the guesthouse on 01372 462662 or e- mail: [email protected] The Holiday Inn in Kingston upon Thames located 3.5 miles away from Sandown Park Racecourse. The prices start from £90 per night. For more information or to book visit their website on www.hikingston.co.uk We do not personally vouch for accommodation that we have listed here and recommend that you check out that the amenities suit your personal requirements before booking. Towns that are nearby to research possible accommodation include: Hersham, Walton On Thames, Weybridge and Cobham. Refreshments Coffee and tea during breaks is provided. Lunch is not provided at this event. Esher town centre is approximately a 10-minute walk away and local cafes and restaurants include: Costa Coffee, Café Nero and Carluccios. The links below provide further information: Sandwiches and snacks Restaurants You are welcome to bring your own lunch however, due to contractual limitations with the venue, you are only permitted to consume your own food within our allocated event room at the Sandown premises. Page 2 of 2 .
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