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Aesthetic Newcastle ™ aesthetic LLP Aesthetic Beauty Centre 4 Grainger Park Road, Newcastle NE4 8DP Tel: 0191 273 9339 Fax: 0191 273 9338 Email: [email protected] beauty centre Hazlerigg A1056 How to find the Aesthetic Beauty NEWCASTLE Killingworth Shiremoor INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Centre, Newcastle A1 A191 Woolsington A696 By Road: The Aesthetic Beauty Centre is Longbenton A19 Kenton Bankfoot A TYNEMOUTH situated to the west of Newcastle City Centre GOSFORTH 186 A191 close to the A186 Westgate Road. A1058 Willington A167 From the A1: Leave the A1 at Denton, the Jesmond WALLSEND A69 Heaton Tyne Tunnel junction with the A69 and A186, and at the A186 Denton Fenham roundabout join the A186 signposted to Benwell Burn Byker Walker Benwell JARROW and West Newcastle. Travel for 2 miles along the A695 HEBBURN GATESHEAD A1300 A186 and after crossing the second roundabout 185 A turn right opposite Newcastle General Hospital Blaydon Pelaw A194 Boldon Bensham Colliery onto Grainger Park Road. The Aesthetic Beauty A694 Felling Centre is at the other end of Grainger Park A184 WHICKHAM BOLDON Road on your left just before the roundabout. 167 Carr Hill A A692 Downhill A1 Wrekenton From Newcastle: The most direct route via Street Gate A A194(M) 195 A19 Sunniside A1290 the A167(M). Exit at the Royal Arc Junction and Castletown Lamesley Springwell join the A186 Mosley Street, signposted Central Byermoor NEWCASTLE A1231 South Newcastle. Following signs for Benwell, remain A6076 Hylton on the A186 for 1.5 miles and turn left onto UPON TYNE Birtley 65 WASHINGTON A1(M) Grainger Park Road, opposite Newcastle 0 5 10 KM © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Licence number PU100029016 General Hospital. The Aesthetic Beauty Centre is at the other end of Grainger Park Road on your B E H A E AD E R V IA X U N Newcastle V A R E D D T N D T left just before the roundabout. A E D E General T E U A E E NEWCASTLE E A L W R U A E D E V N N O V O E Hospital Y E A E N O R E A O R A O R R O E U T V B R T S V Y R T H V S E E N H A E T E O E L N S UPON TYNE A G T A L E N V D R H O N D R R P D V O D I N Y O D N T D O A O I L O L I GAINSBRO GR E A T H S Y A I A E E D N S L E N R L W I M N V I O F Car Parking: Limited car parking is available on V G V L D R A G M W I I D S S O T A O C S A O N 1 G M S N S 8 R PR 6 T I G R N O D E G D N G PARK H DENHILL I L R C V L N G G N D 5 O D I A A S Grainger Park Road. A N E G 0 T E D S W E N I RRACE O S I Y TE B M 3 W H LE G R SS L E W C R O 1 W D G I T S E I O R B T T L E R E R H S G E E Arthur’s Hill T E A N B M R E S T R D T R E O E I C L S T O E NGL O E EY ST W S R E V D N Rail users may travel to nearby W By Train: R A B T G O O GL S E S O A T N BE CA A I S L ’ S T L R E E K M R L EE RTO P L A L N N T O P L T E N D O H A O P S O N H V G T D O D S D C T R I A A C Newcastle Central Station, which is a mainline A N D D S C A B C R D A H A E K T O A T O D P N S R O R R O R A S A W E E O M R LL O B FI O W E L E K L N D E R R R Y D S station. Metro Rail passengers should also make A R D R T D U E R P I N AVEN N E E U D A E K A M T N C E V A D E N M L Y L L S 1 T I A O O E G 8 R S A T N U D T 6 R S O T O S E E N L A O R R N Fenham P A E D R H O F L R E L R L A L A O their way to the Central Station. The Clinic is R M U M L PA L I IG T E I N T K O T O C A N D A A A L V VE R G E F H N R D L N D N I N S N O U E I T LP A A T H O O I M T B N O E S T P M E R N T O R N O F L short 10 minute taxi journey away. M I BA A T W R R R O N R L C R E D E ESB H P U C H L R O R L Y E RD N K R N L G KINGSLEY TERR A ILL G U TW N STR CLO C EE STREET EE VE D I D PTRE E T LLY AVENUE N ST SCE T E I E E N T R D T R E S N I E P A C A S T T B A T T O S R S S R B R By Bus: All bus services from outlying R CL 1 IFT N I H O G 3 H N R L T T M O E E S 1 L C C AD ’ 1 S A T NNIA PL E U A P O B N E H H O D T C S B R A H L Newcastle areas travel through the city centre, U S A I D A D D L L E B P T O L A ID L A S EIGN R T E L MA SO ER R T L V S E I VER L R N ARM E R S STR E A T O JOAN ST A NG M N G C 11 with many stopping at the Haymarket & R H 3 D R E B1 T O A E L S C A R M S D K R O A D T A G N R O N G E L S W I C Gallowgate. I E B R R O A O D O E R D A K R E W L E S G C I C A H T S E Y ™ LLP R H F ’ R R aesthetic T S I R U R E A S E N C R G I L B D N W E D P H H E R I E I G P N I R E C MA O L O L T T N D CL R O I N V T From the Haymerket/Gallowgate, take the X82 O R J V C A A U C L S N D K T E O G D T S LA S N B R E E I S H N E IVEAG E TE Cemetery R beauty centre H D O W M T Elswick A R A service, that stops on Westgate Road. The Centre J B O Park D B U D D Cemetery N 13 L E R O A D 0 S A D 5 T J O H R O is a 5 minute walk B N ’ S E L A N D South UDDLE L R O A D W E S T M O R CT JOSEPH C P A69 Benwell BRUNEL WALK 5 IS B ABELLA R CL Elswick U B N SE EAUM E From Newcastle Central Station, take the 10, 11 S O ONT L C AM A CL STREET O ELI T C T NO E S BLE R L U W STRE R or 38 service that stops opposite the Newcastle O ET A M O C B D S E AN E D T ERS R R ON E R WIL O STR E S i v e LIAM A T General Hospital. The centre is a 5 minute walk r T AR D yn MST e RON 95 G D A6 RIVE down Grainger Park Road. 0 250 500 METRES © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Licence number PU100029016 Published by Location Maps Ltd. Tel: 01746 768388. www.locationmaps.com © U.K. Design Copyright Location Maps Ltd. All rights reserved.
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