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The Christie Education Centre Wilmslow Road Manchester, M20 4BX

Orientation map Clinical Workshop HDR and electronic brachytherapy for skin cancer The Christie Education Centre, Manchester, UK, January 15 – 16, 2015 Page 1/2 Venue: The Christie Education Centre Wilmslow Road Manchester, M20 4BX Hotel: Didsbury House Didsbury Park, Didsbury Village Manchester, M20 5LJ DIRECTIONS Train & Bus: East Didsbury Train Station is located 2 minute walk from the hotel with trains for Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Airport, 15 minutes either way. Stockport Train Station with the Virgin trains networks and local network is located just 3 miles from the hotel. Regular buses run from Manchester Picadilly Gardens to Didsbury the closest stop is Wilmslow road, Towers Business Park stop, just out side the hotel. Airport: The closest Airport is the Manchester Airport (6 miles; 15 min from the hotel) From Manchester Airport you can take the Northern line or Transpennine Express to the Hotel (stop East Didsbury). By Car: M20 5LJ postcode is detected on sat navs systems correctly and will lead you to Didsbury Park (road) Didsbury House is on the corner of Didsbury Park and Wilmslow Road. Didsbury House has complimentary carparking at the front and rear of the hotel Please Note: Elekta will arrange a shuttle service for the group from Didsbury Hotel to the Christie Education Center Way from Didsbury House venue by public transport: The station Wilmslow Road/Fletcher Moss is a short walk from the hotel. From there you can take Bus line 142 to the bus station The Christie, Wilmslow Road/The Christie. It will take 11 minutes and the bus departs every 5 minutes. Orientation map Clinical Workshop HDR and electronic brachytherapy for skin cancer The Christie Education Centre, Manchester, UK, January 15 – 16, 2015 Page 2/2 Restaurant for Social Dinner of the group: The Lime Tree 8 Lapwing Ln Manchester, M202WS The Christie Education Center Bus station Line 142 The Christie/Wilmslow Road/ The Christie Stop E The Lime Tree The Didsbury House Bus station Line 142 Wilmslow Road/ East Didsbury Train Station Fletcher Moss .

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