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Birmingham Office Locator Birmingham Offce Locator KPMG LLP (UK) One Snowhill, Snow Hill Queensway, Birmingham, West Midlands B4 6GH Lower Loveday Street own Row Switchboard: 0121 232 3000 Princip Street M5 A41 Bond Street A34 M6 (J6) Lawson Street Lancaster St. Co Visiting or travelling to Birmingham One n s t A38 i t ut Summer Lane Snowhill i Loveday Street l l i H n o Price Street Livery Street Vesey Street Old Snow Hill Bath Street Car Lench St. Henrietta Street William Booth St. St Chads Queensway Please see overleaf for details on how to Shadwell Street fnd us by car. Water Street St Chad's CathedralQueensway Mary Ann Street A38 St Mary’s Row Rail Lionel Street • Snow Hill Station is adjacent to the Livery Street Water Street Birmingham offce (two minute walk). Whittall Street Weaman Street J a m e s W a t t Q u e e n s w a y a w s n e e ut Q t as We m a J Snowhill Queensway Printing House Street Ludgate Hill A38 • Birmingham New Street is the main Lionel Street Steelhouse Lane railway station and is a ffteen minute P ue e n Q sw us a rc y walk to Birmingham offce. P Ci Newton Street e Newhall Street r o m Livery Street l o o C C T Corporation Street h Parking Lionel Street A38 Church Street P Cornwall Street Snowhill e P r Station i A457 o Newton Street LIMITED Client parking is available by giving ry Q. w ay a mandatory 48 hours notice to the KPMG Edmund Street Great Charles Queensway Corporation St. host. Newhall Street Cornwall Street Church Street Barwick Street Bull Street M5 Colmore Row Margaret Street A456 Corporation St. Colmore Row W Dale End B4100 Temple Row Bull Street Alber t Street Queensway r B Colmore Row A38 enne t t Corporation Street ’ s H i s H ’ A4400 l A38 l T e m p l e S t r e e t e e r et Sl pm e T Carrs Lane Moor Street Queensway Three Snowhill New St. Snowhill Queensway Moor Street Queensway Penfold Street Queensway Moor Stephenson St. Street Two Snowhill Station ay br Loading A45 Snowhill railway station Railway bridge bay A38 New Street Station Source: KPMG LLP (UK) © 2019 KPMG LLP, a UK limited liability partnership and a member frm of the KPMG network of independent member frms affliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. Printed in the United Kingdom. Car Travelling from North or South on the M6 Exit Junction 6 to the “A38M” signposted “City Centre”, continue straight ahead for 2 miles. At the “End of Motorway” sign, continue straight ahead on to the fyover curving around to the right. At the end of the fyover exit left (before the underpass) and continue ahead to a set of pedestrian lights followed almost immediately by traffc lights. Head straight over these lights towards the railway bridge. • To KPMG’s on-site car park (spaces must strictly be pre-booked). Follow directions as above up to the railway bridge then proceed as follows - enter the private road located on the left hand side immediately before the railway bridge. Continue until the left-hand turning (signposted ‘One Snowhill Car Parking’). Drive up to the barrier and press the intercom button marked ‘KPMG Security’ - our security team will verify your details and provide you with guidance on where to park your vehicle. • To enter the Livery Street BirminghamCity Council car park. Proceed under the bridge and take the frst turning on the left, into Livery Street, the car park is 150 yards, on the left hand side. Exit the car park on foot via the station entrance, at Level 1A towards Colmore Row, turn immediately left on the piazza and left, down the steps to One Snowhill. Travelling via M40 At junction 3A take M42 North “exit to junction 7A “M6 North” and follow M6 directions above. Travelling via M42 South or North Exit junction 8 to “M6 North”, and follow M6 directions above. Travelling from M5 North Continue onto the M6 South at junction 1, follow signs for M6 South, exit J6 and follow M6 directions above. kpmg.com/uk © 2019 KPMG LLP, a UK limited liability partnership and a member frm of the KPMG network of independent member frms affliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. Printed in the United Kingdom. The KPMG name and logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of KPMG International. CRT108728 | January 2019. .
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