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INFORMATION FOR ORGANISERS Hotel Guide 2019/2020 Clifton Avon Gorge hotel Victoria Square Hotel Sion Hill Victoria Square Clifton Clifton Bristol BS8 4LD Bristol BS8 4ES T: 0117 973 8955 T: 0117 973 5422 The Regency Bristol Hotel Clifton House B&B 40-44 St Pauls Road 4 Tyndall's Park Road Clifton Clifton Bristol BS8 1LR Bristol BS8 1PG T: 0117 923 8788 T: 0117 973 5407 Channings Hotel Number Thirty-Eight Luxury Townhouse 20 Pembroke Road 38 Upper Belgrave Road Clifton Clifton Bristol BS8 3BB Bristol BS8 2XN T: 0117 973 3970 0117 946 6905 The Clifton Hotel Group This group of hotels offer a range of accommodation from guesthouse to luxury, all within the Clifton area. All University of Bristol guests receive discounted rates. https://cliftonhotels.com/bristol-hotels The Clifton Hotel Bristol The Rodney Hotel Bristol St Paul's Rd 4 Rodney Place Clifton Clifton Bristol BS8 1LX Bristol BS8 4HY T: 0117 973 6882 T: 0117 973 5422 The Washington Guesthouse The Berkeley Square Hotel Bristol 11-15 St Paul's Rd 15 Berkeley Square Clifton Bristol BS8 1HB Bristol BS8 1LX T: 0117 925 4000 T: 0117 973 3980 Goldney Hall, Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BH Stoke Bishop Downlands House B&B Westbury Park Guest House 33 Henleaze Garden 37 Westbury Road Bristol BS9 4HH Bristol BS9 3AU T: 0117 962 1639 T: 0117 962 0465 City Centre and Broadmead Premier Inn Novotol Bristol Centre City Centre locations: Haymarket and King Victoria Street Street Bristol BS1 6HY T: 0117 9769988 Hotel Du Vin Radisson Blu Hotel The Sugar House Broad Quay Narrow Lewins Mead Bristol BS1 4BY Bristol BS1 2NU T: 0117 9349500 T: 0117 403 2979 Doubletree by Hilton Mercure Brigstow Hotel Redcliffe Way 5-7 Welsh Back Bristol BS1 6NJ Bristol BS1 4SP T: 0117 0260041 T: 0117 929 1030 The Bristol Hotel Bristol Marriott Hotel City Centre Prince Street 2 Lower Castle Street Bristol BS1 4QF Old Market 0117 9230333 Bristol BS1 3AD T: 0117 9294281 Travel Lodge Bristol Central Hotel Anchor Road Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel Bristol BS1 5TT College Green T: 0871 984 6223 Bristol BS1 5TA T: 0117 925 5100 The Serviced Apartment Company (SACO) Central Quay South Ibis City Centre Broad Quay Explore Lane Bristol BS1 4AW Bristol BS1 5TY T: 0117 927 6722 T: 0117 319 9000 Goldney Hall, Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BH Budget YHA Bristol Hostel Clifton Short Lets 14 Narrow Quay T: 0117 923 7947 Bristol BS1 4QA T: 0345 371 9726 Airbnb Premier Inn City Centre locations: Haymarket and King Street Further Information For further information about accommodation in Bristol, please visit: https://visitbristol.co.uk/accommodation Goldney Hall, Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1BH .

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Battery tube location list: Updated October 2020 Bin Site Name Address Postcode Waste type Bin Type Bin(s) Location Quantity Alfred Marshall Building 12 Priory Rd BS8 1TU Batteries 10L tube 1 Photocopier room in Alfred Marshall Building 12 Woodland Rd Clifton, Bristol 1-5 Whiteladies 1-5 Whiteladies Road BS8 2RP Batteries 7L tube 1 Main entrance, by recycling bins Road, Clifton, Bristol 1-9 Old Park Hill lead acid Clifton Batteries (lead 1-9 Old Park Hill BS2 8BB battery pallet 1 In Waste compound in Chemistry car park. Bristol acid) box 1-9 Old Park Hill Clifton Batteries Mixed battery 1-9 Old Park Hill BS2 8BB 1 In Waste compound in Chemistry car park. Bristol (mixed) pallet box 1-9 Old Park Hill Clifton 1×Atrium outside sustainability 1-9 Old Park Hill BS2 8BB Batteries 20L tube 2 Bristol 1× outside main stores 31 Great George Clifton, Bristol BS1 5QD Batteries 10L tube 2 Level's 1, 2 and 3 in the kitchens, by the recycling bins Street 35 Berkeley Square 35 Berkeley Square BS8 1JA Batteries 10L tube 1 Main foyer Bristol 3-5 Woodland Road 3 Woodland Road, 7L tube Room G88 BS8 1TB Batteries 2 Clifton, Bristol 10L tube Estate Assistance Lodge (17 Woodland Road access via 3-5 link corridor) School of Policy Studies 8 Priory Rd BS8 1TU Batteries 10L tube 1 Staff common room 8 Priory Rd Clifton, Bristol Augustine's Courtyard Orchard Lane, Bristol BS1 5DS Batteries 10L tube 1 Reception Badock Hall, Stoke Park Road, Badock Hall BS9 1JQ Batteries 10L tube 1 Estate Assistance Lodge Stoke Bishop, Bristol Department of Archaeology Baptist College
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International guide 2020 INTERNATIONAL GUIDE CONTENTS 1 Contents Welcome to Bristol 4 Contacts Academic life 6 Tel +44 (0)117 394 1649 Graduate destinations 8 Careers begin here 10 Undergraduate email: A city with soul 12 [email protected] What’s on in Bristol 16 Postgraduate email: Accommodation 20 [email protected] AA world world top top 50 50 university university Student support 24 For up-to-date information visit: (QS(QS World World University University Rankings Rankings 2020) 2020) Get involved 26 bristol.ac.uk Explore the world 28 Fees and funding 32 Entry requirements 34 4949 Visas 35 Applying 36 A-Z courses 38 Location 50 SixthSixth in in the the UK, UK, 47th47th globally globally (QS(QS Graduate Graduate Employability Employability Rankings Rankings 2019) 2019) 66 bristol.ac.uk 2 INTERNATIONAL GUIDE INTERNATIONAL GUIDE 3 bristol.ac.uk bristol.ac.uk INTERNATIONAL GUIDE INTERNATIONAL GUIDE 4 WELCOME TO BRISTOL WELCOME TO BRISTOL 5 Welcome Key highlights to Bristol 1876 Bristol becomes the first higher education institution in England The University of Bristol enjoys an international to admit men and reputation for education and research. From our women as equals. roots in 1876 through to today, the work of our staff and students resonates across the globe. 1928 2017 Nobel Laureate and Bristol alumnus The Right Honourable Baroness 2012 Paul Dirac predicts the existence of Hale of Richmond, University antimatter, one of the fundamental Chancellor from 2004 to 2016, Bristol students and concepts of modern physics. becomes the first female President alumni win five medals of the Supreme Court.
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Campus Map 111 K R T R 66
A A 4 R 0 LE 1 Y 8 H IL L H A M P D T A O O N R D A R AD O R O RO O C A Y H D RL W F VE N IE W A E L O W V D RO R A A B A R D 4 0 M 1 A 8 H T O C To Gloucester Road, H Northwell A M P House and T To Canynge Hall, D O A N Redland Road O R C Botanic Garden, N O R EE T O H C D A A R O E M D North Residential H T AB IL L H Village, Coombe Dingle A Key M Woodland AM ROAD COTH 78 R Sports Complex, O Court A 77 T D University E 77a E Southmead Hospital R ST S D O AN and M5 (93) TL U POR T University buildings H D E R 76 S AV T GR M A L I L T Building entrances F E C F B R H O E A D R E C L P ’ L S S Steps A E D H C A K D O I A R L E O O L Campus Map 111 K R T R 66 D A L W P S West Village Residences FIE ’S AK H LL O I A T D AD C E YN O O L T R 39 L East Village Residences A BBC E L L E D RT Marlborough House G I Y E O E M Y R A S A K W O North Village Residences R A F D O 56 55 T D IE 105 68 E N A 57 A L E To Bristol Parkway train station L D D R D OA D 70 58 St Michael’s Park T N R W U BusT EStopsR GR A S M32, M4, M5, London, S.
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