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Travel information The University website also explains in detail how to get to Oxford: http://www.ox.ac.uk/aboutoxford/how.shtml. Into Oxford Regular and direct train services (half-hourly intervals) from London Paddington. Coaches are run by Oxford Tube and the Oxford Espress. Once in Oxford, alight at Gloucester Green station and make your way to St. Anne's. If you're coming by car, please consider using the Oxford Park & Ride. Parking space within the city is extremely limited. From London airports Heathrow-Oxford: The Airline from central bus station bay 14A (or Terminal 4 bay 15) to Oxford (Gloucester Green). Travel time ca. 100mins. Stansted-Oxford: National Express (No 737) direct from Stansted to Oxford (Gloucester Green). Travel time ca. 4h30mins. Luton-Oxford: National Express (No 737) direct from Luton to Oxford (Gloucester Green). Travel time ca. 3h30mins. Gatwick-Oxford: The Airline (X 80) direct from Gatwick South terminal upper forecourt (or North terminal bay 4) to Oxford (Gloucester Green). Travel time ca. 150mins. Getting to St. Anne's As you can see on this map, St. Anne's (number 28) is between the Woodstock and Banbury Roads. St. Anne's website has an excellent description of how to find them. Basically, to get there from the city centre, walk towards the Radcliffe Infirmary, which is on the opposite side. Entrance to St. Anne's is on Woodstock Road, just after Acland Hospital. Link to Streetmap.co.uk. Please note that smoking on the premises of St. Anne's College is only permitted at designated smoking points. |
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