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Situated at the junction of Ravenhill Road and North Parade

Opposite Coleraine Bus and Railway Station

From the West take the M8 to Glasgow then at junction 15, exit toward Springburn/A803. Keep left at the fork to continue toward Baird St. Turn left at Baird St. Continue onto Royston Rd. Turn left at Garnock St. Turn left at Charles St and the Office is in Rosemount Ind. Est.

From the East take M8 to Glasgow then M8. Take the exit toward Kirkintilloch/A803. Turn right at Castle St (signs for Royston/Kirkintilloch). Turn right at Royston Rd (signs for Blochairn). Turn left at Garnock St. Turn left at Charles St. The Office is in Rosemount Ind. Est.

We are situated north of the M9 between junctions 5 and 6. From Beancross Road turn north onto Newlands Road, then left onto Newhouse Road, left onto Wood Street, and Jupiter is on your right. From Beancross Road the route is signposted with brown tourist signs

Approx 5 minutes walk from Hull Railway Station. From station turn right onto Ferrons Way, at traffic lights turn right again onto Anlaby Road, then first left onto Midland Street. At the mini island go straight ahead onto Porter Street and first right onto Adelaide Street. Goodwin Parade is a row of shops and can be found at the far end of Adelaide Street on the right, the office is clearly signed.

If you can't find us, please call 0113 274 2335 and we will do our best to help.

By bus:

Bus numbers 15, 38, 49, 91, 670 and 760 all stop at the bus stop opposite the Bridge Inn, just 50 yards from Hollybush. If you are catching the bus from Leeds, some of these buses go from stands G8 on Eastgate, H9 on the Headrow, P1 on Park Row and W5 on Wellington Street.

Bus numbers 33, 33A and 757 all stop on Abbey Road, just after the junction with Bridge Road. If you are catching a bus from Leeds, these buses go from the Bus Station, stands V1 on New Market Street, Y10 on the Headrow, as well as the stands listed above. There is a short walk to Hollybush if alighting on Abbey Road. For bus times and details please visit www.wymetro.com

By train:

If travelling by train to Leeds, you can catch a connecting train to Headingley station. Trains that travel to Harrogate, Knaresborough or Poppleton usually call at Headingley, except GNER. Hollybush is a short walk from Headingley station. When exiting the station turn right and proceed all the way down the hill (Kirkstall Lane on the map below) to the major traffic junction, carry on straight across this junction, passing the BHS department store on your right. When you cross the bridge, Hollybush will be directly in front of you at the traffic lights. For train times and details please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.

By car:

If coming from Leeds, take the A65 Kirkstall Road out of the city. Proceed for approximately 1.5 miles, until you pass a large leisure complex of cinemas and bars on your left hand side. Carry on for a further mile, until you come to a major crossroads. Take the left hand lane filter, sign-posted for the B6157 to Bradford, pass Morrisons on your left and carry on until you come to the bridge. Take the left-hand lane, and turn left at the next traffic lights. The entrance to the Hollybush car park is immediately on your right, down a narrow track.
From the motorway

Whether you are traveling from the North or the South, join the M621 from either the M62 or the M1. Leave the M621 at Junction 2, and take the road sign posted for Leeds City Centre. After a short dual carriageway you will come to a very large roundabout, keep in the left-hand lane, and take the second exit (sign posted A647 to Bradford). Proceed up this road, through a major traffic light junction, until you are again on a dual carriageway. As you go up the hill, move into the right hand lane, ready to turn right at the brow of the hill (sign posted for Kirkstall). Follow this road all the way down the hill, and over a narrow bridge. When you reach a traffic light T-junction Hollybush is just in front of you to the right. Turn right, but be careful not to miss the entrance to the Hollybush car park, which is LEFT just after approximately 2-3 metres. Ignore the big obvious straight ahead entrance, look for the gap between two stone walls.

For full directions to Hollybush Conservation Centre by bus, train or car, please click here

NB: Google Maps currently gives incorrect directions for getting to Skelton including some roads that are not open! Some satnav systems also do not recognise Skelton's postcode or give sensible directions. Please use the directions below to find us.

By Bus:

Buses from Leeds City Bus Station, stand 6: 189, 410

Buses from stop just outside Leeds City Bus Station (York Street): 167, 168

Ask for Queen Street. The stop is a short distance down Pontefract Road after the one outside the BP garage. Once off the bus, turn left up Skelton Grange Rd at SGB (signed to 'Skelton Grange Centre') and walk 1/2 km over the canal and river. At the end of the road turn left, and the Environment Centre is on your right.
Buses from Leeds City Bus Station, stand 9: 110

Ask for the Queen's Hotel, the stop by Queen Street.

Once off the bus, turn left down Queen Street. At the bottom make a right and then an immediate left down Skelton Grange Road and walk 1/2 km over the canal and river. At the end of the road turn left, and the Environment Centre is on your right.

By Train:

The nearest station is Leeds Rail Station in Leeds city centre.
Taxis: from just outside the station's main entrance.
Buses: from the station's main entrance, cross over two pedestrian crossings to the bus stops outside the Leeds Shopping Plaza on Boar Lane. Buses 167 or 168. Or follow the pedestrian signs to 'Corn Exchange', then 'Bus Station'. Buses as above.

For details about buses and trains in West Yorkshire visit www.wymetro.com or call MetroLine on 0113 2457676

Cycle:

From Leeds city centre follow the signs to the Royal Armouries. At the Royal Armouries join the canal towpath, part of the Trans-Pennine Trail.

After the container park, carry on to just past Thwaite Mills Museum.

The towpath will pass a pylon just before a high concrete arch bridge. Come up on to the bridge. Turn left, and go over the bridge to the end of the road. Turn left at the T-Junction and the Environment Centre is on your right.

By Road:

From the M621
Turn off at Junction 7 out on to the A61 roundabout.

Take the exit signposted to 'Leeds/Hunslet A61'. Take the first right, down Queen St, near the Jet garage. At the bottom of Queen St, turn right, then left at the traffic lights on to Skelton Grange Rd (signposted to "Skelton Grange Centre"). Drive straight on to the private section of the road, over the bridge across the canal and river. Turn left here and then our entrance road is a short distance along on the right.

Note: Our car park is too small to cater for large meetings and events, in which case we use the National Grid car park. Once across the bridge the carpark is ahead of you - turn right and use the gated entrance. Inside the gate turn left and drive to the far end to park, there is a pedestrian gate that leads through to our building.
From Leeds City Centre

Head out of Leeds on the A61, towards Hunslet and Rothwell.

About 5 km from the City Centre, by a Skoda garage, the A61 bears sharply to the right towards the M621. Turn straight/left here on to the B6481 towards Rothwell. At the first set of traffic lights, turn left on to Skelton Grange Rd (signposted to "Skelton Grange Centre").

Drive straight on to the private section of the road, over the bridge across the canal and river. Turn left here and then our entrance road is a short distance along on the right.
From the North on the A1(M)

Come down past Wetherby on the A1(M), and keep going onto the M1. Come off at J44 of the M1. Turn right at the roundabout and go over the motorway, go straight over the 2nd roundabout (signposted Stourton B6481). Keep going, and eventually you'll get to Arnold Laver on the left at some traffic lights. Turn right here onto Skelton Grange Road, then follow the directions above
From the South on the M1

At Junction 43 filter onto the M621 and come off at Junction 7. Follow 'From the M621' directions above.
From the West on the M62

At Junction 27, filter onto the M621 and come off at Junction 7. Follow 'From the M621' directions above.

Note: Our car park is too small to cater for large meetings and events, in which case we use the National Grid car park. Once across the bridge the carpark is ahead of you - turn right and use the gated entrance. Inside the gate turn left and drive to the far end to park, there is a pedestrian gate that leads through to our building.

For full directions to Skelton Grange Environment Centre by bus, bike, train or car, please click here

Situated at the junction of Ravenhill Road and North Parade

Norwich Research Park can be reached via the B1108 Watton Road between UEA and the A47 bypass, or from Colney Lane. Our office is in the Innovation Centre, please call before arriving. On task days the minibus collects volunteers for Action Team tasks from outside Sainsburys at the junction of Queens Road and Brazen Gate at 10am.

Nearest mainline station: St Margret's - we are about 10 minutes' walk.
Meeting point for projects: by the footbridge to Eel Pie Island, which is on a road called The Embankment, on the River Thames.
Parking: this has a 4 hour limit on The Embankment. You are better off heading for the multi storey on Arragon Road.

Stave Hill Ecology Park is located behind Bacons College, on Timber Pond Road in Rotherhithe, London.

Directions from Canada Water tube station:
Turn left out of the station onto Surrey Quays Road Left again onto Needleman St Right at the bottom of Needleman St onto Poolmans St Left at the end of Poolmans St onto Timberpond Rd Turn right onto tree-lined footpath (Dock Hill Avenue) that leads to the conical Stave Hill mound (hill with concrete staircase leading to the top).

At the end of Dock Hill Avenue, walk around the base of the hill to the left.
On your left, you will see an entrance into the ecology park.
Go through that entrance, and walk straight ahead, passing a pond on your right.
You will then pass through an ivy covered wooden structure.
Take the path to the left.
Follow this down, and you will soon have a high green mesh fence on your left. This is the fencing around SHED.
Follow the path around to the left, and you will find the gate into the compound