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whiteknights campus, reading
address
University of Reading
Whiteknights Campus
Reading
RG6 6UR
Parking on campus is limited so we encourage people to use public transport. We are able to offer a limited number of campus parking permits for events but please note this does not guarantee a parking space. Please note that you do not need a permit to park on campus for events held Monday – Friday after 5pm and on weekends.
For Park House, please use Cark Park 9 or 15.
The Whiteknights campus in Reading is approximately 1.5 miles from the M4 motorway
Sat Nav Postcode: RG6 6UR
Reading train station is a mainline train station and is easily accessible from most other places in the UK.
There are direct rail links from many major cities, including Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol, and Exeter, as well as a number of routes through London.
Travelling from London
If you are travelling from or via London, the quickest route to take is from London Paddington station.
Trains from London Paddington to Reading run approximately every 15-20 minutes throughout the day and the average journey time is around 30 minutes.
Find out more at the National Rail website.
The 21 and 21a buses run from Reading train station in the town centre to our Whiteknights campus at regular intervals, 24 hours a day.
Once you arrive at the train station you can walk or cycle to either campus, please see instructions left. If you choose to take a taxi or bus, the bus stops and taxi rank can be found outside the station.
Our campuses in the Reading area are within easy walking and cycling distance from local train stations.
Our Whiteknights campus is approximately two miles and around 40 minutes on foot from Reading Station. Please allow a further 10 minutes to reach a specific building or site once on campus.
london road campus, reading
address
University of Reading
London Road Campus
Redlands Road
Reading
RG1 5AQ
Parking on campus is limited so we encourage people to use public transport. We are able to offer a limited number of campus parking permits for events but please note this does not guarantee a parking space. Please note that you do not need a permit to park on campus for events held Monday – Friday after 5pm and on weekends
The London Road campus in Reading is approximately 1.5 miles from the M4 motorway
Sat Nav Postcode: RG1 5AQ
Reading train station is a mainline train station and is easily accessible from most other places in the UK.
There are direct rail links from many major cities, including Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol, and Exeter, as well as a number of routes through London.
Travelling from London
If you are travelling from or via London, the quickest route to take is from London Paddington station.
Trains from London Paddington to Reading run approximately every 15-20 minutes throughout the day and the average journey time is around 30 minutes.
Find out more at the National Rail website.
The 21 and 21a buses run from Reading train station in the town centre to our Whiteknights campus at regular intervals, 24 hours a day.
Once you arrive at the train station you can walk or cycle to either campus, please see instructions left. If you choose to take a taxi or bus, the bus stops and taxi rank can be found outside the station.
Our campuses in the Reading area are within easy walking and cycling distance from local train stations.
Our Whiteknights campus is approximately two miles and around 40 minutes on foot from Reading Station. Please allow a further 10 minutes to reach a specific building or site once on campus.
Henley greenlands campus
address
Greenlands
Henley-on-Thames
Oxfordshire
RG9 3AU
Phone (switchboard): +44 (0) 1491 571454
The Turning The turning into the Business School is quite acute. It can be identified by a small white lodge, behind a low brick wall with black railings.
Car Parking Up to 200 cars can be accommodated on the Business School site.
From M4/London/Heathrow Leave the M4 motorway at Junction 8/9 signposted to Henley (via the A404(M)). Take the A4130 into the centre of Henley. Following the Management Business School directional signs from the middle of Henley, go straight across the traffic lights on the bridge over the river. Go up to the next traffic lights in the town centre. Turn right following the signs for Marlow (A4155). At the first mini roundabout, go straight ahead, then turn right towards Marlow/A4155 at the second mini roundabout. The main Business School entrance is approximately 2 miles on the right.
From M4/Bristol Leave the M4 at junction 13 and join the A34 towards Oxford. At Milton Interchange roundabout take the 4th exit onto the A4130 to Henley then follow directions as above.
From M40 Leave the M40 at Junction 4. Take the A404 dual carriage way signposted Marlow/Bourne End. From Marlow town centre take the A4155, towards Henley-on-Thames. The main Business School entrance is on the left approximately 1 mile after the speed de-restriction sign as you leave the village of Mill End.
From M25/North Leave the M25 at Junction 16. Take the M40, signposted Oxford. Then follow the directions above for arrival from M40.
From M25/South Leave the M25 at Junction 15. Take the M4 West. Then follow the directions for M4/London.
South West Trains and First Great Western operate from London Paddington to Reading via Twyford or there is a regular train service from London Marylebone to High Wycombe.
The easiest way to get to Greenlands from Twyford or High Wycombe is by taxi. Alternatively, from Twyford you can catch a rail link to Henley where it is a short 5-minute taxi transfer to the venue.
There is a rail link from Henley to Twyford and then back to London Paddington.
Find out more at the National Rail website.