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Subject: RE: GB Practice
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You can get there by taxi from MK central station, this will set you 
back 4-5 pounds, from what I can work out for the bus timetables 
you should be able to get the 41 leaving the railway station at 0900 
or 1100 and arriving near the fields 15mins later or you can get the 
33 which leaves the railway station at 1018 and gets to the fields at 
1034, costing about a pound, the buses should go through the 
village, you should aim to get off them outside Ye Olde Swan pub, 
from there go down the slope, you should be able to see some 
floodlight towers not very far away, if you go along the path by the 
side of the (fenced off) pitches with these towers after 200 metres 
and a couple of small bridges the path opens out on to some 
pitches (including the ones being used for ultimate) the pavilion 
where I imagine everyone will meet will be off to your right.

Please note my personal experience of MK bus services is that 
they are atrociously unreliable

Pete
> > 
> > Howde Chris
> > 
> > How is it best to get there from the train station??
> > 
> > Cheers beers
> > 
> > Sally
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > "HUGHES, Chris" <CHughes@chelt.ac.uk> (Mailed by: "HUGHES, Chris"
> > <CHughes@chelt.ac.uk>)
> > 01/10/99 11:35 GMT
> > 
> > To:   "'BritDisc'" <britdisc@csv.warwick.ac.uk>
> > cc:    (bcc: Sally Riggs)
> > Subject:  GB Practice
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Again I repeat my call to all and any of you out there for the GB
> > practice.
> > 
> > I can now confirm the venue as Woughton Playing Fields in Milton Keynes
> > (so
> > chosen for it's relative ease of access for most people in the country).
> > 
> > The practice will be on SATURDAY the 16th of October. This will make it
> > easier for those traveling by train (remember MK is on the main line out
> > of
> > London, and is one stop up on the Inter-city's), and will also allow those
> > long distance travelers - eg from the North and Scotland to return home at
> > their leisure and recover before having to work on Monday. (Before people
> > squawk about the Rugby - England play on Fri 15th against Tonga (1:00pm
> > KO)
> > - and Scotland is the only home country playing; against Spain - a team
> > they
> > beat earlier this year by over 80 points; so no big games to miss).
> > 
> > I am still waiting for suggestions on how the GB teams and practice to run
> > -
> > which I want in advance - any debate discussion / decision is not going to
> > be made if 150 people start having bright ideas on the day, and shouting
> > about them. I will not be filtering out any proposals (just the blatantly
> > stupid), and will only edit text if your suggestion waffles on to a second
> > page of A4.
> > 
> > Thanks (especially to Pete Conner for arranging the venue - there is
> > limited
> > food available on site - burgers / chips)
> > 
> > Chris Hughes
> > DoC
> > 
> > Directions To Woughton Park;
> > Directions are as follows;
> > from M1(South) or Bedford/Cambridge via A421
> > Exit at junc.13.  Take A421 towards MK & Buckingham, this
> > becomes Standing Way once you're in MK.  Stay on Standing
> > Way.  About 1/3 of a mile after Kents Hill Roundabout(its
> > signposted) turn left towards Woughton Park and then immediately
> > right to pass under the dual carriageway, then immediately right
> > again into the club's drive.  signposts read "Woughton Playing
> > Fields".(The club is clearly visible on the right hand side of the road
> >  from Standing Way but there is no right turn off the dual
> > carriageway)
> > 
> > From M1(North) or Bedford/Cambridge via A428
> > Exit at junc.14. At exit roundabout turn right onto Childs Way.  At
> > second roundabout turn right on to Standing Way.  Follow
> > directions as above from Kents Hill roundabout.
> > 
> > From South West and Oxford via A421
> > A421 is called Standing Way upon entering MK, stay on Standing
> > Way. About 500 metres after it crosses the A4146 (its a messy
> > two roundabout system) take a left turn on to Newport Road then
> > immediately right  as if to go under the dual carriageway, the
> > entrance to the Fields is on the left just before going under the
> > carriageway.  It should be signposted as Woughton Playing fields.
> > 
> > 
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