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If you are interested in attending a course please email Cath Barnett

    Course 1: To be held at CEH Lancaster on 27th-28th April 2010

    Directions

    By road: Leave the M6 at junction 33, take the A6 north towards Lancaster. Continue for 1.75 miles, turn right at the second set of traffic lights into the University (after Galgate village). At the roundabout take the last exit. CEH is located on Library Avenue (1st left), however, if you want to park on campus you will need to use the pay & display area on Farrer Avenue (2nd left). Campus map

    By rail: Lancaster railway station is on the main West Coast London- Scotland route, about three-and-a-half hours from London (see timetable). Take a taxi to the University from the station.

    Link to Multimap

    By air: There is a direct rail link from the Manchester International Airport (Terminal 2) to Lancaster Station (see timetable). Journey time is between one and a half and two hours. Alternatively if required we can arrange an airport taxi for you (email Aimee Walmsley).

    A number of the cheaper airlines operate from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. However, there is no direct rail link to Lancaster.

    Accommodation

    If you have requested accommodation this will be reserved for you in the Lancaster House Hotel. Visitors to CEH are given a special rate of £80 per night (bed & breakfast). The Lancaster House Hotel is within 10 minutes walking distance of CEH.

    If you are reserving your own accommodation and need assistance identifying to stay somewhere contact Aimee Walmsley

    CEH Lancaster

    Centre for Ecology & Hydrology,
    Lancaster Environmnent Centre,
    Library Ave.,
    Bailrigg, Lancaster.
    LA1 4AP

    Tel: +44 (0)1524 595800
    Fax: +44 (0)1524 61536

    Suggested reading list

    We suggest that course participants become familiar with the following documents prior to the course:

    D-ERICA: An INTEGRATED APPROACH to the assessment and management of environmental risks from ionising radiation. Description of purpose, methodology and application. Full text

    The ERICA Tool help file Full text

    Further suggested reading:

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