ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Saturday 29th April 2017 at 12 noon
In Room 109 in the Peel Building at the University of Salford, M5 4WX
To be followed at 2.00 pm by an OPEN MEETING at which Mike Nevell, Head of Archaeology, Centre for Applied Archaeology, Salford University will speak on
Archaeology North West: Problems and Opportunities in Saving the Past for the Future.
Admission is FREE to both members and non-members
The university is easily accessed by train and bus and has its own rail station which is served by trains approximately every 20 minutes from Manchester Piccadilly (10 minute journey) and buses (e.g. no 50 operated by Stagecoach and no 36 by First) from the stations and city centre. For more detailed information see the university website: link below.
http://www.salford.ac.uk/about-us/travel/travelling-to-the-university
For complete timetables see Transport for Greater Manchester’s Route Explorer to help plan your journey. http://www.tfgm.com/route-explorer/Pages/rx/index.html
The Peel building lies only a short walk south-west of the rail station, and we include a map below of the campus. The Peel building is No. 3 on the map.
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If you are travelling by car, there is parking either outside the Salford Museum and Art Gallery (pay cash at a machine, possibly £5) or park on one of the University’s car parks which will involve paying by phone.
There is a café next door at Salford Museum (see campus map), open between 12pm and 3pm at weekends and serving snacks, hot drinks and cakes and there will be tea and coffee available in the meeting room.
http://www.salfordcommunityleisure.co.uk/culture/salford-museum
Because we are on a University campus although there are lots of cafes and restaurants, unfortunately most are not open on a Saturday!
We look forward to seeing you there – all members and non-members welcome. A poster is below – feel free to send this around to any interested parties.
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