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The UK Academy will be hosted at The Women's Organisation, Liverpool. The Women's Organisation is a Merseyside based award winning women's economic development agency. Established in 1996, The Women's Organisation (formally Train 2000) has helped thousands of women create and develop businesses across the North West. The agency operates as a non profit distributing social enterprise delivering a range of bespoke enterprise, education, employment, consultancy and research services on behalf of a variety of public, private and third sector clients.

Venue Address:

The Women’s Organisation
54 St James Street
Liverpool
L1 0AB

Travel

Getting to Liverpool and The Women's Organisation

The Women's Organisation is situated in central Liverpool which is accessible by all major transport links.

• Liverpool John Lennon Airport
  Liverpool John Lennon Airport is only seven miles from the city with train connection direct from the airport to the centre of Liverpool. The KLM service between Schiphol, Amsterdam and Liverpool connects the region with 100 destinations on KLM's own intercontinental network and over 650. The airport is well served by buses and trains linking to Liverpool Lime Street.
  
  Train from Liverpool South Parkway (Airport) to Liverpool Lime Street (City Centre)
  There are 5 services per hour operating between the airport and the city centre. To check times and fares, vist The Train Line Please note the train station for the airport is Liverpool South Parkway. 
  
  Bus from Airport to Liverpool Lime Street (City Centre)
  Arriva Airlink 500 - Operates every 30 minutes, Monday to Sunday at 15 and 45 minutes past each hour between 06:45 - 23:45.

• Manchester Airport
  The links from Manchester Airport to Liverpool city centre are frequent, with National Express coach services taking approximately 50 minutes and the train direct from the airport taking just over an hour. See below to check times and fares:
  National Express
  The Train Line
  
  
• By Train
  The mainline station, Liverpool Lime Street is ideally located in the heart of the city centre, offering high-speed services from the centre of London in a little over two hours. James Street and Central stations are also within 15 minutes walk of The Women's Organisation. 
  
  
• By Bus
  Bus travel is a green, convenient and cost-effective way of getting to Liverpool and Liverpool City Region. The bus network is managed by Merseytravel, with two main city centre bus terminals and travel centres at Liverpool ONE and Queen Square.

• By Car
  If you want to travel to Liverpool by car, Liverpool City Region has an extensive road network which is easy to navigate. To travel to the Wirral Peninsula use one of the Mersey tunnels, while there is a scenic coastal road up to Southport. The Silver Jubilee Bridge in Runcorn crosses the River Mersey to provide easy road access to Halton. Knowsley and St.Helens are both only a short drive from the city centre too.
  
  Car Parking
  Liverpool ONE has three new car parks: Q-Park Strand Street with 2,000 underground spaces, Q-Park Gradwell Street with 560 multi-storey spaces and Q-Park John Lewis with 580 multi-storey spaces.

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