|
| Our Address |
Events in Business Ltd
7 Furzton Lake
Shirwell Cresent
Milton Keynes
MK4 1GA
t - 01908 336580
f - 0870 4580697
e -
Part of our business is called Christmas Parties Unlimited and we work from the same offices. (www.christmaspartiesunlimited.co.uk) |
| How to find us |
By Road:
We are approximately 6 miles from junction 14 of the M1 and easy to get to, but to do that you need to understand how Milton Keynes' Grid Road System works! In simplicity, there are Vertical (V-Roads) and Horizontal (H-Roads).
As you leave junction 14 of the M1 head for Milton Keynes (turning left at the first roundabout if you are coming from the South and the third exit if you are coming from the North}.
At the next roundabout take the second exit onto H6 Childs Way. At the following roundabout (petrol garage on your left) turn left onto V11 Tongwell Street.
At the next roundabout take the second exit onto H7 Chaffron Way and continue over each roundabout until you reach the roundabout where H7 Chaffron Way crosses V4 Watling Street. As you leave this round about there is a Premier Travel Inn on your left.
Take the next left turn into Shirwell Crescent and as the road bends to your left The Lake at Furzton is on your right. You then go past the building on your left called Lakeside and our offices are the next buildings on the left called Furzton Lake.
We are Number 7, which is on the left, and there will be parking outside to the left of the entrance.
Our offices are on the first floor with Optimum on the ground floor.
By Rail:
Milton Keynes Central is 35 minutes by Virgin Train from Euston Station, and our offices about a five minute taxi drive from the station. We can easily collect you from the train station.
By Air:
From Luton airport we are a 40 minute drive, and under one hour from Birmingham International airport.
There is also a Heli-pad on the edge of Furzton Lake!
Call us on 01908 336480 or
email |
|
|
| Our Location |
Our offices are beside this wonderful lake, which is a balancing lake created in the 1980s and is now home to a large population of geese and waterfowl.  |
|
|
|
