Web Accessibility Training in London

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Fully equipped, modern training rooms
Central London, City of London
Barbican Tube Station and Buses 100 metres
Nearby national rail: Liverpool St, Moorgate, Farringdon, City Thameslink, Cannon Street, London Bridge, Fenchurch Street
Quick and easy access to all of London's mainline termini, e.g. Kings Cross, St Pancras, Euston, Liverpool St., Waterloo, Victoria, etc.

CentralPoint, 45 Beech Street, London (City of London, Central London), South East, England, UK, EC2Y 8AD

If you exit Moorgate underground station into Moorgate / City Road, head northward to the junction with South Place, Ropemaker Street and Finsbury Square. Then turn left (westward) into Ropemaker Street passing the junction with Moorfields on your left.
If you exit Moorgate underground station into Moorfields, turn right into Moorfields and head North to the junction with Ropemaker Street. Then turn left (westward) into Ropemaker Street.
Follow Ropemaker Street westward then continue in the same direction into Milton Court.
At the west end of Milton Court, turn right into Milton Street.
At the north end of Milton Street, turn left (West) into Chiswell Street (at the Chiswell Street Dining Rooms).
Follow Chiswell Street westward as it becomes the tunnel-like Beech Street, at the Barbican Cinema.
Continue westward down the Beech Street tunnel, passing the junction with Golden Lane.
At the right hand (North facing) junction with Bridgewater Street, you should see Centralpoint. The word "Centralpoint" is clearly shown above its entrance.

Follow signs within the airport for the airport railway station or "Gatwick Express".
Take the Thameslink line directly to Farringdon. This service runs every 10 minutes and is faster and more direct than the Gatwick Express.
At Farringdon the quickest option is probably to walk directly to our Barbican training centre. But, if you have heavy luggage, you can take the take the eastbound Circle, Metropolitan or Hammersmith and City underground lines to Barbican. If taking the tube, skip to step 11.
If walking, exit Farringdon station via the main entrance on Crowcross Street.
Turn left into Crowcross Street.
Bear right to continue along Crowcross Street as it bends progressively to the right and finally to the left into St. Johns Street.
Cross St. Johns Street. into Charterhouse Street is heads North East skirting Smithfield Market.
Turn right into Lindsey Street.
At the end of Lindsey Street turn left (eastward) into Long Lane.
Continue along Long Lane until it ends in a junction with Aldersgate Street (A1). You should see Barbican tube station to your left and the tunnel containing Beech Street, directly opposite.
Then follow the directions from Barbican Tube Station.

Exit the mainline station by the front/main entrance into Liverpool street.
Head right (West) down Liverpool Street, passing The Railway Tavern on your left and UBS on your right.
At the end of Liverpool Street turn right into Broad Street Place, which curves to the left (North East).
Broad Street Place becomes Eldon Street within just 30-50 metres.
Follow Eldon Street westwards as it successively becomes South Place, then Ropemaker Street, then Milton Court.
At the west end of Milton Court, turn right into Milton Street.
At the north end of Milton Street, turn left (West) into Chiswell Street (at the Chiswell Street Dining Rooms).
Follow Chiswell Street westward as it becomes the tunnel-like Beech Street, at the Barbican Cinema.
Continue westward down the Beech Street tunnel, passing the junction with Golden Lane.
At the right hand (North facing) junction with Bridgewater Street, you should see Centralpoint. The word "Centralpoint" is clearly shown above its entrance.