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Virtual, Distributed and Flexible Organisations
11 - 12 July, Reading, UK

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Halfway between London and Oxford on the River Thames, Reading is a place of real contrasts offering the buzz of town life with the calm of the countryside. Set in the Thames Valley, it is within easy reach of the Chiltern Hills to the north and the Berkshire Downs to the south. Towns and villages on the Thames from Sonning to Henley and Windsor, are a good choice for afternoon trips with plenty of country pubs offering good food and real ale. For more information, see the Reading Tourism site.
(excerpt from The University of Reading Prospectus)

Direction and Maps

How to find us:

By taxi
To go to the computer science department, it is important to say "University, Pepper Lane" (we are a long way from the University main entrance, see campus map for details). The Whiteknights Hall is located at the intersection of the Upper Redlands Road and the Elmhurst Road. The distance is about 4-5km from the Reading Station, and the fare is about 5-7 pounds.

By bus from Reading station 
For computer science department, the number 12/20 bus runs from Reading Station to the University Pepper Lane. For Whiteknights Hall, bus number 41/42 runs from Reading Station to the St. Josephs Convent. After 20:00PM the only bus services available are the Night bus N3 or N4. Detailed bus schedule can be found at Reading Bus website at http://www.reading-buses.co.uk.

By road 
From the M4 Exit the M4 at junction 10, onto the A329(M), direction Reading (E). Reading Road Map is attached.

By rail 
There is a frequent train service (operated by First Great Western and Thames Trains) from London Paddington to Reading: the journey takes around 25-40 minutes. Reading station is approx. a ten-minute bus ride away from the university.

A slower, frequently-stopping service operates from London Waterloo to Earley and Reading stations (South West Trains). This service calls at Richmond, Bracknell and Wokingham, among other stations.

There are also regular direct train services to Reading from Birmingham, Oxford, Bath, Bristol, Exeter, Basingstoke, Guildford and Gatwick Airport. Check http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ for details.

By coach From Heathrow Airport
From Heathrow Airport the Rail Air Coaches depart from all terminals every 30 minutes, and set down at Reading station. The journey time is about 45 minutes. For timetable and fare please check Rail Air homepage.

Maps

Whiteknights Campus Map

University and Reading, Driving Guide

Reading Town Centre