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CONTENTScourse listings12-13 access to higher education 21 education and training14-15 Art & Design16-17 counselling 22 hospitality management18-19 engineering 23 photography 20 early years 24-25 performing arts & technical theatrecollege information4 about us 8-9 financial support5 campus & facilities 10 guide to levels6 higher education 11 how to apply7 supporting you 27 where to find us open eventsThursday 24th november 2016 5pm - 7.30pmThursday 9th march 2017 5pm - 7.30pmSATURDAY 10th JUNE 2017 9.30Am - 1pm 3

about us City College Southampton is unrivalled in its delivery of Further and Higher Education in Hampshire. At the College we offer an extensive range of Higher Education qualifications that will give you excellent practical skills and academic knowledge to progress into employment or further studies. As a student at the College you will enjoy a supportive, welcoming and creative environment. You will be taught by our industry experienced tutors who have a wealth of skills and knowledge in their industry to pass on to you. For students at City College, there is lots of extra help and support available to enable you to achieve your full potential. This ranges from our Futures service providing information and advice beyond your course to learning support for students with a disability or learning difficulty.4 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

campus & FacilitiesThe campus at City College is located in the heart of Southamptonwith excellent transport and road links. The new £48m facilities arestate-of-the-art and provide the very best opportunity to learn in real-life workingenvironments using the most advanced industry-standard equipment.Our modern campus features its own 240-seat hub theatre, TV and photographystudios, hair and beauty salons, restaurant, training kitchens, engineering labs,workshops, specialist marine skills centre, and much more.PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOPengineering workshop art & design studiosTHE HUB THEATRE ASPIRE RESTAURANT 5

higher education Studying Higher Education at City College gives you a route for achievement and progression in your chosen career. Choose from a variety of career led courses that can help you progress, enter employment at a higher level or to achieve a degree. WHY HIGHER EDUCATION AT CITY COLLEGE IS A GREAT CHOICE FOR YOU VALUED BY EMPLOYERS HNC and HND qualifications are much valued by employers because they give the relevant industry knowledge and skills needed to work at a higher level. This can also mean a higher salary. career focused course and modern facilities Our modern state-of-the-art campus gives you access to the very best industry standard equipment and real-life working environments in the region. Our career focused courses, delivered by our industry expert tutors will give you excellent practical skills giving you the opportunity to move seamlessly into work. IT’S cheaper than GOING TO university On average, studying an HNC or HND with us can be as much as 61% cheaper than studying for a degree at university. This is based on £9,000 per year at university and £3,500 per year at City College. Please see our website for individual course fees. PROGRESSION We have agreements in place with local Universities to give you the opportunity to top up your Higher Education qualification to a full degree. STUDENT SUPPORT Class sizes are small which enables us to provide you with a high level of individual support. Our courses are designed with your busy lives in mind. You often only need to attend college 1 or 2 days per week, to fit in with your other commitments.6 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

supporting youadvice & guidance learning supportOur dedicated Information As a student at City College there is lots ofand Advice Team are here to help extra help and support available if required. Ouryou make the best decision when Success Centre provides a dedicated spaceyou choose your course and can where you can discuss your support needs andgive you information about: access our wide range of resources.• C ourses available students with disabilities• Progression opportunities• Help with fees and funding If you have a disability or learning difficulty,• Support with your application please contact us to discuss your support• The interview process needs in confidence. We have a team of highly specialised staff plus special resources andWe are open for information and advice: equipment available to support you, but we will need to assess and discuss your individualMonday – Thursday 9:00 – 16:30 requirements before you apply. To discuss your learning support needs, please email:Friday 9:00 – 16:00 [email protected] check our website for extended pastoral supportopening hours. Our team of Student Advisers are here tofutures support you with any concerns about health, wellbeing and safety. They can help you accessYour specialist one-stop shop based at other services including support for housingCity College for everything related to finding and relationships. If you ever feel unsafe, ouremployment or going to university, including: safeguarding team are here to help you or if you think you could benefit from counselling this is• Interview and presentation skills also available.• Searching for job opportunities careers guidance• Job and apprenticeship vacancies• Higher education and university information• UCAS applications• Student finance application supportthe learning centre We work closely with the National Careers Service and a representative is regularly at theThe Learning Centre can offer you a wealth of college to offer impartial careers guidance tolearning resources, free Wi-Fi and research and our students and members of the public. Tostudy zones. It also hosts several workshops to book an appointment for free careers advice,help you with your studies. please call 0800 100 900. 7

financial support Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible to apply for financial assistance to support you during your course at College, whether you are studying full or part-time. Higher Education Loans You may be able to borrow money to help pay for your college tuition fees and to help with living costs. You might also be able to get extra money on top of this if you’re on a low income, are disabled or have children for example. The Student Loans Company can provide loans and grants to students studying their first degree or other higher education courses to help finance the course fees. The fees will automatically be paid by the Student Loans Company directly to the College. TUITION FEE LOAN & MAINTENANCE LOAN FOR LIVING COSTS To assist you with your tuition fees you can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan (non-income assessed) and a Maintenance Loan for your accommodation and living costs whilst you are studying. There are no up-front tuition fees with a student loan and you will only start to repay the loan after you leave the course and start working. The amount you pay is dependent on your salary, not the size of your loan and will be deducted from your salary by your employer in the same way they deduct tax. www.gov.uk/student-finance88 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

childcare costsYoung parents under the age of 20 at the start of their course may be able toclaim help with childcare costs under the Care to Learn scheme.If you’re in full-time Higher Education, you can apply for a Childcare Grantto help pay for childcare costs for children under 15 or under 17 if they havespecial needs. www.gov.uk/help-with-childcare-costsProfessional and Career Development LoansProfessional and Career Development Loans are bank loans used to pay forcourses and training that help with your career or help get you into work. Youmay be able to borrow between £300 and £10,000.Loans are usually offered at a reduced interest rate and the government paysthe interest while you’re studying. www.gov.uk/career-development-loansextra support www.gov.uk/student-finance/extra-helpIf you need extra support with financing your studies due to lowincome, a disability, children or dependants, there is supportavailable to apply for. For more information visit the governmentwebsite above. 99

guide to levels There are many ways to study for higher qualifications and if you want to further your education it doesn’t have to be at a University. City College offer a range of Higher Education qualifications, which are detailed below. Level 6 – Honours Degree An Honours Degree generally involves studying for 3 or 4 years. Some degree courses include a year for work experience. You can top up a HND qualification to an Honours Degree which takes one year full-time or one and a half years part-time. Level 5 – FOUNDATION Degree A Foundation Degree combines academic and vocational study related to the specific subject you are studying. They are designed in partnership with employers and universities, providing you with the relevant skills, ability and knowledge. Completing a Foundation Degree will give you a strong academic qualification as well as practical experience to enter employment or further studies. Level 5 – Higher National Diploma (HND) The HND is a nationally recognised qualification that is usually vocationally based and is equivalent to the first two years at university. Studying for a HND will include a variety of theory and practical work and can lead you directly into employment or into the final year of a full-time honours degree. Level 4 – Higher National Certificate (HNC) The HNC is often over one or two years with part-time options available. It is a vocationally based qualification that is equivalent to the first year of university. Once completed you could progress onto a relevant Foundation Degree, HND or second year of a Degree. Need advice and guidance – contact our team on 023 8048 4848.10 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

how to applyfull time coursesApplications should be made electronically via UCAS www.ucas.com or directlythrough City College www.southampton-city.ac.uk. If you would like to chat to ourstaff about our courses before you apply we will be happy to help.part time coursesApplications should be made directly through the College – www.southampton-city.ac.uk(applications for the Foundation Degree in Early Years Care & Education should be madedirectly through Portsmouth University)FIND YOUR COURSE apply attend your interviewFind the course that Go online to apply We’ll invite you to interview interests you in this Full Time: or enrolment. We willprospectus or online. If ucas.com or contact you with all theyou want advice on any information you need toof our courses before you southampton-city.ac.uk enrol and secure yourapply please contact us. place on your chosen Part Time: courses. southampton-city.ac.ukequal opportunitiesAt City College Southampton we strive to provide a learning and working environmentwhere people are treated with respect. This means welcoming and valuing the richnessof diversity by treating people as individuals and considering all applications fairlyand equally. 11

sStUuCdCeEnStS kirsty champion At City College Access to Higher Education (Social Sciences) Now BSc (Hons) Psychology at the University of Southampton12 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

ACCESS TO September STARTHIGHER 2 days PER WEEKEDUCATION 1 YEAR Full-TIMEOur Access to Higher Education courses are designed for adults who want to enterHigher Education but may not have the usual qualifications such as A-Levels. They areaccredited through Laser Learning Awards and will help you develop the skills you needto prepare for university. The courses are full-time (2 days per week) with the exceptionof Nursing and Healthcare Professions which can also be studied part-time (2 eveningsper week).what you will learn what next?You will choose a subject based on Students successfully completingthe degree course you are aiming to Access courses would progressstudy for. onto Higher Education at University,The subjects offered at the College are: in courses such as Midwifery,• Nursing and Healthcare Professions Nursing, Psychology, Physiotherapy,• Teacher Education Health Care, Social Work and• Social Sciences Primary Teaching.entry requirements ADVANCED LEARNing LOANS• GCSE English and maths If you are aged 19+ Advanced Learner grade A*-C /9-4 Loans are available to help finance your studies. If this is your first Level• GCSE Biology is preferred 3 qualification, you may be entitled for the Teacher Education to all of your fees being paid. If and Nursing and Healthcare you are aged 19+ and take out an Professions courses Advanced Learning Loan to fund your Access to HE course and go on to• Interview successfully complete your degree or• A work placement in a primary subsequent Higher Education course, the Government will pay the loan that school (minimum of 20 hours) covered your Access course. for those aspiring to be Primary Teachers www.southampton-city.ac.uk/student-support/• Prior or current work experience in a healthcare setting for the Nursing and Healthcare professions course 13

sStUuCdCeEnStS PAUL CRIDDLE At City College HNC in Art & Design Now BA (Hons) Fine Art at Southampton Solent University14 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

HNC/HND in September STARTart & design 10 hours PER WEEK 2 YEARS Full TIMEThis practical course will particularly benefit those with a desire to work in the creativearts industry or are currently working within the profession. It will provide you with arange of creative experiences and will enable you to experiment and develop your skillsin drawing, painting, textiles, fashion, photography, printing, graphics and sculpture/3Dmethods. Each year ends with a professional art exhibition where you can showcaseyour work.what you will learn entry requirementsYou will be supported in developing a • Level 3 qualification in art,highly individual, ideas-based portfolio, design, photography, media orpursuing your personal specialist other relevant subject (ideally ainterests including theory, materials and foundation or extended diploma)techniques. ANDThis includes: • 5 GCSEs grade A*-C / 9-4 (including English and maths) and• Visual communication in art and 1 A-Level in a creative subject design • Mature students through interview,• Ideas generation and development portfolio and a literacy and in art and design numeracy test• Contextual studies, art theory and • P ortfolio of work to be presented cultural referencing in art and design at interview• Communication with images in art what next? and design • Top up to a Degree in Art and• Traditional and experimental Design at university materials, processes and techniques • Freelance work• Digital media in art and design • Work in graphic design, illustration, fine art, fashion,• Lens-based recording techniques in textiles, 3D design, interior design, art and design animation, art history, digital media, curatorship, art journalism• Exhibition of art work or teaching• Professional practice in art and design 15

JANUARY START 1 DAY PER WEEK 2 YEARs FULL-TIMEThis course will provide a theoretical foundation and practitioner training in the Person-Centred Approach, which qualifies you to practice as a counsellor. It will give you anopportunity to work with both traditional and contemporary person-centred counsellingtheorists, equipping you with a wide theoretical knowledge from which to practice safelyand ethically. At the end of the 2nd year you will be qualified to apply for and work indifferent areas of the profession.This is a 2 year full-time course validated by Middlesex University,which has the option of an extra 1 year top-up course, a BA(Hons) Degree in Person-Centred Counselling & Psychotherapy,after successfully completing the Diploma.what you will learn entry requirements Year one Students applying for this course must: • Person-Centred Theory • Research: Counselling Contexts • Have level 3 Certificate in • Culture and Diversity Counselling Skills or equivalent • Clinical Practise/Supervision Year two • Be in touch with a suitable clinical • Person-Centred Theory (Module 2) placement – not usually your • Research: Expressive P-C Practice current place of work • Professional Development • Clinical Practise/Supervision • B e able to work at GCSE English (grade A*-C/9-4) or above what next? • Be willing to undergo a Disclosure • One year top-up course - BA and Barring Service (DBS) police (Hons) Degree in Person-Centred check by your placement Counselling & Psychotherapy at City College • Be assessed as having psychological and emotional • Work in the sector including private maturity at the commencement of practice, NHS, schools, and the course related sectors. • Have time to study a full-time16 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK programme (e.g. not in full-time employment)

JANUARY START 1 DAY PER WEEK 1 YEAR FULL-TIMEThis final year of the 3-year full time degree course, validated by Middlesex Universitywill introduce you to a wider professional body of knowledge in the counsellingprofession. It will give you an opportunity to work with both traditional and contemporaryperson-centred counselling theorists.You will be introduced to psychopathology, psychiatry,developmental psychology, diagnostics and other theoreticalmodels of therapy. At the end of the course you will be qualifiedto work in the profession.what you will learn entry requirementsYou will cover personality development, • Level 5 Diploma in Person-Centredpsychopathology, skills practise, / Humanistic Counsellingethics, theory, and personal andprofessional development. All applicants will need to attend an interview.Units include: what next?• Research methodologies and ethics • Diploma in Clinical Supervision at• Psychopathology, psychology, DSM City College IV and PCA • Masters Degree in• Advanced clinical Counselling / Psychotherapy practise/supervision • Work in the sector including private• Dissertation and Viva practice, NHS, schools, and related sectors. This course is officially accredited by the BACP (British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy) and upholds their professional quality and standards. 17

September START 1 DAY PER WEEK 2 YEARS PART-TIMEThis course is designed for experienced employees within the building servicesengineering industry in the areas of M&E design, installation, project management orestimating. It will prepare you for a range of technical, professional and managementcareers. Developed with career progression in mind this qualification is recognised bythe main professional body CIBSE.what you will learn entry requirementsYou will look at building services You should be at least 18 years of ageengineering design and explore the and have either:science behind these services. Youwill also look at management and • At least one A-Level and 5 GCSEsdesign principles and how to put them grades A*-C / 9-4 (including maths,into practice. English and an appropriate science or technology subject)Units for this course include: • A-Level related qualification such as• Design principles and application Level 3 BTEC National Diploma in Construction and Built Environment• Applied mathematics in construction • Those with substantial professional experience in the sector will also be• H ealth, safety and welfare considered.• Management, principles All applicants will need to attend an and application interview.• L ow pressure hot water for what next? non-domestic buildings • HND or degree level course• A ir conditioning for industrial and in construction and the commercial buildings built environment• A pplication of scientific principles to • Professional qualifications offered building services engineering by CIBSE• Group project • Employment in Building Services in roles such as a Quantity Surveyor, Building Services Engineer or Civil Engineer18 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

September START 1 DAY PER WEEK 2 YEARS PART-TIMEThis course is ideal for achieving a Higher Education level qualification in engineering.It will prepare you for employment in the sector or further study at university. If youare already employed in the engineering sector this qualification will support yourcareer progression.You will develop the concepts, knowledge, skills and techniques required for working intoday’s engineering and manufacturing industry. This general engineering course includesboth electrical and mechanical units providing you with a broad range of knowledge,skills and abilities.what you will learn entry requirementsUnits for this course include: • GCSE English and maths• Mechanical and electrical science A*-C/ 9-4• Health and safety• M athematics in engineering • Relevant level 3 qualification (e.g.• A pplication of hydraulics A-level mathematics and physics,• Application of pneumatics or BTEC Extended Diploma• Electrical power in Engineering)• Project design, implementation • Those with substantial professional and evaluation experience in the sector will also be consideredwhat next? All applicants will need to attend an interview• HND, foundation degree or honours degree in engineering• Employment in a range of engineering disciplines e.g. manufacturing and project management 19

September START 1 DAY PER WEEK 3 YEARS FULL-TIMEIf you are an enthusiastic and committed early year’s professional witha desire to develop, this course is for you. A key component of thisdegree is the application of the ideas and information you learn in thetaught sessions in your workplace.Endorsed by the early year’s sector it can lead to a top-up honours degree in Educationand Training. Completion of which will support you in pursuing a career in teaching,although further study and qualifications are needed. Please contact us for moreinformation or to discuss your suitability for the course. This degree is validated andawarded by the University of Portsmouth – please apply for this course at: www.port.ac.uk/courses/education-childhood-and-youth-studies/what you will learn entry requirements The course will cover a range of • A level 3 qualification in childcare units including: such as the CACHE Diploma or • Working with children EdExcel BTEC National Diploma • Play-based learning in Children’s Care, Learning • Curriculum planning and legislation and Development • Managing individuals and groups • Professional collaboration and • Other level 3 qualifications will be considered safeguarding children • Working with parents • Students who have prior learning • C ognitive and (APL) such as level 4 Diploma in Early Years, may be able to psycho-social development progress to the second year if the Foundation Degree or what next? gain credits towards individual programme units • Top up to a BA (Hons) degree in education and training • Those with no formal qualifications may be considered but will need • T eacher training through PGCE or to have extensive experience in SCITT programmes early years. • E arly Years teacher (EYT) status All applicants will need to attend an interview20 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

September & january STARTs 1 evening PER WEEK 2 YEARS PART-TIMEThis qualification is designed for those working or aspiring to work as a teacher or trainer.It is a recognised route to gaining Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) statuswhich allows you to teach in schools, colleges and in further education.The course will enable you to take a practical and analytical approach to all the aspectsof training and education, from planning and designing learning through to teaching,assessing and supporting learners. You will also cover the theories and principlesof education and training and be given the opportunity to embed these in your ownteaching and practice. You will need to have access to 100 hours teaching practiceduring the course.what you will learn entry requirements• T eaching, learning and assessment • A level 3 qualification (or the in education and training ability to demonstrate suitable subject expertise and specialist• Understanding and knowledge) in the subject you wish managing behaviours in a to teach. learning environment • You will need good written and• Theories, principles and models in spoken English, i.e. the ability to education and training read and interpret written tasks, and to write in an academic style.• Evaluating learning programmes • Access to 100 hours teaching• Equality and diversity practice over the course• Developing teaching learning All applicants will need to attend and assessment in education an interview and training what next?• Developing, using and organising resources in a specialist area • Qualified Teaching and Learning Status (QTLS) – an online portfolio• Wider professional practice through the Education and and development in education Training Foundation and training • BA in education at university• Action research 21

HNC in 1 evening PER WEEKhospitalitymangement 2 YEARS PART-TIMEThe HNC in Hospitality Management is a nationally recognised and highly regardedqualification and is ideal if you wish to work at managerial level. The course is acombination of practical and theory work, and is designed to equip you for further studyand career development in hospitality management.It will provide you with a wide range of transferrable skills which could be used in allaspects of the hotel, catering, cruising and hospitality industries. Our specialist teacherswill guide you through specific units of event management, cruising, travel and tourismand small business enterprise, ideal for those wishing to set up their own business orwant to work in the cruise industry.what you will learn entry requirementsMandatory units: • Aged 19+• T he contemporary hospitality • Those with substantial professional industry experience in the industry will also• Finance in the hospitality industry be considered• Customer service • GCSE English andSpecialist units are chosen according maths A* - C/9-4to the group requirement but typically ANDinclude: • Some experience of the• Food and beverage operations hospitality industry management what next?• The developing manager• Marketing in hospitality • HND or degree level course in• C onference and banqueting hospitality, event management or travel management management• S mall business enterprise • Employment in hospitality, event• The travel and tourism sector Management, the cruising industry• The cruising industry and the travel and tourism industry • S mall business start up22 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

HNC/HND in September STARTPhotography 10 hours PER WEEK 2 YEARs FULL-TIMEThis course is ideal for those with a desire to be a professional photographer, workin creative industries, or enhance their skills for work or pleasure. Run by tutors witha wealth of professional industry experience, you will develop your existing skills andexplore new concepts. The course will provide you with a range of styles and techniquesrelevant to your chosen specialism.You will learn a range of camera techniques and skills working on location and in ourstate-of-the-art photography studio. You will also gain valuable work experience andprofessional development by working to live project briefs.what you will learn entry requirements• L ocation photography • Level 3 qualification such• Studio practice in photography as a National Diploma in• Digital image creation design, photography, media or other relevant subject and development AND• Photographic techniques• Ideas generation and development • GCSE English and maths (grade• Contextual and cultural referencing A*-C /9-4 or equivalent)• Professional practice• F ashion photography • Good IT skills• A dvertising photography• S pecialist practice in photography • Strong creative portfolio of work • Portfolio and interview Applicants may be considered without formal qualifications if their skills and experience are of an appropriate standard. what next? • T op-up to degree level course in photography • Work as a photographer - freelance, agency or for a company 23

September START 16 hours PER WEEK 2 YEARS FULL-TIMEThis course will help prepare you for working in today’s performance and entertainmentindustries. Taught by industry professionals, you will learn the practical aspects ofperformance techniques and methods for contemporary acting and theatre. With a focuson experimental theatre, you will have regular opportunities to perform in our 240-seathub theatre as well as other venues. You will learn the theories and principles of theperforming arts and the challenges of devising and organising an event or performance.Practical sessions involve performance work, including character development,production skills and directing. Alongside the main qualification you will also complete aprofessional training programmewhat you will learn entry requirementsCore units: • Level 3 Extended Diploma• Professional practice in Performing Arts• R esearch skills ORSpecialist units:• Acting for camera or microphone • Suite of A-levels including at least• A cting with mask one in a related subject• Contemporary approaches to acting• Physical theatre • Those already employed in the• S mall scale touring industry will also be considered• T heatre in the community• Devising or writing for performance • Audition and interview• Directing• Stage combat trainingwhat next? • HND or top-up to degree level • Professional drama conservatoire training course • Employment as a performer, teacher or theatre director24 WWW.SOUTHAMPTON-CITY.AC.UK

TECHNICAL September STARTTHEATRE & STAGE 10 hours PER WEEKMANAGEMENT 2 YEARS FULL-TIMEIf you wish to work or progress your career in technical production arts or stagemanagement, then this higher education course is ideal. Taught by industryprofessionals, you will gain a high level of skills and practical experience in a range ofproduction and technical theatre disciplines. You will gain valuable hands-on skills byworking as technical staff within our own 240-seat commercial theatre and at externalevents and performances.what you will learn entry requirements• Stage management • L evel 3 Diploma in Production Arts• L ighting: rigging, focusing OR and operation • S uite of A-levels including at least• Sound one in a relevant subject• Set construction• S tage audio visual systems • Those with extensive work• Health and safety experience in the theatre or events• R esearch sector will also be considered• Professional practice • Portfolio and interviewwhat next?• H ND or top-up to degree level in technical theatre and production arts• W ork as a theatre technician or stage manager in theatres, clubs, holiday centres, cruise ships or at public performance events (e.g. stage/floor management, set design, audio engineering, light engineering, AV support)• Career development 25

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where to find us City college is at the heart of southampton Our main campus is centrally located making it a great place to study and easy to get to. It’s just a short walk from the parks, cinemas, cafes and shops (including West Quay). Being in the centre of the city there are a number of ways you can travel to college whether you live in Southampton or further afield. CUMBERLANDwpPaaLAtrCtEks brunswick place COMMERICAL ROAD st andrews cleibnrtarrayl east road britannia road belvidere road park NEW ROAD kingswayMOUNTBATTEN WAY busCIVIC CENTRE ROAD PALMERSTON ROAD WE ARE stops HERE west quay retail park ABOVE BAR STREET poundtree road st mary street kingsway west hoglands melbourne street quay park CASTLE WAY marine parade HOUNDWELL PLACE harbour parade HIGH STREET EAST STREET chapel roadwest quay road western esplanade QUEENSWAY MARSH LANE albert road nortth ferry HIGH STREET BERNARD STREET central bridge itchen bridge a3025 CANUTE ROAD town quay QUEEN’S TERRACE CANUTE ROADit’s easy to get hereWe have excellent local transport links with buses, trains and ferries all serving the citycentre. Limited pay and display on-site parking is available however there are nearbypay and display car parks. We have on-site bike huts so you can secure your bike ormoped safely. 27

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