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Travel & Parking

The University recognises the key role it has to play in caring for the environment and therefore we encourage the use of public transport by staff, students and visitors in order to reduce the environmental impact of commuting. Further information on travelling to the University sustainably can be found on the Sustainable Travel page.

Bookings for visitor parking can only be placed by a University staff member - not by the visitor themselves. To book a visitor parking space please let your contact within the University know a space is required at least 48 hours prior to your visit.

If you are a member of staff, please visit the Travel & Parking intranet pages.


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