Cambridge, United Kingdom, 29th August - 1st September 2023

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About Cambridge

Cambridge is a vibrant city with a vast variety of activities to do. Cambridge also offers a wide range of restaurants, coffeehouses and bars which could be of interest. To find out more, please visit: https://www.visitcambridge.org/

Venue

The conference will be held at the Lord Ashcroft Building, part of the Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge Campus.

Travel

Cambridge is connected to London, Brighton, and Birmingham by direct trains. If you are traveling from abroad by train, the Eurostar arrives at St Pancras in London, where you can jump on trains to Cambridge. Please visit VisitCambridge site where you can get further information about how you can get to Cambridge. Anglia Ruskin’s website provides further information about traveling to the Campus.

Accommodation

Unfortunately, we are unable to make accommodation bookings on your behalf, nor are we able to offer accommodation on our Cambridge Campus. However, you may find the information below useful:

If you are after affordable accommodation options in Cambridge during the days of the conference, one of the websites that you could use would be airbnb.
Some University of Cambridge colleges offer a range of accommodation options outside term time. They can be booked via: University Rooms Cambridge.
Travelodge provides a range of accommodation options in Cambridge.
Ibis Cambridge Central Station also offers a range of options in Cambridge.
Holiday Express also has some rooms available.
Premier Inn Cambridge East could be another option.

Other options include:

If none of the options above suit you, one of the best ways to explore alternatives would be via this website or similar websites.