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Join us for an Open Day, with FREE hotdesking, tours + taster sessions of our Accountability Alliance + Fireside Fridays; meet the teachers, check out the classroom, drink + eat via local social enterprises: Ivybridge Brewery + Pizza Pirates.
Website event listing provides more detailed information: makersmews.com/listings/openday23
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For walkers: We are close to the top end of Fore Street, in the village. Head to the 'snail' car park, and you'll see us across the road. Access is via the gate and stone steps, to the left of the building. We're upstairs.
For cyclists: Bikes will be best stored to the rear of the building (Please note, this is done so at your own risk). Rear entry is via the metal staircase.
For drivers: Makers Mews is one of the first buildings on your right as you enter Harford Road. We are the big white stone barn, behind the billboard, opposite the 'snail' (you'll see what I mean) car park. The car park is managed by SHDC, using RingGo with the app and code being: 3467
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For train users: Exit right from the station gates. At the end of this path, cross the road to use the footpath and follow this parallel to the train tracks. When you come to the bridge crossing the tracks on the opposite side of the road, you'll take the left, heading down a tree covered hill. Follow this as it winds down to the town. When you pass the Ivy Bridge on your right, we are the next building (big white stone barn, with garages beneath) on your left.
For bus users: From the Town Hall bus stop, walk the slight incline in the direction of Tesco Metro. Continue passed, passed the Morrisons also. Cross here for Harford Road, look behind the billboard, and Makers Mews is in sight.
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