Conference location | Westminster Business School University of Westminster 35 Marylebone Road London NW1 5LS Tel +44(0)20 79115000 x 3392 Fax +44(0)20 79115839
Click here for the conference key locations on Googlemap. Or type ECEG 2009 London into Google Maps. Click here for a useful map of the Marylebone campus
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London Eye
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| University information | Westminster Business School (WBS) is an integral aspect of the busy life of the capital. As one of the several Schools which make up the well established University of Westminster (founded in 1838), WBS has been delivering business and management programmes in the heart of London since the 1930's. Over a third of the School’s 2,000-plus full-time students come from outside the UK. In addition, WBS hosts hundreds of visiting students each year on joint degree programmes or on exchange schemes, and maintains active teaching and research links with some 60 leading overseas universities.
The School has a strong tradition within London of continuing professional development (CPD) and executive education for those already working in this vibrant city. You can find more information on the university website.
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| Conference accommodation | The conference accommodation is provided by the University hall of residence of the Marylebone campus. The newly renovated facility will open soon. The breakfast is provided at the campus cafeteria.
To reserve campus accommodation at the conference rates, see the registration page
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| Additional accommodation choices can be made from a list of nearby properties. Click here to view the list
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list of hotels
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| Conference dinner venue | The dinner venue for ECEG 2009 is a river cruise with dinner along the Thames through the City of London aboard the Golden Star. Should you wish to bring a guest with you to the conference dinner, please consult the Registration page for details. |
| General information | London is the capital of the United Kingdom and is situated in Southern England. Affectionately know as the Smoke, London successfully fought air pollution in the 19th century and is once again at the forefront of an increasingly environmentally conscious Europe. |
| Getting to London | London is accessible by air train & road.
London is serviced by 3 airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, and Stansted
London is a major rail hub. For details see National rail enquiries, Virgin trains and Eurostar
London by car can present a challenge. Click here for further details
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| Newspaper | To learn more about local happenings click on the Guardian or the Time Out |
| Climate in conference month | The average temperature range in June is 12-20C For average conditions click here
To find current weather information in London click here |
| Currency and exchange rates | Click here for up to date currency exchange rates |
| Time zone | Standard time zone: UTC/GMT
Daylight saving time: +1 hour
Time zone abbreviation: DST - Daylight-savings Time |
| Dialling codes | Click here to find the International Dialling Code |
| Arriving by air? | There are many choices for ground transportation from Londons’ Airports. View a London Airports’ connection map.
Additional information on transport from Heathrow to central London can be found here.
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| Taking the Underground into central London? | The underground runs from Heathrow airport into central London. It is part of the Piccadilly line. Click here for an Underground map. |
| Other useful links Please note: ACL are not responsible for the content on external sites. | To find your way to some of the major tourist sites click here. London has a large public transport network. To learn more about London Transport click here http://www.visitlondon.com Airport parking and airport hotels - car parking at Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Manchester and all major UK airports |
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