Where is Keble College?
Keble College, Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3PG, United Kingdom +44 (0)1865 272727
Keble College is situated on the northern edge of Oxford City Centre, just off Banbury Road and the northern end of St Giles. It is opposite the University science area and the University Parks. Find the College on the University of Oxford’s searchable maps.
How to get to Oxford?
From London
If you are travelling to Oxford from London you can catch the train from:
- Train – London Paddington to Oxford Railway Station
- Train – London Marylebone to Oxford Railway Station or Oxford Parkway Station
From London Heathrow Airport
- Train – Take the train from Heathrow to London Paddington and then catch the train to Oxford Railway Station.
- Bus – Take the Oxford Tube or another bus service that runs directly from Heathrow to Oxford.
From Oxford Railway Station you can:
- Walk – The station is approximately a 15-20 minute walk from Keble College. Follow signs for the city centre via George Street, Broad Street and Parks Road.
- Bus – Take a bus from the station (Frideswide Square stop) to a stop near Keble College, such as Radcliffe Observatory Quarter or Keble Road.
- Taxi – Taxis are available outside the station for a quick ride to the college.
From Oxford Parkway Railway Station you can:
- Bus – Routes 2 or 2a will take you in to the city centre
- Taxi – Taxis are available outside the station for a quick ride to the college.
If you are travelling by train from anywhere else please book a train to Oxford Railway Station or Oxford Parkway Station and follow the above directions.
Driving
Please search your driving route via google maps.
Parking at Keble College
There is no parking at Keble College, and you are encouraged to utilise the park and ride facilities around the city:
Pear Tree Park and Ride – Wood Stock Road, Oxford, OX2 8JD
Water Eaton Park and Ride (Also known as Oxford Parkway)
Oxford Road . Oxford Parkway Park and Ride, Water Eaton Oxford, OX2 8HA
Park and Ride bus stop is about a 5 minute walk to Keble College.
How to get to the conference venue?
The event will be held in the O’Reilly Theatre and conference rooms at K
Keble College.
What are the poster guidelines?
Poster boards are for A0 portrait format (90 x 119cm). We ask that posters are mounted at Monday 11am-1pm and taken down Wednesday evening.
What else can I do in Oxford?
- Bodleian Library: A historic and iconic library, with the Radcliffe Camera often visited together.
- Radcliffe Camera: An iconic and stunning example of 18th-century architecture, located in Radcliffe Square.
- Christ Church College: One of Oxford’s largest and most famous colleges, featuring a cathedral and a great dining hall.
- Ashmolean Museum: The world’s first university museum and England’s oldest public museum, with a vast collection of art and archaeology.
- Oxford Castle & Prison: A historic complex where you can explore the castle ruins and the former prison.
- Bridge of Sighs: A unique and photogenic bridge that links two buildings at Hertford College, named after the Ponte dei Sospiri in Venice.
- University Church of St Mary the Virgin: The University’s historic main church, with a beautiful spire that provides panoramic views of the city.
- University of Oxford Botanic Garden: The oldest botanic garden in the UK, offering a beautiful and peaceful escape in the heart of the city.
- Sheldonian Theatre: A striking circular building designed by Sir Christopher Wren, used for university ceremonies and concerts.
- Magdalen College: Another of the city’s major colleges, known for its beautiful architecture and grounds.
Currencies and cards
The currency in the United Kingdom is the Great British Pound. Most major credit cards are excepted.
Power
The UK uses Type G power sockets which have three rectangular pins arranged in a triangle. Voltage is 230v at a frequency of 50Hz. You will need a travel adapter if your plugs are from another county such as the US or mainland Europe.
I’m arriving to the conference late, how do I register?
You can register in the morning or during the breaks at the conference venue. If you have issues, please contact OxfordGlymphaticConference@gmail.com
Is there Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi is available at the conference venue.
Are there any nearby pharmacies or medical facilities in case of emergencies?
Pharmacies close to Keble College include Woodstock Road Chemist and several Boots locations on Banbury Road and Cornmarket Street.
John Radcliffe Hospital is the closest Accident and Emergency Hospital to Keble College. Headley Way, Headington, Oxford OX3 9DU,
The emergency number in the United Kingdom is 999.
If you need less urgent medical guidance and help in seeking further care, call 111 – this is a non-emergency number for the NHS.
For non-emergency police assistance please call 101.
Are meals provided by the conference?
Morning refreshments, lunch and afternoon refreshments will be provided.
There are a selection of restaurants close to Keble College for dinner.