Travel Guide to Stationers' Hall

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car from anywhere in Sutherland, first make your way to the A9 road. Head south towards Inverness and continue on the A9 until you reach the A82 exit towards Fort William. Follow the A82 until you reach the A86 junction, then take the A86 south towards Kingussie. From Kingussie, continue on the A9 until you reach the outskirts of Perth, where you will merge onto the M90 heading towards Edinburgh. After crossing the Forth Road Bridge, take the M9 towards Stirling. Follow the signs for the M1 towards London. Once approaching London, take the A40 towards Central London. After that, follow signs for the City of London and the A201. Upon reaching the area, use your GPS to navigate to Ave Maria Lane, London EC4M 7DD. Be aware of Congestion Charges if you're driving in central London, which can cost around £15 during peak hours.

• Train

  If you prefer to travel by train, you can start your journey at the nearest train station in Sutherland, taking a train to Inverness. From Inverness, board a train heading south towards London King's Cross. This route may require a change at Perth or Edinburgh, so check the specific train schedules. Once you arrive at London King's Cross, take the London Underground (Tube) on the Circle or Hammersmith & City line to Farringdon Station. From Farringdon, it's a short 10-minute walk to Stationers’ Hall located at Ave Maria Lane, London EC4M 7DD.

• Bus

  For those using public buses, you can take a local bus from various points in Sutherland to reach Inverness. From Inverness, you can catch a National Express or Megabus service that travels directly to London. Upon arrival in London, you can use local buses or the Underground to reach your final destination. The nearest bus stop to Stationers' Hall is on Fleet Street, which is just a short walk away. Be mindful of bus fares, which can range from £2 to £5 depending on the distance and service.