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Telephone - 0191 226 7878
Fax - 0191 226 7850
DX - 715139 Newcastle upon Tyne 19
Sintons LLP
The Cube
Barrack Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE4 6DB
UK
Getting to Sintons
Sintons' offices are directly opposite the main entrance to Newcastle United's St. James Park. We are easily accessible by foot, Metro, road, rail and air.
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For Sat Nav, our postcode is NE4 6DB.
By Foot
It's a 5 to 6 minutes walk from Grey's Monument, Eldon Square, Theatre Royal and the Metro stations at Monument and Haymarket.
From Grey's Monument head along Blackett Street past the green open space of Old Eldon Square. At the lights, cross over Percy Street and go straight ahead up Gallowgate. At the next lights cross over and join Barrack Road. You will see our large sign on the glass office building on the left hand side.
By Metro
Haymarket, Monument and St James are the closest Metro stations. Then follow the directions above.
By Rail
We are half a mile from Newcastle Central Station. A walk or short taxi ride.
By Road
From the north/central motorway, take the turning for St. James Park, proceed straight down Barrack Road for approximately one mile, past the BBC and through two more sets of traffic lights. Turn right at the lights at the Black Bull, then first left and almost immediately, first left again. Go straight on at the cross roads, and when you have St James Park right in front of you, turn left, then bear left, into the service road. The Cube is 50 yards ahead.
From the south, come into central Newcastle over the Redheugh Bridge, travel the full length of St. James Boulevard (approx half a mile), turn left at the traffic lights approaching St James Park and bear second left into the service road. The Cube is 50 yards ahead on your left.
Parking
We have a number of visitor parking spaces for clients directly under The Cube. Spaces can be booked ahead through Reception on 0191 226 7878.
For large functions and seminar or events there may not be enough spaces available. In these instances we ask visitors to use one of the nearby public car parks - there is one opposite in the grounds of St James' Park.