Great place to work Nice work environment, friendly staff and line manager and there was plenty of opportunity to work with other departments/colleagues across the University. Is NTU a good place to work? 73% of Nanyang Technological University employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews. Employees also rated Nanyang Technological …
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Parking at QMC The main patient and visitor parking areas at QMC are car park 1 (access on East Road) and car park 3 (access at the junction between East Road and South Road). Follow the signs when arriving at QMC, or see the map below (click to enlarge). Is parking still free at Nottingham …
In the UK, Nottingham Trent University ranks at 45th position as per The Complete University Guide 2022. Where is Nottingham Trent ranked UK? *About Nottingham Trent University 86% of NTU’s research impact was assessed to be either world-leading or internationally excellent. NTU was ranked second best university in the UK in the Uni Compare Top …
The nearest park and ride to the City Hospital is on Wilkinson Street off Nottingham’s ring road. The postcode is NG7 7NW. The site is open every day from 6am until 1am and is fully accessible for wheelchairs and buggies. Wilkinson Street is also served by the NET Nottingham tram. Do you have to pay …
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f you live in Nottingham and drive you will not doubt have used the ring road, Clifton Boulevard and Dunkirk island which stretches from Clifton to the QMC. It’s one of the busiest roads in Nottingham. Take a look at what was along this stretch of road before the main traffic system was built in …
Canal Street, from the junction with Greyfriar Gate to Middle Hill, can only be used by buses and authorised vehicles, while regular traffic is re-routed towards Castle Boulevard or Wilford Road and onto the southern relief route. Can you drive through the Centre of Nottingham? You can drive into Nottingham, though the one-way system can …
the River Trent. The city was built on the River Trent, but river navigation immediately upstream of the city had always been difficult. While the Nottingham Canal was being constructed, the Trent Navigation Company built an artificial canal – the Beeston Cut – to bypass the river from Trent Lock to Lenton. Why was the …
It has been used as a navigation since Roman Times and in 867 AD, the Danish Vikings came up the Trent to Snottingaham in their longships. Later, the River Trent provided the links to transport goods, such as coal, in and out of the city and onto the Humber Estuary. How deep is the River …
Nottingham & Beeston Canal Nottingham & Beeston Canal Length 5 miles Locks 3 Maximum boat dimensions Guide only – weather conditions affect water levels Length Width Draught Headroom 24.3m 79ft 9″ 4.62m 15ft 2″ 1.22m 4ft 2.44m 8ft What canal is Nottingham on? The Nottingham Canal originally extended from a junction with the Cromford Canal …
Flooding can occur in a number of areas in Nottingham and can have devastating impacts that affect people, property, business, the environment and transport. Is Nottingham at risk of flooding? There are no flood warnings or alerts in this area but some river and sea levels are high. This service tells you your risk of …
