How to get to the retreat

Our retreat home is in the tiny village of West Lexham, near Kings Lynn in Norfolk, England
Postcode: PE32 2QN, United Kingdom

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We will arrange a special group bus transfer from a pickup location in East London.

Departing London Friday 23rd July around lunchtime, arriving for accommodation check-in, and plenty of time ahead of the first meeting and dinner.

Returning to London after the final meeting and lunch on Sunday 25th July.

This is a lovely way to extend the duration of the weekend and spend more time with the rest of your Pride & Progress community.

The cost of the bus transfer is included in your registration and ticket. Please indicate if you think you would like to join the transfer when booking and registering. This will help us to gauge interest. It is possible, however, to change your mind closer to the retreat when we confirm logistics details with each attendee.

Pride & Progress bus transfer

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The nearest rail station to West Lexham is Kings Lynn (KLN),which is on the end of the train line out of London King’s Cross (KGX), and travels through Cambridge.

If you’re travelling from London, trains are direct from London King’s Cross to Kings Lynn and take approximately 1hr50m.

If you’re travelling from Birmingham, travel takes approximately 3hr15m. You will need to leave Birmingham New Street, and to change trains at Ely station.

To search for trains, and tickets: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

We suggest you book a taxi in advance before you arrive at Kings Lynn station.
Here are some options: Station Taxis (+44 1553 777 788) or Kings Lynn Taxis (+44 1553 763 636). It is approximately a 30 minute drive from Kings Lynn to the retreat and expect taxis to cost between £35-£50.

Public transport

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West Lexham has plenty of parking on site for cars, motorbikes and small people carriers. We absolutely encourage car-pooling with other fellows, to reduce carbon emissions and pollution, plus it’s fun to road trip with other people sometimes too…


Postcode: PE32 2QN, United Kingdom

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Please note: All vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk, we are not able to accept liability for cars parked at West Lexham.

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