By Bus:
From Sheffield City Centre No 40 (Crimicar Lane/Fulwood service from Railway Station or Church Street). Alight at Endcliffe Crescent/Birkdale School; Approximately 5 mins walk; Alternatively use the No 51/51A service from Arundel Gate or No 52 service from High Street, alight at Broomhill, then walk straight along Fulwood Road, turn left down Endcliffe Crescent. (Approximately 10 mins walk).
By Car:
From Sheffield City Centre, take the A57 passing the University of Sheffield (red brick building) on right. Straight on through traffic lights passing the Children's Hospital on left and shortly afterwards the Weston Park Hospital on left (with university sports facilities opposite). Straight on up Whitham Road to Broomhill shopping centre and busy cross roads with traffic lights. Straight on through the shopping centre and through the next set of traffic lights to a further set of traffic lights where there is a right turn (Manchester Road) signposted A57 Manchester. Ignore this turning and proceed straight ahead through the lights (Fulwood Road). Ignore the first turning on the left (Ashdell Road) but turn left at the next road - (Endcliffe Crescent).
When you reach Endcliffe Crescent:
Endcliffe Crescent is a steep and narrow road. Take first right turn (opposite Birkdale School and a red post box set in the wall) and over a "speed Bump" on to the University of Sheffield private road. (The road service is poor) and proceed straight on (do not turn left), with large grassed area on your left. Continue round the grassed area, ignoring the first entrance on the right (to student flats - Crescent Flats and the second right entrance, and the third entrance (student flats - Woodvale Flats) *But turning right at the next entrance driveway where you see green and gold signs 'CPRE 22a Endcliffe Crescent to rear' (one each side). Proceed up the driveway between the houses to the left and right, through a gateway marked CPRE 22a and you will see the CPRE Offices and a small carpark at the top right.
*Note: there is considerable development work being undertaken by the University in this area. The grassed area has now been partly excavated and Endcliffe Crescent has been closed off immediately after the entrance to our office.
