Travel & Venue
Summary Description
  • The Venue

    The 1st Faringdon Symposium will be held at the University of West London (Ealing Campus). Specifically, the conference will be hosted in the Savoy Suite, a dedicated, high-spec professional hub located within the flagship St Mary's Road site.

    Address: University of West London, St Mary's Road, Ealing, London, W5 5RF

  • Transport and Directions

    UWL is exceptionally well-connected, situated between Heathrow Airport and Central London.

    • Elizabeth Line / GWR: Ealing Broadway Station (15-minute walk or 5-minute bus ride).

    • Piccadilly Line: South Ealing Station (10-minute walk).

    • Central & District Lines: Ealing Broadway Station (15-minute walk).

    • Bus: Route 65 stops directly at the university (Warwick Road stop).

  • Conference Facilities

    The Savoy Suite provides an integrated environment for the event:

    • Seminar & Boardrooms: A flexible layout featuring a primary seminar room and two interconnecting boardrooms.

    • AV & Technology: Fully integrated audio-visual systems, high-definition screens, and video conferencing.

    • Environment: Modern, light-filled spaces designed for both academic sessions and networking.

  • General Information

    • Accessibility: The venue is fully accessible with dedicated lift access to the Savoy Suite.

    • Wi-Fi: Free high-speed guest Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus.

    • Parking: No on-site parking is available. The nearest public car park is located at Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre (12-minute walk).

  • Travel Planning

    For international attendees, the venue is approximately 35 minutes from Heathrow Airport via the Elizabeth Line. For those staying in Central London, journey times from Paddington Station are approximately 10–12 minutes to Ealing Broadway Station.


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