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1. Here are the directions
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
our head office.
2. Take the A34 from Oxford and then join the M4
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
London not Wales!
3. Come off the M4
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
junction 12 and continue straight ahead.
4. Continue
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
the next two roundabouts.
5. Go
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
a BP garage,
6. The garage is
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
your right and you'll come to some traffic lights.
7. You are now
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
Reading.
8. Go straight
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
the traffic lights.
9. Turn right
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
the next set of lights.
10. Henry Street is the 5th road
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
the left.
11. Follow the road
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
the end.
12. The office is
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
you!
13. There is a long drive
at
towards
in
through
by
past
in front of
over
on
to
the side of the office. Park here, it's quite easy !
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