The Collaboration Meeting will take place from 22nd - 24th June 2026 in the Humanities Complex
School of Humanities, 7 Woodland Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1TB.
LZ+ discussions will take place in the Ivy Gate Building (room 1.01) on 25th June.
The Analysis Workshop and will take place in the Ivy Gate Building (room G.01) on 25th & 26th June.
Registration (inclusive of Collaboration Dinner)
- Please register here . The password for the registration page can be found on the Collaboration meeting twiki or on slack.
- Registration fee is £200 per person (before 22nd May), increasing to £250 thereafter until 8th June when registration closes.
- The fee includes venue hire, lunches and coffees for 3 days (22-24 June) + Collaboration Dinner on evening of Monday 22nd at the Orangery at Goldney House in Clifton. Limited dinner tickets for additional guests are available.
- The fee for the workshop is £25 per person which covers coffee breaks.
Accommodation
- We offer accommodation in Student Halls close to the City Centre at Accommodation at 33, 33 Colston Street, Bristol, BS1 5AP in single rooms that are en-suite at a competitive rate of £62 p.n. (incl. taxes). This can be booked as part of your registration, see Collaboration Meeting twiki page for more details.
- If the above is not suitable for you, here are some hotel suggestions.
- Hotels in city centre:
- Hotel closer to Uni:
How to get to Bristol?
- Bristol has its own airport
(BRS) but it is not served by transatlantic flights. - If you're travelling from the US or somewhere without a direct flight to Bristol, there are a number of options:
- Fly to London Heathrow (LHR) and take the National Express coach (direct) to Bristol Bus & Coach Station. Coach leaves outside Terminal2/3 and takes just over 2h. (Note: coach is cheaper and direct, while train requires going via London Paddington and changing there.)
- Fly to Birmingham (BHX) and take the train from Birmingham International to Bristol Temple Meads station (requires one change at Birmingham New Street and typically takes just under 2h)
- Fly to Bristol (BRS) via e.g. Amsterdam or Dublin and take the Airport Flyer Coach or a Taxi to Bristol city centre.
- Fly to London Heathrow (LHR)
- For both National Express Coaches and trains it is recommended to book well in advance as tickets will be significantly cheaper. Coach is usually quite a bit cheaper than train. For trains, return tickets are often just marginally more expensive than a single journey.
How to get around Bristol?
- Most destinations in Bristol are reachable by foot and a 20-30min walk. The City Centre and Old Town are close to the Harbour, and the University is approximately a 20min walk away (but uphill).
- The main bus operator is First Bus, you can buy tickets via their app or "tap in" and "tap out" with a contactless payment card, or with card from the driver.
- Check the "Travelling to the University" section here: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/maps/how-to-get-here/
- The No. 72 bus service from Bristol Temple Meads train station runs approximately once and hour and stop at Tyndall Avenue on the Clifton campus. The journey takes about 20 to 30 minutes.
- The No. 8 bus service from Bristol Temple Meads train station. This runs at least every 10 minutes at peak times and stops by The Berkeley pub on Queen's Road, opposite the Wills Memorial Building, before heading towards the Richmond Building (Students' Union) and Clifton village. The journey takes about 20 to 30 minutes.
- The 1, 2, 2a, 3, 4, 5 and 77 bus services. These all stop in the Park Street, Triangle, Whiteladies Road area, two minutes walk from the Clifton campus.Public transport around Bristol is usually by bus
- The main bus operator is First Bus
- For shorter distances e-scooters and e-bikes might be suitable and are a popular way to get around: https://travelwest.info/e-scooter-e-bike-hire/
- Taxis: Uber operates in Bristol, Veezu is another taxi service.
- Taxis: Uber operates in Bristol, Veezu