Holocaust Memorial Day is commemorated on 27.1.24, the theme for this year is the Fragility of Freedom, which seems very apt right now.

We would like you to think and come to Write, paint or stitch what this theme means to you onto our collective piece.

We will also have signposting of where to go for support if you are affected or triggered by this theme.

For more information contact: su.bower@uwe.ac.uk or just turn up    

  Venue Information:

Disabled parking: Yes
Step-free access: Yes via ramp
Automatic doors: Yes
Accessible toilets: Yes
Induction loop: Yes
Guide/ assistance dog-friendly: Yes
Quiet spaces available: Yes

Travel information

Cycle: Bower Ashton campus is easily accessible from several local cycle routes. There are showers, lockers, bike shelters and free bike tools available on campus. Follow this link for cycle info and routes to all campuses.

https://www.uwe.ac.uk/life/campus-and-facilities/getting-to-and-from-uwe#section-2

Walk: Bower Ashton campus is a 30 min walk from the city centre. You can use the address City campus at Bower Ashton, Kennel Lodge Road, Bristol, BS3 2 JT in google maps to plan your route.

Bus: Get the X4, X1, X6, X7 or X9 which stops near the campus. Follow this link for more information. https://www.firstbus.co.uk/bristol-bath-and-west/routes-and-maps/universities/uwe

Or the M2 which has stops opposite Temple Meads, MarketGate/Phoenix Court accommodation and the centre. 15 min walk to campus from Cumberland Basin stop.

Drive: Parking is very limited and for permit holders only. Please ensure you have either an annual permit OR a pay daily permit on display in your windscreen, and only park within marked bays.