Accessing events by public transport

[Len]

I don't know why the distance from the station to the P&R is deemed relevant.

Because it's often nicer, and more efficient (as well as cheaper!) to warm up by jogging, or even walking, to the event, rather than plodding back and forwards between assembly and the start.

Warm up areas often another thing overlooked, but that's another story...

[awk]

I don't think (or rather hope) that anyone is suggesting only areas with public transport are used, rather that where it is an option, that is at least made clear.
This hopefully applies to most if not all, urban events, so I took a look at the next 2 UKULs...
CUOC, Trumpington sprints, 22nd March

I know it's not a UKUL event (not that this is a factor for us nowadays), but the next day, Sunday Mar 23rd, there's a rather more local event to you, the Yorkshire Middle Distance Champs, on a rather nice area (Plumpton Rocks), where I hope the public transport details are sufficiently helpful. (they are positioned, per club policy, in front of car access details). BTW, we're aiming to do both that weekend.

[Len]

Yes, indeed, the details are excellent, many thanks. Only thing I'd add is a link to the actual bus timetable. Appreciate there is a risk in that they go out of date, but bustimes.org is very useful in that regard as you can apply the date you wish to travel.

Hope to be there, but may well be walking round with a small assistant!

[roadrunner]

Yes, indeed, the details are excellent, many thanks. Only thing I'd add is a link to the actual bus timetable. Appreciate there is a risk in that they go out of date, but bustimes.org is very useful in that regard as you can apply the date you wish to travel.

Hope to be there, but may well be walking round with a small assistant!

A link to the times on the bus operator's website (Stagecoach, First Bus etc) should be up to date including any last-minute changes.