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INLG04 Venue & Travel Information

INLG04 will take place at Careys Manor, Lyndhurst Road, Brockenhurst, Hampshire,SO42 7RH, UK.

There is international access via various international airports in the UK including Gatwick, Heathrow, Southampton and Bournemouth. From these airports Brockenhurst can be reached by train, car and from Heathrow also by coach. Careys Manor is just a short taxi ride from Brockenhurst station.

  • Gatwick airport. From Gatwick airport there is a train to Brockenhurst (Gatwick to Brockenhurst +/- 2:25mins; 2 changes).
  • Heathrow airport. From Heathrow, Brockenhurst can be reached either by car (1h20mins) or train (1 change, +/- 2h40mins). There is also a coach connection (2h30mins). Howewever, coaches on the 14th are only available for the afternoon, i.e., too late for timely arrival at the conference on the day.
  • Southampton airport. For instance BAA and Flybe fly on Southampton (from Dublin and various places in mainland Europe such as Paris, Prague and Alicante). From Southampton Airport there is a direct train connection to Brockenhurst (25mins).
  • Bournemouth airport. From the airport there are buses to the railway station. From there, there is a train connection to Brockenhurst (+/- 20mins).

For those who wish to attend ACL-EACL 2004 after INLG 2004, there are flights from both Gatwick and Heathrow to Barcelona and back. Easyjet offers flights from £61 (return Gatwick - Barcelona) and British Airways has flights from £66,- (return Heathrow - Barcelona).

Up to date information on train connections in the UK can be found at the national rail website.

Up to date information on bus connections in the UK can found at the national express website.

Travelling to Brockenhurst by car from London and the North, join the M3 Southbound:

  • At the junction with the M27 follow the signs to Bournemouth and The West
  • Leave the M27 at Junction 3 and follow the A35 signposted New Forest.
  • At Lyndhurst follow the A337 to Lymington.
  • Enter Brockenhurst, Careys Manor is the first hotel on the left after the 30mph limit begins.

Careys Manor

Careys Manor is an elegant country house hotel situated in the village of Brockenhurst (home of the badger) in the heart of the New Forest in central southern England.

The hotel has a variety of en suite rooms, from four poster to garden wing rooms, the majority having balcony or terrace overlooking the landscaped gardens.

The Carat Club health complex at Careys Manor features an indoor ozone treated Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Steam room, Beauty Spa, modern Fitness Room and a Rehabilitation Gymnasium.

The award winning Hotel Restaurant has imaginative menus which are essentially British with a French influence.

The New Forest

The New Forest is a remarkable corner of the English countryside set aside as a special place more than nine centuries ago by William the Conqueror. This most English of forests continues to be a living and working community where ponies and cattle still have right of way as they freely graze the land. Deeper in the forest wild deer browse beneath canopies of mighty oak and beech - natural scenes unchanged by the modern world.

Popular forest activities are horse riding, cycling, fishing and rambling. There are excellent pubs, restaurants and traditional tearooms to visit, nature reserves, historic buildings, famous gardens, and picturesque villages with speciality shops. The nearby coast offers sailing, surfing and other watersports, long sandy beaches and steep chalk cliffs.

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Careys Manor

The New Forest


INLG04 is organised by ITRI, University of Brighton on behalf of SIGGEN, the special interest group on generation of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL).
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INLG04 is sponsored by the British Academy.

New Forest photographs by kind permission of David Upton.


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