How to contact us
Our address and Registered Office:-
14-24 Cannon Street,
Shirley,
Southampton,
SO15 5PQ,
UK
DX: 54856 Southampton 4
Tel: 023 8087 8600
Fax: 023 8087 8611
email: law@accesslaw.co.uk
[please see "A word about communication" at the bottom of this page]
How to get here:-
From M27:-
- Leave M27 at Junction 3 (Nursling) and turn SOUTH onto the M271, sign-posted for Southampton;
- Follow M271 to its end at the Redbridge Flyover and Roundabout;
- Turn LEFT to join the A33 Redbridge Road using the slipway;
- Leave A33 at the next slipway to join the A35 Tebourba Way;
- Continue on A35 going straight ahead at three sets of traffic lights;
- At the junction of the A35 and A3057 (fourth set of traffic lights) turn RIGHT onto A3057 Romsey Road going up the hill and passing the pub (currently boarded up) on your left;
- Follow A3057 which, after going straight ahead at a set of traffic lights, becomes Shirley High Street;
- Turn LEFT into either Church Street or Howard's Grove and then turn into Vincent Street;
- Cannon Street is off Vincent Street next to the car park (see map below):-
[Parking in Shirley is FREE (for short-term parking)]
Our offices are directly adjacent to a car park. However if you have a disability then we can make available one of our own parking spaces in front of our premises if you so require - please contact us in advance in order to arrange this.
For a more detailed map enter our postcode (SO15 5PQ) into Multimap or Google Maps
A word about communication
You should be aware that email is not to be regarded as a confidential means of communication and whilst we will do everything we can to maintain your confidentiality the very nature of email means that this may not always be possible.
If you send us an email message it will be afforded the same importance and priority as it would if sent by post or fax or in a telephone message (ie. communicating by email will not in itself mean that your message gets priority treatment - this would be unfair on clients who use other means of communication).
An email sent is not necessarily an email received. System failures and delays, errors in email addresses and other factors beyond our control may mean that your message does not arrive on time or at all. If you want to know we have received your message then please request a "read receipt" or ask us to acknowledge receipt by email.
If you send us a multi-page document then sending each page as a separate scanned attachment means we spend more time opening and printing each one - it is far better to send the whole thing as a word document attachment (or fax it so we don't have to print it!).
Please try to avoid sending us multiple duplicates by post, fax and email (two copies are usually enough). If you don't trust one method to the extent that you need to back it up by two others then why bother?
There are times when email is actually less quick or convenient... remember that we choose when to pick up our email so if you want to contact us urgently then the fax or telephone may be quicker and more certain.
If you are concerned about what we will do with any information you send us by email then please read our privacy policy
