Directions to Hull

By Car
From M62
Remain on the East Bound M62 to its conclusion at junction 38 and continue on to the A63 dual carriageway for approximately 6 miles, passing the Princes Quay shopping centre on your left, and Hull Marina on your right. At the next main traffic lights turn left onto Market Place and immediately right into the car park (after the King Billy Statue.)

From North Lincolnshire via The Humber Bridge
Join the A15 and travel across the Humber Bridge. At the roundabout, take the first exit and proceed onto the East Bound A63 towards Hull for approximately 6 miles, passing the Princes Quay shopping centre on your left, and Hull Marina on your right. At the next main traffic lights turn left onto Market Place and immediately right into the car park (after the King Billy Statue.)

On foot from Apcoa Car Park, Market Place

Leave the car park and walk north up Market Place, turn left onto Silver Street. At the bottom of Silver Street, turn right onto Land of Green Ginger, this will become Manor Street (just to the right of the hairdressers) and Essex House is located further along on your right hand side.

By Train
Hull is served by trains from Leeds, Doncaster and London Kings Cross

By foot from Hull Train Station
Head west towards Anlaby, turn left at Anlaby Road continue onto Carr Lane and right onto Queens Dock Avenue near Queens Gardens continue onto Alfred Gelder Street and turn right onto Manor Street and Essex House is on your left hand side.

• Covenants in employees' contracts unenforceable as being too wide >
• Relief from forfeiture of a lease must be given by the court >
• Confidentiality agreement ineffective because it was not clear what was confidential >
• Tenant's exercise of break clause ineffective because interest not paid >
• Court applies new principles, and ignores post-nuptial agreement >
• Exiting director has right to veto appointment of expert to value his shares under articles >
• Direct negotiations without lawyers end in court case on whether clients had agreed settlement >
• Court clarifies when an employer is liable for employee violence >
• Commercial lets to charities that mean landlords avoid business rates must be genuine >
• Court clarifies right to higher payments under Feed-In Tariff scheme >
• More Latest Legal News >