NIAB EMR, New Road, East Malling, Kent, ME19 6BJ
T: 01732 843833
F: 01732 849067
E: enquiries [at] emr.ac.uk
Based on the 200+ ha original site of the East Malling and Wye Fruit Experimental Station, near Maidstone in Kent, NIAB EMR's East Malling site includes offices, laboratories, field and glasshouse facilities, alongside research, trials and commercial horticultural and arable land.
The site is also used as a centre for our NIAB TAG arable members with field trials and demonstrations.
DIRECTIONS
By train
NIAB EMR can easily be accessed by the London Victoria to Dover (via Ashford International) rail route.
Exit the train at West Malling station (50 minutes from Victoria) and take a taxi to EMR. There is a taxi company based at the station and the journey takes approx. 5 minutes.
Alternatively, exit the train at the East Malling station (54 minutes from Victoria). Walk down the hill to the crossroads. Turn right and follow the road towards the Church. Take the narrow footpath through the Churchyard and continue in a straight line for a further 600 metres. When you arrive at the research centre buildings, follow signs towards Reception based within the Conference Centre.
By car
Sat Nav: Enter postcode ME19 6BH.
NIAB EMR is located 3 miles from junction 4 of the M20.
Exit junction 4 of the M20 and head south on the A228 signposted ‘West Malling’. After exiting the junction 4 roundabout, head straight across the first set of traffic lights and first roundabout.
At the second set of traffic lights turn left – signposted ‘A20 West Malling and Maidstone’. Get into the right-hand lane and turn right at the next traffic lights signposted ‘A20 Maidstone’.
Travel east on the A20 towards Maidstone – head straight over the first set of traffic lights. Turn right at the second set of traffic lights, opposite B&Q. This is New Road, East Malling.
Head along New Road keeping the walled boundary on your left for 1.2 km. The entrance to NIAB EMR is on your left (just before the King & Queen PH).
When on site, follow signs for ‘Reception’ and park in the visitors car park before walking through the apple arch to the Reception located within the Conference Centre.