UK
Keltie LLP,
Wellington House,
East Road,
Cambridge,
CB1 1BH,
United Kingdom
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Our home at the heart of Silicon Fen is located in Wellington House on East Road, Cambridge, CB1 1BH, just a stone’s throw from the city centre but with easy access to the M11 (Junction 12) and the science parks. Wellington House can be found by Parker’s Piece, about 10 minutes on foot or 5 minutes in the car or on a bike from the main Cambridge train station.
When you arrive at Wellington House, you will find our offices on the second floor. The reception desk on the ground floor is open during normal business hours from Monday to Friday. Guests are required to sign in at reception.
Cambridge office by public transport
Fast trains run from London Kings Cross to Cambridge twice an hour, and from London Liverpool Street to Cambridge twice an hour.
Trains run frequently to Cambridge from the towns of Ely, Norwich and Ipswich.
Many buses pass close to our office. For example, the Busway A runs every 15 minutes from the train station stopping close to our office (Parkside).
By foot, after exiting the main Cambridge station, proceed straight ahead up Station Road to the T-junction. Turn right onto Hills Road, and after approximately 400 metres, turn right onto East Road. After a further approximately 400 metres, you will find Wellington House on the left hand side a few metres beyond Parker’s Piece and the fire station. Alternatively, you can follow your navigation app and arrive even quicker!
Cambridge office by car
Free secure off-street parking is available for our visitors at Wellington House with gated access off East Road. Please ask for further details of how to access the car park.
19.09.2023
Post-Brexit Representation for Trade Marks and Designs Before UKIPOWhile the initial effects of Brexit on trade mark and design registrations are baked into our consciousness, one noteworthy aspect will only take effect at the start of next year. Trade mark and design owners should consider appointing a UK address for service to reduce the risk of third-party challenges being successful by default.
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