How to find us
15 Lodge Street, Haddington, East Lothian,
EH41 3DX
The John Gray Centre is in the centre of Haddington, just opposite the Town House.
By car:
From the A1 there are signs for Haddington which will bring you into either end of the town. Head to the main streets at the heart of the town (Market Street and High Street), where you will find free parking (for 90 minutes). The John Gray Centre is at the top of the High Street, within easy reach of shops and cafés.
There is some reserved on-street parking for disabled users at the top of the High Street, and directly outside the Centre.
There is additional parking in the long-stay car park which adjoins Tesco’s car park.
If you have an electric vehicle please see either www.zap-map.com or www.chargeyourcar.org.uk for nearby charge points.
By public transport:
Haddington is on a variety of bus routes, details of these and other up-to-date travel information on how to reach us can be found here: Traveline Scotland.
Alternatively, you can get the train to various locations in East Lothian and get the bus, cycle or walk from there. There is a pleasant walk from Longniddry train station to Haddington (approx. 6 miles) also on Googlemaps.
Other methods:

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