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Location

The KC Stadium is situated in Hull's Victorian West Park, around a mile from the city centre and on the site of the former Circle cricket ground. It is the first new stadium in the country in a parkland setting and the Stadium Management Committee manages 34.2 acres of land. Also included on the site is the 1,500-seat Gemtec Arena, two all-weather sports pitches, a skate park and a community learning zone.

Directions

From the M62: Follow the A63 under the Humber Bridge and onto the A63 Clive Sullivan Way. Turn onto slip road just before the fly-over, signposted KC Stadium. At the roundabout, take the second exit. At the next main set of traffic lights, take a left turn onto Anlaby Road. Continue over the fly-over.

At the foot of the fly-over, take a right turn into Walton Street. The Walton Street car park is located on the right. From the Humber Bridge: Follow signs for Hull city centre, and join the A63. Then as above.

Transport

By bus: Most local bus services terminate in the city centre, just 10 minutes walk from the stadium. There are several services which directly pass the stadium on Anlaby Road. For more information contact www.eyms.co.uk By train: The KC Stadium is a 10-minute walk from Hull's Paragon Street station, via the signs on Londesborough Street. Park and ride: The park and ride facility is situated on Priory Park and well signposted from the Clive Sullivan Way (A63).

Open on match days there are 650 free parking spaces with a regular bus service to and from the stadium, at a cost of £1.30 return. Parking: There is ample matchday parking via the Walton Street Car Park. These can be busy on matchdays and access to and from can cause some delays before and after games. There is a park-and-ride facility at Priory Park.

Useful Transport Links:

www.eyms.co.uk

Club Details

Chairman: Paul Duffen

Directors: Russell Bartlett, Martin Walker

Associate directors: Jim Dick, Trevor Boanas, David Kilburn, Roger Cooper, John DeVries, Ian Blakey.

Football secretary: Phil Hough

First team manager: Phil Brown

Assistant manager: Brian Horton

First-team coach: Steve Parkin

Press officer: Brendon Smurthwaite

Matchday programme editor: Matt Carrington

Links

www.kcstadium.co.uk

Pub & Grub

Charleston is the best pub to be in for your bread and butter support. the Albert and The Three Crowns on Anlaby Road are other good choices and the newly refurbished Parkers. Avenues on Chanterlands Ave is a good choice for food, or Admiral of the Humber in the town centre, only a quick bus ride or fair stroll away from the ground.