Question 1

In-person registration

Accepted Answer

Doors open at 19:10, event starts 19:30. No-show rates are currently very high, we do over-ticket based on expected no-show rates.  In the event that we are over-subscribed on the night, we will admit ticket holders on a first-come, first-served basis, admitting non-ticket holders at 19:25.

Question 2

Zoom registration

Accepted Answer

The Zoom link will be visible on the confirmation screen and will be sent to the email address provided at registration. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85940293962 Webinar ID: 859 4029 3962 Passcode: not required

Question 3

How do I get to West Court, Jesus College?

Accepted Answer

The entry to West Court is directly on Jesus Lane, postcode: CB5 8BJ
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Please DO NOT ENTER through the main Jesus College entrance via the Porters’ Lodge, known as "the Chimney”.

Question 4

Car Parking

Accepted Answer

There is no on-site car parking at Jesus College and only limited on-street parking outside the College on Jesus Lane. Blue Badge parking may be found on Jesus Lane opposite Primo, the bicycle shop at 5-7 Jesus Lane, CB5 8BA.
 ***Please note that Park Street car park is closed for redevelopment***

Question 5

Bicycle Parking

Accepted Answer

The closest bicycle parking is on the corner of Park Street and Jesus Lane (https://goo.gl/maps/XGQsbtTqWDaa4FoF6 - near the ADC Theatre) and the corner of King Street and Malcolm Street (https://goo.gl/maps/WPhjUPv8awHfCEk3A).

Question 6

Voi Parking

Accepted Answer

The closest Voi parks are on the corner of Park Street and Jesus Lane (near the ADC Theatre) and the corner of King Street and Malcolm Street - https://www.voi.com/ (Please note that this does not constitute an endorsement of Voi by an organisation involved with this event)

Question 7

Park and Ride

Accepted Answer

There are multiple Park and Ride options to the city centre, which drop you a short walk away from the College - https://cambridgeparkandride.info/

Question 8

What can I bring with me?

Accepted Answer

There are no storage or coat minding facilities and we cannot take any responsibility for items left unattended. However, the space is ventilated so layered clothing may be wise. Mobile phones are allowed but must be on silent. Flash photography is prohibited.

Question 9

How can I request adjustments for accessibility reasons?

Accepted Answer

West Court is wheelchair access-friendly and there are hearing loops. Please let us know about any requests for adjustments as far in advance of the event as possible via if-events@jesus.cam.ac.uk

Question 10

How do you manage my data?

Accepted Answer

You can find information on how we manage your data at https://www.jesus.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/inline/files/IntellectualForum.pdf

Question 11

What COVID-19 measures do you currently have in place?

Accepted Answer

We ask that you do not attend if you have any of the main COVID-19 symptoms, flu, or anything that could be transmitted by your attendance. If you have any concerns, please contact us via if-events@jesus.cam.ac.uk

Question 12

How do I reach Jesus College by train?

Accepted Answer

Regular train services run to Cambridge from London’s Kings Cross Station, London Liverpool Street, London St Pancras, and many other UK stations. Jesus is located approximately 2 miles (3.2 kilometres) from the railway station. Buses run about every 10 minutes and there is a taxi rank.

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