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Directions to Barkers - Shenley
From the East
Leave the M25 at Junction 22. At the roundabout at the end of the slip road take the second exit towards Radlett B556. . .
From the West
Leave the M25 motorway at Junction 22. At the roundabout at the end of the slip road take the 5th exit signposted (B556 Radlett and South Mimms). Continue over fly-over to next roundabout and take the 3rd exit towards Radlett B556. . .
Then. . .
At the next roundabout take the 1st exit (straight on) signposted to (Radlett and Shenley B556) - this is Bell Lane. At the next roundabout take 1st exit (left) into Shenleybury signposted to Shenley. Continue to the next mini-roundabout (For Porters Park turn right here into Porters Park Drive). For Shenley Village centre continue up Black Lion Hill to the mini roundabout and go straight on into London Road. Pass the Black Lion, Queen Adelaide public houses, the village pond and war memorial and Barkers is 100 yards further on your left, next door to the Village Hall.
Park on Barkers’ forecourt.
From the South
Leave the A1 truck road at the exit signposted B5378 to Borehamwood and Shenley. (This junction is the first exit after Stirling Corner - the Moat House Hotel is clearly visible as you leave the A1). Pull onto the one way system and take the 3rd exit signposted Borehamwood, Shenley and Well End. This is dual carriageway, but stay in the right hand lane with BP garage on your right. Follow this lane round a sharp right hand bend and immediately take the left hand lane signposted to Shenley and Well End. Continue to a small roundabout; take the 2nd exit straight on. Continue on this road. There is a very sharp left hand bend near the Mops and Brooms pub. Follow the road for about 2 miles until you come into Shenley village. At the roundabout, go straight on into London Road. (The White Horse pub is on your left). You will pass the village school on your right, then the King William IV pub and Barkers is about 100 yards on the right (next to the Village Hall).
Park on Barkers’ forecourt.