Glasgow refluxers

Comment by Sam on February 3, 2009 at 1:38pm

Hi does anyone know of a private doc in the glasgow/ayrshire area that specializes in reflux and intolerance?

Comment by Matthew's mummy on March 24, 2010 at 5:49pm

Hey everyone in Scotland (well, sort of - I'm not that ambitious!)

The plan would appear to be that we meet up on Saturday 3 April, at about 1pm at the Big Adventure, Linwood . Their website is here.

Not sure about everyone else but I'm going to say mums / dads / grans etc. welcome because babies are hard work and we might want a helper each or so.

By car:
From Glasgow or the East, take the M8 West (towards Greenock), until the exit Signposted for Irvine / Linwood, which is Junction 29 for the A737 (dual carriageway). Then take the exit for Linwood, which will bring you to a roundabout. Take the fourth exit (right), which takes you into Linwood. Take the second on the right. (You're turning in the right place if you have a space to wait in while you give way. You're turning too early if the road is tiny and you're holding traffic up while you wait. You're turning too late if you're right at the petrol station.) The Big Adventure is on the right hand side of this road and is a big light building that looks like a warehouse with a "Big Adventure" sign on it. To get into the car park, turn right just past the building, and the car park entrances are on the right hand side. The second entrance takes you behind the building, which is where the door to get in is.


By public transport:
From Glasgow, there are express (motorway) buses, which leave from stance 8 at Buchanan Bus Station. They are the First or McGills X6 and X7 (sometimes X6/7A). They will bring you off the motorway as above and all buses into Linwood stop right opposite the Big Adventure. The driver will know where it is. You can also get an Arriva 17A (not 17) but I'm not sure where in Glasgow it leaves from. It goes via Paisley. You can get a First number 9 bus, which goes from Drumchapel, through the city centre, along Paisley Road West, Paisley and then Linwood. It's a VERY long journey on a number 9 though. Alternatively, you can get a train to Paisley Gilmour Street and get any Linwood bus. I can help with where the bus stop is to wait at etc. if anyone wants help with this - just message and ask.

I hope this isn't too complicated sounding, but just in case, there is a map
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Love,

Marion

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