A near neighbour and pre-season regular, we haven’t met St Neots Town in a competitive match since our UCL days. The Saints remained in the UCL when we left, which is one of the reasons for the lack of meetings. So too is the fact that, between 1988 and 1990, the club disbanded due to cash problems. And it wasn’t until 1994 that they returned to senior football. In more recent times, the Saints have scaled the ladder; playing in the Southern League.
St Neots Town: The Facts
Rowley Park
Kester Way, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, PE19 6SL
St Neots Town Travel Information – Distance: 29 miles
By Road
The revelation that we will be going north on the A1(M) is hardly going to be a surprise. At the end of the motorway section, it’s another 14.5 miles before you need to do much else.
Leave the A1 at the A428 exit for Cambridge just after the Black Cat roundabout; taking the third exit at the roundabout to stay on the A428. Go over a roundabout and continue for three miles, before taking the first exit at the roundabout by Tithe Farm for the B1428.
Before you reach the railway, it’s right at the roundabout onto Dramsell Rise and continue up past the station to the stadium.
The stadium car park operates on a first-come, first-serve basis for those who arrive in good time. For certain games (and that might include us), there are restrictions brought into place. An overflow car park at the nearby school is available, however, as is local street parking.
One other alternative is the station car park, which costs £2 for 24 hours on a weekend.
By Rail
Station: ST NEOTS
Services to: STEVENAGE
The good news is that the station seems to be right next to where the stadium is. Turn left out of the station and go to the bottom of the hill. Pass under the bridge and then make an immediate left into Dramsell Rise.
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