In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Eileen Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >I am headed to the lacemaker's fair in Birmingham, England in a few days. >Does anyone know if the vendors will take a Visa credit card, or should I >try to have British currency with me?
There are ATMs in the NEC complex - and the signboards do point them out. If you are arriving at the Station before walking through to the Pavillion, the easiest to go to is probably the Nat West Bank one, for which, instead of turning right at the bottom of the escalators (near Hall 3), carry straight on, to the left of the escalators up to the other halls, and the Nat West Bank is on your left. If there is a queue at the two machines outside, there is also one that you can use inside the branch if it is open. From there, you can carry straight on to the end of that "corridor", turn left and you will come back to the doors out to the Pavillion area - it is basically one big square. I don't think the machines on the Station itself charge, but have watched one person get nabbed by the Security Staff for trying to steal, so would be wary of using them. As ?Jacqui said, we tend to call them cash machines, but most people round here (Birmingham/Midlands) know what an ATM is! -- Jane Partridge - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
