Church House is located in central Manchester on Deansgate next to the Kendals Department Store. For directions, see below. Address Church House 90 Deansgate Manchester M3 2GH Tel: 0161 828 1400

Contact details for staff at Church House can be found via the Diocesan Officers menu on the Who's Who page. Alternatively, for general enquiries email manchesterdbf@manchester.anglican.org

To contact the website editor, email website@manchester.anglican.org

For local parish matters, enquiries about services, weddings, baptisms, funerals, and local events you should contact your local parish church. Use the Churches page to find contact details for your local parish.

Directions

Car Travel
If you require a route map to Manchester, useful web-sites are www.multimap.com and www.streetmap.co.uk.

Our nearest NCP car park is located about 5 minutes walk from Church House at Manchester Market Place, Blackfriars Street, Manchester M3 2EQ. There are also NCP car parks at King Street West, Lower Hardman Street and New Bailey Street, Salford. Please note that it is not possible to park on Deansgate itself.

Rail Travel
The major stations are all within walking distance of Church House - Piccadilly is about 20 minutes walk, Oxford Road and Deansgate are about 15 minutes and Victoria Station more like 5 to 10 minutes.

Bus Routes
A free metro shuttle (bus) service operates circular routes around the city centre. There are two routes:

• Route 1 (orange), runs about every 5 minutes: based at Piccadilly Rail station (departing from station forecourt) and running to Chinatown, King Street, Deansgate (get off near Kendal's department store - you can't miss it), St Mary's Gate, Market Street and Piccadilly Gardens.
• Route 2: (green), based at Victoria Rail Station and running to Albert Square, Oxford Road Station, Deansgate Station and back along Deansgate to Victoria Station.

Comments and Complaints

Compliments, comments and complaints should be made directly to the individual member of staff or clergy involved. Formal disciplinary complaints can only be brought in limited circumstances under the Clergy Discipline Measure 2003.

Visit www.cofe.anglican.org/about/churchlawlegis/clergydiscipline for details.

Advice leaflets on how to make a formal disciplinary complaint and how to respond to a complaint are available by email to jm@mandioreg.co.uk.