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Telephone: 0121 608 6668.
Address: Unit 204 Argent Centre (Access C Door on Legge Lane), Birmingham, B1 3HS

 

Directions to our office

By train

Jewellery Quarter is the closest train station. There is a lift available at this station. From the station to the office is:

  • 8-10 minutes walking
  • 3 minutes by taxi
  • 7 minutes by bus (no. 8A)

From Birmingham Snow Hill station to the office is:

  • 17 minutes walking
  • 7 minutes by taxi
  • less than 10 minutes by bus (no. 101 from Snow Hill Queensway, Stop SQ4)

From Birmingham New Street station to the office is:

  • 20 minutes walking
  • 10 minutes by taxi
  • 20-25 minutes by tram (from Stephensen Street in the direction of Wolverhampton)
  • 25 minutes by bus (no. 82 or 87 from St Martin’s Queensway/ New St Station, Stop NS1)

From Birmingham Moor Street station to the office is:

  • 28 minutes walking
  • 17 minutes by taxi
  • 10 minutes by train (there are trains from Moor Street to the Jewellery Quarter on platform 2)

By tram

From the city centre take the tram from Grand Central Tram stop on Stephensen Street towards Wolverhampton. The stop for our office is Jewellery Quarter. It is 5 stops, which takes around 8 minutes.

There is a lift available at the Jewellery Quarter station.

The fare is £2.50 single, £3.60 for a day ticket, payable in cash or by card at the ticket machines at Corporation Street or can be bought from a ticket seller once on the tram.

By bus

From the city centre, take the no. 101 from Colmore Row (Stop SH1), which is on Cathedral Square, to Graham Street (5 stops), which is right outside our office.

The fare is £3 single, £5.50 day ticket, payable in cash or by contactless card (a ticket is not issued with a card), and takes less than 5 mins. Reach the bus stop from New Street or Snow Hill stations by following signage to Birmingham Cathedral.

By car

There is on street parking on Legge Lane, for maximum 2-4 hours, payable via the RingGo app. There is also paid parking at the Ramgarhia Sikh Temple car park opposite the Argent Centre.

Accessibility

 

Building Access

Our office is accessible from Access C, a red door on Legge Lane with an intercom. If you key in 204, and ring up, we’ll be able to open the door to let you in.

Our office also has step-free access via Gate B on Frederick Street. Call us on 0121 608 6668 to help facilitate entry to the office. We will be able to let you in via the car park.

From the car park to the lift, there are 3 steps, each of which is 14cm high and 24cm deep, and there is an adjustable telescopic wheelchair ramp that can be put over the stairs to enable manual wheelchair access. This ramp is unfortunately not suitable for electric wheelchairs or scooters, and can only support up to 275kg.

Once in the building, the lift is immediately on your left. Take it up to the second floor, then exit and turn immediately left and unit 204 (our office) will be on your left.

Facilities

For use of the gender neutral and accessible toilets in the building, take the lift back down to the ground floor, exit through the car park, and there is ramped access to the accessible toilet just past the driveway into the car park.

There are women’s toilets on the 1st floor and men’s toilets on the 2nd floor, both accessible via our office. The men’s toilets have two cubicles and the women’s have three cubicles. Neither have sinks in the cubicles.

The women’s toilets are down two flights of stairs, with each step measuring 20cm high and 24cm deep, and there being 16 steps.

Whilst you’re with us

If you need a quiet space to take a moment, we have an area at the far end of our office available for just that.

We also have a sensory box containing ear defenders and fidget toys.



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