Question 1

How to get to St Bride's

Accepted Answer

By Bus: The church is served by numbers 11, 15, 26, 76 and 341 which stop on Fleet Street near the church.

By Train: Thameslink services run into the closest station, City Thameslink.

By Underground: The closest tube stations are St Paul’s (Central line) and Blackfriars (District & Circle lines).

Question 2

Is there parking available?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, St Bride’s is unable to offer any dedicated parking, but there are blue badge bays quite nearby in Dorset Rise and Tudor Street for disabled visitors.

Due to construction work in the area, it is not currently possible to stop and drop off a passenger in Salisbury Square.

Question 3

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

St Bride’s warmly welcomes disabled visitors and their companions. The main church is largely step-free and very accessible, apart from the side aisle seating which is raised by three steps. We have moveable seating in the main body of the church which makes it easy to accommodate wheelchair users.

Question 4

Is there a hearing loop system?

Accepted Answer

St Bride’s is equipped with a hearing loop system that covers the main body of the building.

Question 5

Can I take photos and videos?

Accepted Answer

The event will be captured professionally by the Religion Media Centre team, so photography and videography are not permitted during the lecture itself. However,  feel free to take photos before and after. The event will also be live-tweeted and we encourage discussion on social media.

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