Location

How to get to the Meeting House (pictured above)

Address

25 Clarendon Street
Nottingham
NG1 5JD
Phone 0115 947 3482

Map

Click here to see the map. It will be shown in a new window. The arrow points to the centre of the post code. The Meeting House is on the other side of Clarendon Street (ie the west side. See the banner at the top of this page for an across the street view of the Meeting House). You may zoom the map out if you wish to see a larger area. Close the window when you have finished to return here.

From the rail station or bus station

Take any tram to Nottingham Trent University - the tram stop ( symbol ) is in GOLDSMITH STREET (see map). The trams display and speak the name of each stop as they approach it.

By car

From the south and west you have to go through Canning Circus (the 8-way junction in the left square of the middle row of the map). As you leave Canning Circus, going east, fork left into Talbot Street and left at the next traffic lights into Clarendon Street.

From the north and east reach Clarendon Street from Peel Street or Waverley Street.

Goldsmith Street is for trams only.

Parking

Starting Monday 14th November 2011 the Meeting House is in a restricted zone (everyday including Sundays, from 8am to 8pm) with pay and display areas. Maximum time is 2 hours, cost £3. Traffic wardens are active, even on Sundays, and will give tickets for cars parked not in designated parking places; or without a valid displayed parking receipt; or for feeding meters; or parking in disabled areas without displaying a 'disabled' badge.

On Sundays you may be able to find cheaper on-road parking on the other side of the tram tracks (Peel Street); cost:-

Beware! many 'Residents Only' spaces, throughout Nottingham, have had their restriction extended to include Sundays.

There are multi-story car parks nearby: they are expensive - typically £2.80 for the first 2 hours and £1.50/hour after that.

Park and Ride. For visitors who are coming for more than a short period there are good Park and Ride facilities provided by the Tram service. For details visit the tram website. Parking is free for tram users.

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Last modified: December 21, 2011