Revival Fires
Ministry Centre
117-120 Wolverhampton Street, Dudley, DY1 3AL, UK
Email
info@revivalfires.org.uk
Phone
+44 (0)1384 239 943
Travel Plan
Revival Fires is seeking, with the support of the TravelWise programme, to pro-actively assist travel to and from the Ministry Centre. We want to reduce congestion and provide quick, efficient and economical alternative means of transport.
We hope that this guide will be helpful in raising your awareness to a range of travel options. The Ministry Centre has a very central location in Dudley, making alternative forms of transport very accessible. Revival Fires also seeks to be a blessing to our local community, and this Travel Plan will assist us to do so.
In each of the Travel Plan pages, you can click on the maps and pre-planned routes for each alternative option and print them off to make your journey as pleasant and easy as possible. So whether you are travelling from near or far, visit regulary or rarely, there is a viable transport alternative for you!
'To work towards reducing the environment and congestion impacts of transport activities of visitor and employees.'
Car Sharing
Car sharing is two or more people commuting in one car. It can help reduce the number of cars on the road, pressure on parking and saves everyone money.
Use the map to plan your journey to Revival Fires and find the best car-parking facility.
Use the Lift Share website to find others wanting to car share on their journey.
Use the AA travelwatch website and the RAC travel services website to plan your journey.
Arrange car sharing if you are visiting in a group.
Call the Revival Fires office to find out if there are delegates coming from your local area.
If you have spaces in your car, inform a Revival Fires member of staff to announce.
Public Transport
Public transport use reduces congestion, pollution, wear and tear on vehicles and is often quicker and cheaper. Buses in the West Midlands currently can approximately carry the equivalent occupants of 22 cars each.
Due to the central position of the church, public transport is a very viable alternative transport.
We offer a telephone you can use for free to call a taxi service.
Dudley Bus Station is located at the bottom of Dudley High Street, a short walk from the Centre.
If you are arriving by plane, National Express coaches run from most airports to Dudley Bus Station.
Walking
Nationally 30% of all journeys are less than 2 miles, many of which are to and from work, or work related. Walking is cheap, healthy and reduces car parking requirements.
An ideal solution is to book accommodation near to the church and walk to the meetings.
Due to the central position of the church, walking is a very viable alternative transport.
Walking can be a more direct route as it does not limited by one way systems.
For shorter journeys, walking can be faster than driving when roads are congested.
Cycling
Cycling is environmentally friendly and provides regular exercise. Storing cycles takes up less space than car parking.
Due to the central position of the church, cycling is a very viable alternative transport.
We can ensure safe storage for your bicycle.
Trains
There are eight local rail lines in the West Midlands providing fast, convenient travel.
Trains are particularly good if you are travelling from a further distance. There are many bus stops and taxi services running from the train stations near Dudley.
Plan your train journey with Trainline https://www.thetrainline.com/
The closest stations to Revival Fires are:
Dudley Port Train Station
Sandwell and Dudley Train Station
Tipton Train Station
Aeroplanes
The closest airport to Revival Fires is Birmingham International Airport.
Flight Link offer the best connection service direct from the aiport to Dudley Bus Station.