Air✈️

Fly into Birmingham International airport (BHX), from which you can get the train to central Birmingham (BHM) or to Sandwell and Dudley (SAD), or a taxi.

Rail🚂

Our closest train station is Sandwell and Dudley, on the West Coast Mainline from London to Edinburgh, under 2mi by foot and with a bus stop outside. Alternatively, you may wish to get the train to central Birmingham, where your options are Birmingham New Street, which offers a connection to Sandwell and Dudley, Birmingham Moor Street, or Birmingham Snow Hill. These are all located close to tram stops and bus stops.

Metro🚋

Trinity Way tram stop is named after the road, which in turn is named after the church! The tram stop is practically on the church steps, and the tram runs frequently from Birmingham city centre and Wolverhampton. The Dudley track opening has been announced for late August, but we wouldn’t keep our hopes up.

Bus🚏

West Bromwich bus station is very well connected, with buses from practically everywhere in the West Midlands. The bus station is half a mile from church, and also has a tram stop (West Bromwich Central). Our nearest bus stops are Trinity Way, Hope Street, and Boulton Road.

Road🚗

West Bromwich is just off Junction 1 of the M5 and Junction 8 of the M6, as well as the A41 and Black Country New Road (for which the band is named!). Church parking is available, but is limited, and though surrounding streets have free parking, this is also fairly limited. If needed, paid car parks are detailed on the council’s website here.

Getting around🗺️

As you can see above, we are very well connected. Attractions in Birmingham can generally be accessed by getting the tram into the city, whereas Dudley trips are best by car or bus.