Didsbury is a suburb in south Manchester and is well served by transport links.
The parish has two churches, one at each end of the village. Emmanuel is near the centre of the village, on Barlow Moor Road, next to the library. St James is south, on Stenner Lane, opposite The Didsbury Parsonage and next to The Didsbury pub.
The Parish Centre and No6 are both on the Emmanuel site.
Getting to Didsbury
By bus
From Manchester city centre, travel south on Wilmslow Road. There are frequent buses (40, 42, 42A, 42B, 45A, 142 and 157).
From Stockport, travel west on Didsbury Road (A5145). There are frequent buses (20, 23, 23A, 370).
For Emmanuel, Parish Centre, Parish Office and No6, ask for ‘Didsbury Village’. For St James, ask for ‘The Didsbury’ pub.
By tram
There are frequent trams from Manchester city centre to Didsbury Village tram stop (usually every 8 minutes).
By rail
There are frequent local trains from Manchester Piccadilly to East Didsbury station (usually every 30 minutes).
By road
The Emmanuel site has a small car park serving the church, Parish Centre and No6.
Parking at St James is on Stenner Lane.
SatNav
For Emmanuel use M20 6TR. For St James use M20 2RQ.
From the M56
Leave at Junction 3, following signs for Didsbury A34.
From the M60 [clockwise]
Leave at Junction 5, following signs for Manchester city centre (A5103) and then Didsbury/Stockport (A5145).
From the M60 [anti-clockwise]
Leave at Junction 5, and take the next immediate exit for Northenden (B5166). Turn right and immediately right again, taking you back on to the motorway approach. Follow the signs for Manchester city Centre (A5103) and then Didsbury/Stockport (A5145).
