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Car parking

Parking for disabled drivers is limited along South Street, but there are a few designated disabled parking on the street.

Blue badge scheme

Greenwich Council offers various services for people with disabilities - including the Motability scheme and the Blue badge scheme.

You may be eligible for a Blue Badge parking permit, which will allow you to park for free in Blue Badge parking spaces or Pay & Display street parking.

For more information on disability services offered by the council, visit their website.

The Blue Badge also qualifies holders for discounts on congestion charge.

Congestion Charge information for Blue Badge holders on the Transport for London website.

Assistance for wheelchair users

If you require any assistance with the use of your wheelchair - around and within the church premises, please speak to any leader or usher .

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Pedestrian approaches

SSBC is not in control of the public walkways outside its buildings but fortunately potential obstacles (trees, parking meters and bins), where they exist, are evenly spaced and in straight rows on the outside of pavements.

Public transport

• Tube and DLR and National Rail: The nearest tube stations - New Cross (East London line), Greenwich, Deptford Bridge (DLR), and Greenwich Station (National Rail) - are all approximately half a mile away from SSBC.
• Bus routes: Greenwich South Street is well served by bus services - Buses 386, 199, 180 - and nearby Blackheath Hill (bus 53) and Greenwich High Road (bus 177). Most Transport for London buses are disability friendly.
• Freedom Pass: Some visitors with disabilities living within the London region may be eligible for a Freedom Pass, which permits free travel on public transport, and you may like to discuss your entitlement with your local authority.
• Taxi from SSBC: While at SSBC, visitors can ask an usher or leader in the office to arrange for a taxi to travel home. Greenwich Borough is also a participating borough in the London Taxicard scheme for disabled users - of which you may be entitled.