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From The North From Warrington Buxton A54 From A54 MacclesfieldA34 A50 Timbersbrook A5022 A534 Congleton Aalco Stoke Arclid A527 J17 T Whitemoor Unit F, Forge Way u n s Brown Lees Industrial Estate t al A34 Biddulph l R Inset y o a Stoke-on-Trent ST8 7DN a W M6 d A533 e Brown Le g Tel: +44 1782 375700 r o Fax: +44 1782 375701 Sandbach F A50 A34 A60 e Texaco Brown Lees s Poolfold M6 Congleton A614 A53 M1 Industrial R Estate oad J17 A6 Mansfield ay A534 ria W Biddulph Victo J28 A533 A38 J16 A52 A527 Newcastle- Under-Lyme J26 ay W J15 Stoke-on-Trent t c Nottingham e p A53 A50 J25 s Derby o r A527 A453 P Biddulph A34 J24 Rode East Midlands A34 Heath Scholar Stafford A46 M6 A38 Green M6 A51 A42 M1 A6 See Inset From M6 Southbound A50 Leave the M6 at junction 17 and join the A534 towards Congleton. A533 Continue into Congleton at the first roundabout continue ahead Alsager Kidsgrove Brindley onto the A34 West Road. Remain on the A34 over a further two roundabouts then turn Ford A527 right onto the A527 Rood Hill. A34 Kidsgrove A50 towards Biddulph. Remain on the A534 through Biddulph over four roundabouts and proceed for a further 1/2 mile into Brindley Ford. Turn right at the Texaco Petrol Station onto Brown Lees Road. Take the first right onto Forge Way. A500 We are situated on the left hand side. From M6 Northbound J16 Leave the M6 at junction 16 and join the A500 towards Stoke A500 on Trent. Take the second slip road exit and at the roundabout turn left. At the third roundabout continue ahead onto the A527 towards Biddulph. N A527 From Remain on the A527 over a further four roundabouts and M6 Leek proceed for a further 1/2 mile into Brindley Ford. Audley Smallthorne Turn left at the Texaco Petrol Station onto Brown Lees Road. A53 Take the first right onto Forge Way. We are situated on the left hand side. A34 A500 A50 By Train Kidsgrove is the nearest railway station. We are a short taxi ride from the station. From Stoke-on For further information on train times and fares please call The South -Trent National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950. Birmingham.

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THE CATHOLIC PASTORAL PARTNERSHIP OF BIDDULPH, GOLDENHILL, KIDSGROVE & PACKMOOR UNDER THE PATRONAGE AND PROTECTION OF OUR LADY OF GRACE SUNDAY BULLETIN PENTECOST SUNDAY SUNDAY 31ST MAY 2020 CHURCHES A WORD FROM THE PARISH PRIEST Biddulph English Martyrs’ Church, Church Road, Biddulph, tion of how we will come guidance is at the moment) ST8 6NE out of the lockdown clo- not be over 70 years old, Goldenhill St Joseph’s Church, sure of churches. It is likely nor have underlying health High Street, Stoke-on-Trent, ST6 to take place in July. The conditions. This is because 5RD first stage will be that we, under the law, have a Kidsgrove St John the Evange- churches will be open for duty of care to volunteers list’s Church, The Avenue, personal prayer, before to safeguard their health Kidsgrove, ST7 1AE being opened again for and safety as far as possi- Packmoor St Patrick’s Church, public celebration of Mass. ble. We have the next Mellor Street, Packmoor, Stoke- The Vicar General has indi- month to get everything in on-Trent, ST7 4SN I wish you a blessed Feast cated that only churches place so that we are ready of Pentecost! Some of you that can guarantee the re- to re-open when the word KEY CONTACTS have been following the quired social distancing comes from the hierarchy Parish Priest nine days of the Pentecost will be able to open. As I that we are able. Rev Fr Julian C Green Novena with me online. I said last week, in our part- Assistant Priest Opening the churches hope that it was a blessed nership, when we open, it Rev Fr Prabhakar Pamisetty MF physically is as nothing time for you, and that the will be St Joseph’s and St Joseph’s Presbytery compared to opening up consecration to the Holy English Martyrs’ which 715 High Street the life of the Church Spirit that we make today will be the first to open.
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