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Ordnance Survey 100019568. 2017 HATTER STREET 53 Redfearn Building 46 P Car Park 7 Victoria El Sub Sta 50 30 44 REDFERN STREET MASON STREET Hanover Building Car Park Car Park College Railway The Cooperative Holyoake House Crossing 28 LB 4 19 47.9m 42 40 MARSHALL STREET TCB Warehouse LC Car Park 55 HANOVER STREET El Sub Sta TODD STREET 6 29 68 MAYES STREET 71 66 FEDERATION STREET 64 69 62 4 69a 50.3m CROSS KEYS STREET El Sub Sta 1 Federation Building SWAN STREET 60 Car Park 2 ADDINGTON STREET 67 58 Car Park RIGA STREET CHADDERTON STREET Balloon Street LB 54 CORPORATION STREET LONG MILLGATE Car Park DANTZIC STREET Bank 34.7m Bus 97 50 Station NEWBECK STREET 95 CABLE STREET 70 1 STREET FB 91 6 to 10 89 HIGHER OSWALD 49 to 53 to 49 Theatre Urbis 2 77 Hotel 40 Garage Ramp 14 GOADSBY STREET ESS 47.2m 4 FB EAGLE STREET Posts 47 to 39 34.8m Hotel Fennel Street Posts NEW GEORGE STREET Multistorey Car Park 62 to 66 to 62 Swan 49.7m 49.7m Buildings 8 40 16 to 20 to 16 Dantzic Place Car Park 37 28 20 SWAN STREET 33 PH Shelter 26 2 to 6 to 2 PH 1 58 3 The Cathedral and COOP STREET CORNELL STREET 1 to 27 60 ESS PH Rising Bollard Car Park Parish Church of Metrolink 12 The Printworks 18 27 Shudehill 15 10 Manchester of St Mary, Shelter 16 8 to 2 Ward Bdy 14 St George and St Denys SHUDEHILL PH 35.7m LB 12 HENRY STREET 40.5m THORNILEY BROW 56 6 to 14 to 6 Interchange HYDE'S 46 PH 6 CROSS 116 to 112 89 to 103 35 PH 42 6 43.6m OAK STREET Bank 4 2 50 The Corn Exchange 4 2 7 83 to 87 6 Cross 21 - 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118 46.6m SCALE 67 58 FB 16 38 5 1:1000 DALE STREET CHINA LANE 18 FB to 71 22 8 58 SIZE TCBs 53 40 A0 73 55 19 Shelters 62 Back China Lane PEAK STREET 1 3 3 23 64 DATE 24 B1 Bus Station 2 79 TCBs 1 1a BACK PICCADILLY PARKER STREET 81 LC 57 83 66 Car Park B5 3 46.0m The University FB TCB Piccadilly Gardens Station 68 of Law 85 Car Park 2 City Tower 19 5 89 15 91a 13 Post 91 Portland Hotel PICCADILLY Shelters 11 77 93 9 DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE 4 to 10 to 4 9 5 TCBs 45.7m 95 3 PATON STREET 4 75 35 to 50 70 Car Park Piccadilly Plaza Multistorey Car Park 2 70 PH REV CIRCUS 97 STREET TCB 12 Rochdale Canal HOPE STREET Hotel AYTOUN STREET 107 Dale Street Basin DUCIE STREET 11 7 45.1m Grand Hotel Lock Multi Car Pk Piccadilly Hotel LENA STREET 11 TCBs 72 47.9m 1 Route Piccadilly -> Victoria CHATHAM STREET Hotel PH 12 Route Victoria -> Piccadilly 10 PORTLAND STREET GORE STREET 81 10 ESS Rochdale 1 to 6 Canal Westminster 111 House Fn TCB 15 ROBY STREET Rodwell 7 to 12 101 to 708 Tower LB 14 The Place Hotel 17 to 19 TCB 46.3m 3 44.5m Malmaison Hotel 1 MAJOR STREET 4 Car Park AYTOUN STREET 44.5m 44.5m MINSHULL STREET 25 1 to 7 Barlow House 1 6 MP LONDON ROAD Gateway Rochdale Canal House AUBURN STREET1 5 Towing Path 8 Crown Court 44.2m HART STREET Piccadilly 10 STREET 2 12 44.2m AUBURN Car Park Minshull Street Bridge MINSHULL STREET AYTOUN STREET 4 Piccadilly Place 42.1m Picc-Vic Cycle Route for discussion purposes only.
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    Manchester Campus Visitor Guide

    How to find us Instructions to visitors in the The Co-operative Group occupies a number of event of a fire or security alert Manchester buildings on a large site directly opposite Victoria Station in the heart of Manchester’s City Centre. Fire Visitor’s Guide Getting here… New Century House & the Miller Street Tower By car Alert Signal - an intermittent ringing of bells means that there is a Manchester is served by a comprehensive motorway network and fire somewhere in the building and that staff and visitors should be is easily accessible from all areas of the country. The Co-operative prepared to evacuate the floor if the bells begin to ring continuously. Group buildings are all located in close proximity to the Arndale Centre, the Printworks and Victoria Station. The landmark Miller Street Evacuation Signal - a continuous ringing of bells means that Tower can be easily identified from most parts of the city centre. staff and visitors on the floor on which it is ringing must proceed immediately via the nearest fire exit to the assembly point, which for The most convenient public car parks are located on New Century House is the entrance forecourt, and for the Miller Street Corporation Street and Miller Street. The area is also well Tower is the car park to the East of the building next to Riga Street. served with short-stay pay and display parking bays. If the bell rings, make yourself known to a fire warden or any member of staff. If you are in a lift when the fire alarm By bus, train or Metrolink tram operates it will automatically take you to the ground floor.