Telephone
0300 123 1142
Textphone
0300 123 1264
Email: SSCSA-Liverpool@
justice.gov.uk
Bayley House, St Georges Square, (Off All Saints Street), Bolton, BL1 2HB
Tel: 0300 123 1142 Textphone: 0300 123 1264 Email: SSCSA-Liverpool@justice.gov.uk
Who should I contact about my hearing?
Telephone: 0300 123 1142
Minicom: 0300 123 1264
By road
From A666 Northbound St Peters Way Take the exit marked Town Centre (North), follow the road and take the first right onto B6205 Bow Street, then take the next right onto All Saints Street. Follow the road and cross at the crossroad. St Georges Square is the first right after the crossroad. There are now 3 car parks on this stretch of All Saints Street.
By Rail/Underground
Bolton railway station is off Trinity Street (A578) and is approximately 15 minutes walk from the venue. From the Train Station exit and turn left onto A579 Trinity Street. Take the first left onto A575 Bradshawgate and follow the road. When you reach the Public House marked Dog & Partridge turn left onto B6205 Bow Street. Cross the road and head down the first road on your right which will be All Saints Street. Follow the road and cross at the crossroad. St Georges Square is the first right after the crossroad. For more information about train times, please visit: www.nationalrail.co.uk.
By Bus
Bolton bus station is beside the market and is approximately 15 minutes walk from the venue. At the bus station exit onto A6172 Black Horse Street which is the road with the Job Centre. Turn right and follow the road. At the end of the road turn left onto A575 Bradshawgate. Follow the Directions above to get to the venue. For more information about bus times, please visit: www.transportdirect.info.
Can I bring my Children to the Hearing Centre?
Yes, but please remember that children should not be left unattended at any time. The hearing centre does not have anyone to look after children and our staff cannot supervise them or be held responsible for their safety.
In most circumstances you cannot take children into the hearing room with you. They can stay in the waiting room as long as there is another adult with you to look after them.
Special requirements
If you have any special requirements that you have not already notified to the Tribunal, which need to be taken into account so that you can attend the hearing you should contact the office that notified you of your hearing as soon as possible to discuss these.
Other Information
Help and Advice
HM Courts & Tribunals Service Staff can advise you on Tribunal procedures and information about your hearing, but they cannot give you legal advice.
Accessibility and Facilities