Manchester

As a rapidly expanding hub for business, innovation and investment, Manchester has become a central player in the UK’s commercial landscape. With a growing reputation as a leading legal market outside London, it continues to attract talent, investment and opportunity at scale.

Our presence here reflects that momentum. Since opening in 1997, we’ve grown into a 230-strong team, embedded in a city that continues to evolve and expand. Now based at 1 St Michael’s, our move places us within one of Manchester’s most ambitious new developments; its first fully net zero carbon commercial building.

This investment in a high-quality, sustainable workspace mirrors our long-term commitment to Manchester and its future. As the city continues to grow, so do we, playing an active role in its thriving business community and investing in the city’s talent and future growth.

Where to find us

Manchester

Hill Dickinson LLP, 1 St Michael’s

36 Jacksons Row

Manchester

M2 5WD

United Kingdom

T: +44 161 817 7200

Barry Gibb

Partner | Head of Pensions | Head of Manchester office

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Getting to us

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Train station: Manchester Oxford Road Station
Bus stop: Edwardian Hotel (Stop SJ)
Metrolink: St Peter’s Square
Car park: NCP Great Northern Warehouse
Airport: Manchester Airport

Accessibility information

Lighting in meeting rooms able to be turned off/adjusted
Wellness room access
Door width of rooms such as entrances to HD reception, meeting rooms and toilets (i.e. for visitors who require wheelchairs)
- Accessible toilet –87cm
- Main doors to Reception – 155cm
- Meeting Room doors - 88cm
Door width of exterior entrance - photo here. Door width 105cm/barriers 91cm
Please see our office floor plan here
Exterior entrance assistance: Ground level accessible access from exterior
Accessible toilet access in each of the UK offices
Assistance in the event of an emergency procedure: fire marshals and first aiders at each of our offices. A Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan is a documented plan that outlines how a person who may need assistance (e.g. due to mobility, sensory, or cognitive impairments) is to evacuate a building and should be completed in advance of attendance.
Assistance dogs welcome