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Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Millbrook, which is about 5 mintues from the Centre by car.

Local bus nos:
The bus routes servicing the Centre are the 4 (From City Centre via Upper Shirley and General Hospital but stops at Oakley Road, 500 yards walk 17/17A. From City Centre, express route via Shirley but stops at Oakley Road, 500 yards walk from Adelaide Health Centre and continues on to and from. The 7/7A (From City Centre via Bassett and Lordswood), 21 (City Centre via Millbrook and General Hospital) and the 22 (From City Centre via Polygon).

Any special directions for drivers:
The Centre is situated on William Macleod Way, off the A35.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Alfreton, which is about 10 mintues from the Hospital by car.

Local bus nos:
The 1, 96, 97, 97A, 98, 98A, 149, 150, 339 and 610 buses run along Mayfield Road.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Centre is situated on Church Street, off the A61.

Nearest station:
The nearest London underground station is High Barnet, which is a 30 minute walk from the hospital, or take the 263 bus into the hospital grounds.

Local bus nos:
Bus routes serving the hospital are 107, 263, 307, 384 and 614.

Any special directions for drivers:
The MRI Centre is situated in Barnet General Hospital on Wellhouse Lane, off Wood Street (A411) next to the Accident and Emergency department. The MRI Centre can also be accessed through the main hospital via the Diagnostic Imaging department. Parking is £4 for the day.

Other information:
The London NHS Diagnostic Service also run services from Barnet. For more information visit: London NHS Diagnostic Service

By Road:

From the A12, take A130 signposted Basildon and continue until you reach Sadlers Farm roundabout. Take the second exit onto A13 and then take the A176 turn off. Take the Basildon exit and continue on this road, Basildon University Hospital is on your left. From the A127, take the A176 towards Basildon Town Centre, the Hospital route is clearly marked with red Hospital A&E signs. When you reach the Hospital, the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre will be signposted to the left. Parking There is a car park next to the centre and some spaces for blue badge holders, drop-off spaces are directly outside the entrance to the centre. There is a Pay and Display car park available. Parking is free for the first 45 minutes, then £3 for up to 8 hours.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Basildon and it takes 15 minutes to walk to the hospital from the station.

By Bus:

Bus routes serving the Hospital include 21, 100, 200 and 383.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Leicester, which is about 15 minutes
away by car. Timetables are available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone
0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Buses stop immediately outside of the centre. Timetables are available
at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The centre is located on Hockley Farm Road.

Parking:
Disabled and Patient/Visitor parking is located immediately outside the centre.

By Road:

From the M25 take junction 27 on to the M11. At junction 11 take the road signposted Cambridge (A1309), Hauxton Road and bear left on to the High Street. Turn right on to Long Road and right on to Hills Road; the entrance to the hospital will be on your right. The mobile NHS PET/CT Diagnostic Imaging Service is located close to the Addenbrooke’s Treatment Centre (ATC). The car park closest to the mobile PET/CT is Car Park F (opposite the Addenbrooke’s Treatment Centre). Currently it is under renovation but parts of Car Park F will remain open during this time. Marshals will be located at the entrance to the car park to direct you to available parking spaces. Once this refurbishment work has been completed Car Park F will be renamed as the ‘Treatment Centre Car Park’. Drop off parking is available directly outside the Treatment Centre. Parking space at Cambridge University Hospitals is limited and the nearby roads can get congested. We encourage you to use public transport, taxis or walk/cycle, if possible. A ‘pay on foot’ car park system operates at Cambridge University Hospitals, with patients and visitors paying to park in specially designated car parks. All car parks at Cambridge University Hospitals have barriers at the entrances and exits. Ticket machines are located in each car park for paying and validating the car park ticket before exit. The system is very easy to use, just like many shopper’s car parks in towns and cities around the country. If you choose to come by car, please remember to bring some change for the car park ticket machines. Please click here for further detail

By Rail:

Trains stop at Cambridge Railway Station, which is about two miles from Addenbrooke’s. There are frequent buses (every 10 minutes) from the station (Citi 1 and Citi 7) to Addenbrooke’s and also a convenient taxi service. For further information on train times and updates please call 08457 484 95

By Bus:

Nearly 60 buses an hour serve Addenbrooke’s Hospital on weekdays, with services originating from both within the City of Cambridge and beyond. For full timetable information please click here to go to the county council website , or call Traveline on 0871 200 2 233 for regular updates. The hospital is served by its own bus station located at the Hills Road entrance to the site. The majority of buses pick up and drop off her

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Harlesden, which also has access to the Bakerloo line and London Overground services. Park Royal (Piccadilly line) and Hanger Lane (Central line) are also close by. All stations are about 5 to 10 minutes away by car.

Local bus nos:
The bus routes serving the hospital are the 95, 266 and the 478, though all buses will pass the hospital.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Park Royal MRI Centre is situated in area 4 of the ground floor ACAD building in the Central Middlesex Hospital on Acton Lane.

Parking:
Pay and display parking is available, costing £2 per hour.

Other information:
The London NHS Diagnostic Service also run services from Central Middlesex. For more information visit: London NHS Diagnostic Service

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Loughborough, which is about 25 minutes
away by car. Timetables are available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone
0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Coalville Community Hospital is served by a number of bus services. Timetables are available atwww.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is located on the Broom Leys Road. The drop-off point is immediately outside the main entrance.

Parking:
Car parking and disabled parking is available on site.

By Road:

From the M25 take junction 28 then follow the A12 to Chelmsford for approximately 35 miles. When you see signs for Colchester you will also see red signs for hospital A/E. Follow these signs. From the A12 they should take you to A1124 - A133 - A134. The A134 is left at the Colne Bank roundabout. Stay on this for 1 mile then turn right into Turner Road. Parking Please note that the car parking machines do not give change. Car parking charges: £1.80 for up to to 1 hour, £3.00 for 1 to 2 hours, £4.00 for 2 to 4 hours, £5.00 for 4 to 8 hours and £10.00 for 8 to 24 hours. Pay and Display car parking is extremely limited at our hospitals and not guaranteed. Because of the pressure on car park spaces, we would strongly encourage you to explore alternative ways of travelling to the hospital.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Colchester.

By Bus:

Bus routes serving the hospital include 65, 84, 8 and 8A. There are many bus services from the outlying areas of Colchester that serve the Town Centre and there are two 10 minute frequent buses serving the hospital from the Town Centre. To catch a number 8, 8a or 65 to the hospital go to bus stand ‘S’ in Head Street.

About Cornwall House:

Cornwall House Clinic has a fifteen year history of caring for health within its beautiful Edwardian setting. An extensive range of services and treatments are carried out by experienced consultants.

Website:
www.cornwallhouseclinic.com

By Road:

From the South, leave the M6 at junction 15 and follow the A500 for four miles. Take the A53 first exit left towards Newcastle under Lyme. Go straight through the first set of traffic lights and you will pass the New Victoria Theatre on your right. At the next traffic lights, turn right into Sandy Lane. Cornwall house is 300yds on the right.

From the North, leave the M6 at J16 and follow the A500 for about five miles. Take the A53 exit and follow the signs for Newcastle under Lyme. Go straight through the first set of traffic lights and you will pass the New Victoria Theatre on your right. At the next traffic lights, turn right into Sandy Lane. Cornwall house is 300yds on the right.

From the East, (Uttoxeter, Burton on Trent), follow the A50 through Meir tunnel and continue for three miles until you reach the A500. Turn right onto the A500 and continue for two miles. Take the A53 first exit left towards Newcastle under Lyme. Go straight through the first set of traffic lights and you will pass the New Victoria Theatre on your right. At the next traffic lights, turn right into Sandy Lane. Cornwall house is 300yds on the right.

From Leek, continue on the A53 across the intersection with the A500 heading for Newcastle under Lyme. Go straight through the first set of traffic lights and you will pass the New Victoria Theatre on your right. At the next traffic lights, turn right into Sandy Lane. Cornwall house is 300yds on the right.

From the West, (Shrewsbury and Market Drayton), continue on the A53 straight through the first set of traffic lights as you approach Newcastle town centre. At 100yards there is a roundabout (Warner cinema complex). Turn right and in 100yards at the next roundabout take the second exit into Barracks Road (A527). Continue past the bus station on your left. At the next roundabout, take the third exit (A527 signed for Tunstall known as Queen Street) and after one mile turn right into Sandy Lane. Cornwall House is 200 yards on the left.

Nearest station:
The nearest station is Stoke on Trent, which is about 10 minutes away by car.

Local bus nos:
Bus routes that run close to the Centre are 34 and 34a.

Upon arrival:
Please report to Reception.

Croydon's Open Scanner
InHealth's facilities at Croydon University Hospital include the UK's only high quality open scanner. This scanner makes it possible for patients with claustrophobia or obesity to undergo an MRI scan. This service is available to NHS patients in the local area, and to private patients throughout the UK.

Nearest station:
The nearest stations are East Croydon, West Croydon and Thornton Heath, which are a bus or taxi ride to the hospital.

Local bus nos:
Bus routes serving the hospital are: 60, 64, 109, 198, 250 and 289

Any special directions for drivers:
The MRI Unit is situated adjacent to the Accident and Emergency Department of Croydon University Hospital.

Is there parking at the unit?:
Car parking is limited and during busy periods, patients may have to wait for a space. Public pay and display car parking is provided off Hospital Way at the London Road entrance and outside the Maternity Department. Small change (10p, 20p, 50p and £1 coins) are required for the machines.

Other information:
The London NHS Diagnostic Service also run services from Croydon University Hospital. For more information visit: London NHS Diagnostic Service

About InHealth Hearing Care

The first InHealth Hearing Care Centre will open in Derby city centre on the 4th October 2010. InHealth, a leading independent UK healthcare company, has been providing a whole range of diagnostic and imaging scans and tests both on behalf of the NHS and privately across the country for many years. Our audiology services currently operate from hospitals, clinics and via mobile units and as a direct response to patient feedback regarding accessibility, we are now branching out onto the high street.

The new InHealth Hearing Care Centre will provide easy access to hearing tests and will enable GPs to refer their patients directly to us for a hearing assessment, therefore eliminating waits for hospital outpatient appointments or long distances to travel. Our aim is to provide quick appointments in a convenient location, allowing patients to fit their hearing test around their everyday life.

By Road:
The MRI Scanning Centre is located in the X-ray department of Dewsbury and District Hospital on Halifax Road (A638). Pay and display parking is available, costing £1.20 per hour.

By Rail:
The nearest train station is Dewsbury, which is one mile from the hospital.

By Bus:
Bus routes serving the hospital are 212, 213, 268 and 283.

Nearest station:
The nearest stations are Hampden Park Station, which is 0.7 miles from the hospital and Eastbourne Station, which is 2 miles from the hospital.

Local bus nos:
Bus routes serving the hospital are 1A, 2, 3, 6, 18, 51, 52 and 54.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Eastbourne Imaging Centre is situated in Eastbourne District General Hospital on Kings Drive (A2021). Public car parking spaces operate on a pay and display basis. Spaces for disabled drivers/holders of blue car park badges are available free of charge.

By road:
From the East – Leave M5 at junction 29; traffic signals turn right onto Honiton Road (A3015) signposted Exeter; Moor Lane Roundabout take the 2nd exist onto the A3015 signposted City Centre; at next roundabout take 2nd exit onto B3183 signposted City Centre; Turn right onto Sidmouth Road (B3183) signposted City Centre; at next roundabout take the 1st exist onto Western Way (B3212) signposted Plymouth, Torquay, Okehampton; Turn right onto Holloway Street (B3182); Continue forward onto South Street; Turn right onto Fore Street; Turn left onto Mary Arches Street (Car Park); Unit is left at the traffic lights on Bartholomew Street West.

From the West – A38 flowing into the M5 leaving at junction 29 as above.

From the North – Approach on A377; at roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A377 (signposted City Centre); Bear right onto the A377 (signposted Plymouth, Torquay, St David’s Station); at mini-roundabout turn right onto the A377; at gyratory turn onto New Bridge Street (signposted Cathedral); Turn left onto Bartholomew Street West.

By Rail:
Nearest rail stations – Exeter St David’s & Exeter Central.

Nearest station:
There is no nearby rail service or station.

Local bus nos:
Feilding Palmer Hospital is served by a number of bus services which stop in the town centre and adjacent to the site. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm
or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is located on Gilmorton Road (next door to the Medical Practice).
The hospital is signposted on all the surrounding main roads.

Parking:
Car parking is available on site but is limited. Alternative car parking is available
in the town. Disabled parking is also available.

By Road:
From the M3. Exit at Junction 4, and then follow the signs for Frimley/Camberley. At the exit roundabout take the second exit, then filter to the left following signs for Frimley (written in road). Join the Frimley by-pass taking the middle lane. At the roundabout go straight across and the hospital is the first exit on your left at the next roundabout. From Guildford and Farnham via the A331. Take the third slip road off the A331 for Frimley, then turn left at the top of this road and get in the right hand lane. At the roundabout take the third exit and at the next roundabout go straight across. The hospital is the first exit on your left at the next roundabout.

Parking
There are parking facilities for patients at the front of the hospital, although demand is high between 2pm and 3pm. Charges apply, as follows: Up to 15 minutes (Free), Up to 2 hours (£2.00), Up to 3 hours (£3.50), Up to 4 hours (£4.00), Up to 5 hours (£5.00), Over 5 hours (£6.00) and a 7 day pass at £12.00 and can be purchased from the ‘pay on foot’ parking machines. The income raised is used to support the hospital.

There are parking bays in close proximity to the hospital for the disabled. Patients may be taken to and collected from the main entrance but cars cannot wait in areas where there are double yellow lines or ‘No parking’ signs. Road space must be kept clear for ambulances and other emergency traffic.

Access to Frimley Park is particularly difficult between 10.00 and 11.00 am and 2.00 and 3.00 pm. Visitors are asked to bear this in mind, and allow plenty of time to find car park space.

By Rail:
The nearest National Rail train station is Frimley, although you may find it more convenient to use Farnborough and to complete your journey by bus or taxi. There are numerous local taxi services and there is a freephone facility for ordering taxis located in Accident and Emergency.

Southwest Trains services from Waterloo to Guildford via Ascot serve Frimley Station. From there you can take the short walk to the Hospital or use bus routes 2 and 71.

By Bus:
The hospital is served by local bus operators. Timetable information is available by telephoning 0871 200 2233 (Surrey traveline).

Stagecoach Route 3 (from Aldershot, Mytchett, Ash Vale, Frimley, Camberley, Blackwater and Yateley).
Arriva Route 35 (from Woking, Knaphill, Bisley, Lightwater, Frimley and Camberley).
Countywide Route 71 (from Farnham, Crondall, Fleet, Cove, Farnborough, Frimley station and Camberley).
Carlone Route 501 (from Camberley, Frimley, West End, Chobham, Ottershaw and St Peter’s Hospital [Chertsey]).

All of the above routes serve the bus stop on-site.

Stagecoach Route 1 (from Aldershot, North Camp, Farnborough, Frimley and Camberley).
Stagecoach Route 2 (from Farnborough, Cove, Frimley station, Heatherside and Camberley).

The above two routes serve stops within a short walk of the Hospital.

By Road:

From M1 take junction 21A and follow signs for Glenfield then Glenfield Hospital. Car Parking is Pay and Display. There are two change machines at Glenfield, one in the main reception and the other in the south entrance reception. Parking £1.00p for up to 1 hour, £1.50 for 1 to 2 hours, £2.00 for 2 to 3 hours, £3.00 for 3 to 4 hours, £4.00 for 4 to 6 hours, £6.00 for 6 to 8 hours, £8.00 for 8 to 12 hours and £10.00 for 12 to 24 hours. The car parks at Glenfield Hospital are staffed by car park attendants from 7.00am - 11.00pm daily. Those entering and exiting the car parks within 30 minutes will do so free of charge.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Leicester, located on the London Road, near to the centre of the city. There are a selection of hotels within either walking distance or a short taxi ride. The station has lifts to allow passengers to get onto and off the platform and into the main part of the station. For timetables and ticket sales contact National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 or text 0845 60 50 600.

By Bus:

The bus routes servicing the Hospital are the 27, 27A, 14A, 28, 54, 70A and UHL bus. The hospital shuttle bus departs from outside Leicester National Rail train station every 30 minutes from 7.00am - 6.30pm, Monday to Friday. Catch it at the bus stops listing UHL as one of the services that stop there to travel to Glenfield Hospital, Leicester General Hospital and Leicester Royal Infirmary. All journeys cost £1.00.

Nearest station:
Hinckley train station is approximately 10 minutes walk from the hospital
(less than 5 minutes by taxi) and marked on the map above. Timetables available
at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Hinckley & District Hospital is served by regular bus services into Hinckley town
centre. The closest bus stop is situated on London Road. Timetables available
at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
You can find us located on Hill Street. The hospital is signposted on all the
surrounding main roads.

Parking:
On-site car parking is limited but an overflow car park is available opposite the
main hospital. Disabled parking is also available.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Langley Mill, which is about 15 mintues from the Hospital by car.

Local bus nos:
The 23 and BC buses stop outside the hospital.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is situated just off the A6007 Heanor Road.

About the InHealth Vascular Ultrasound Service:
The InHealth Vascular Ultrasound Service (formally Vincent Medical) is one of the UK’s leading specialists in non-invasive vascular imaging services. Based at the University College London Hospital, the Vascular Laboratory is part of the Vascular Intervention Department. Our highly trained team of vascular scientists have successfully delivered high quality, specialised diagnostic services to surgeons and physicians at a selection of NHS and private hospitals across London over the last 15 years.

By road:
The InHealth Vascular Ultrasound Service is situated opposite Warren Street tube station. Parking can be difficult but there are a number of car parks nearby including Cavendish Square and Marylebone Road. There is no parking available at The InHealth Vascular Ultrasound Service.

By tube:
The nearest stations are Euston Square and Warren Street.

By Road:

From London Leave the M2 following signs for Canterbury and Dover (A2). Exit the A2 at Harbledown, leave by the slip road signposted Canterbury and join the A2050. Travel straight across at the first roundabout and at the second turn right onto Rheims Way A290. Continue ahead at the next roundabout and then turn right at the following roundabout onto Old Dover Road. Take the fourth turning right onto Ethelbert Road and the hospital is on your left. From Dover and Folkestone Take the A2 and leave by the slip road signposted Canterbury (A2050). At the roundabout take the second exit onto Old Dover Road. Take the fourth turning left onto Ethelbert Road and the hospital is on your left. From Ashford Take the A28 Thannington Road/Wincheap to Canterbury City Centre and at the roundabout turn right onto Pin Hill. At the next roundabout turn right onto Old Dover Road. Take the fourth turning right onto Ethelbert Road and the hospital is on your left. From Margate Take the A28 Sturry Road and follow signs for Canterbury City Centre. Take the left fork just before the Northgate roundabout. At the next roundabout turn right onto A28 Military Road and continue straight ahead at the following roundabout. When you reach the next roundabout turn left onto Old Dover Road. Take the fourth turning right onto Ethelbert Road and the hospital is on your left. Parking Park in car park B and enter at the main outpatient entrance. Car parking at the hospital is limited, so please use public transport if you can. Both patient and visitor parking is pay and display. Disabled parking is available and ramps are at all main entrances.

By Rail:

The nearest train station is Canterbury East, which is on the Dover to Victoria line. When exiting the station go over the footbridge and follow the city wall around to the bus station. Canterbury West Station is on the Ramsgate to Ashford line and you will need to take either a bus to the bus station and then the 25/25A service to the hospital or a taxi direct to the hospital.

By Bus:

The number 25/25A bus goes to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. Please call Stagecoach in East Kent on 08456 002299 or visit the Stagecoach website.

Nearest station:
The nearest station to Kingston Hospital is Norbiton. The hospital is a short walk (less than five minutes) from the station along Coombe Road or Wolverton Avenue.

Norbiton Station is served by South West Trains and receives regular services into and out of London Waterloo. Services to Norbiton run on the Kingston Loop and the Shepperton line.

Local bus nos:
Kingston hospital is served by a number of bus routes. Low-floor, wheelchair accessible buses run on all the routes serving the hospital.

Bus stops can be found:
From Kingston Hospital forecourt K2 & K4
From Galsworthy Road K3, 57, 213 & N213
From Coombe Road (A238) K2, K3, K4 & K5
From Kingston Hill (A308) 57, 85, 213 & N213

For drivers:
The hospital has pay and display car parks on site for patients and visitors. The charging period for the car park is from 8:00am to 8:00pm, seven days a week.

You will need to have the correct change for the pay and display machines (please note, we do not have change machines). The current minimum fee is £1.80 (for the first hour) and £1.50 for each hour thereafter (up to five hours).

If you are driving to the hospital from the M25 (London orbital motorway)

*Exit the motorway at junction 10, (signed London (SW), Kingston, Guildford & A3), and take the A3 towards Kingston.

*Exit the A3 at the Coombe Lane Interchange.

*Join the A238 (Coombe Lane).

*Continue down Coombe Lane and turn right at the junction with Galsworthy Road.

*Kingston Hospital is located on the left

If you are driving to the hospital from the M3

*Exit the motorway at junction 1 (signed Sunbury, Kingston & A308).

*Join the A308 (following signs for Kingston).

*Continue on the A308 to Kingston and after crossing the River Thames, follow the one way system rejoining the A308 (London Road).

*Turn right onto the A238 (Coombe Road and turn left at the junction with Galsworthy Road.

*Kingston Hospital is located on the left

Telephone:
0208 439 1038 – main switchboard
0208 934 2146 – radiology department

By Rail:

The hospital lies approximately 2 miles from Lincoln Central Station. There is a taxi rank immediately outside the station.

By Bus:

Bus numbers 11 and 12 leave from Lincoln Bus station. Alternatively please contact Traveline on 0871 200 2233 for advice on planning your route.

Car Parking:

On site car parking is available. Disabled parking spaces are also available.

By Road:

Guy’s and St Thomas’ is situated on Westminster Bridge Road and is within the central London congestion charging zone. Parking The car park is pay on foot and has limited spaces. Please make sure you have the right change.

By Rail:

The nearest tube stations are Westminster, Waterloo and Lambeth North, which are accessed on the Bakerloo, Circle, District, Jubilee, Northern and Waterloo & City lines. The nearest National Rail train station is Waterloo. All the mention stations are about 10 to 15 minutes walk away.

By Bus:

The bus routes serving the Hospital are, 12, 53, 148, 159, 211 and 453 - Stop at Westminster Bridge Road 77, 507 and N44 - Stop at Lambeth Palace Road 3, 344 and C10 - Stop at Lambeth Road (15 minutes walk) 76, 341, 381 and RV1 - Stop at York Road 12, N44, 53, 148, N155, N159, N381 and 453 - Stop at Westminster Bridge Road during the night.

About the London Imaging Centres:
The InHealth London Imaging Centres offer a full range of diagnostic imaging modalities, plus private consulting rooms, supported by a team of specialist Radiologists and a high quality service that is second to none. Patient care, comfort and safety are paramount: our newly refurbished centres offer easy access and are finished to the highest standards, with pleasant and modern interiors creating a comfortable and welcoming non-hospital environment. Our opening hours reflect the needs of both patients and their referring clinicians, and are designed to offer maximum flexibility and efficiency of service delivery. The London Imaging Centre is routinely open from 08.00 -20.00. Weekend appointments are available on request.

By rail:
The nearest underground stations are Bond Street (Central & Jubilee lines) and Oxford Street (Central & Victoria lines) both less than 0.5 miles from the centre. The nearest rail station is Marylebone Station (BR & underground connect) which is about 0.8 miles from the centre.

By road:
The London Imaging Centre is located near Oxford Street at Lister House, 11 Wimpole Street, close to the junction with Queen Anne Street. Parking is usually available on the street, however it can be expensive (payment can be made by mobile phone connect). There are several public car parks nearby, with the closest one at Cavendish Square. Please note that Wimpole Street is a one way street heading towards Marylebone.

Is there parking at the unit?:
There is no parking available at The London Imaging Centre. As with all Central London locations parking can be difficult but there are a number of car parks nearby including Cavendish Square.

By bus:
Bus routes serving the Centre are 205, 25, 88, 453 and C2, which will come direct to Oxford Street or very near.

Website:
www.imagingcentrelondon.com
www.inhealthcentrallondon.com

Other information:
The London NHS Diagnostic Service also run services from LIC. For more information visit: London NHS Diagnostic Service

By road:
M25 Junction 27 (M11/A12/A11), Junction 28 (A12/A11), Junction 29 (A127/A12/A11) The A11 starts as Bow Road, which leads into Mile End Road. Turn left into White Horse Lane and first right into Eastbury Terrace. The hospital is in front of you.

By tube:
District or Hammersmith & City Line to Stepney Green.

By bus:
Service 25 (Ilford to Oxford Circus - 24 hour service), 309 Canning Town to Bethnal Green, 205 Mile End to Paddington - 24 Hour Service.

Other information:
The London NHS Diagnostic Service also run services from LIH. For more information visit: London NHS Diagnostic Service

The London NHS Diagnostic Service is provided by InHealth on behalf of the NHS, and provides fast, local access to diagnostic procedures in the Primary Care Setting across the Greater London area.

The service operates from over 60 centres throughout Greater London, offering the following services:

• Audiology
• Blood Pressure Monitoring
• DXA
• ECG
• Echocardiography
• Endoscopy
• MRI
• Phlebotomy
• Ultrasound
• X-Rays

To refer a patient or find out more, please visit:
www.londonnhsdiagnosticservice.com

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Loughborough, which is about
10 mintues from the Hospital by car or taxi. Timetables and information are
available at www.nationalrail.co.uk or telephone 08457 48 49 50 .

Local bus nos:
Loughborough Hospital is served by bus services from the town centre.
The closest bus stop is situated on Hospital Way. Timetables are available
at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is located on Epinal Way and is signposted on all the surrounding
main roads. If approaching from the town centre or Ashby Road direction you will
need to go to the next roundabout and travel back to the Hospital as there is no
right hand turn on the dual carriageway.

Parking:
There is parking onsite. Disabled parking is also available.

By Road:

From the M20, leave the M20 at junction five to join the A20 towards Maidstone. Turn right at the second roundabout to join the A20 and take the next left onto the B2246, Hermitage Lane. The Maidstone Hospital is on the left hand side. Parking Pay and Display car parking is available. Please bring small change for the machines. There are free parking bays for disabled drivers who hold blue badges. These bays are the spaces nearest the main entrance of the hospital. Free car parking is available if you are returning to the hospital for a second time in the same day. Simply keep your Pay and Display ticket from your first visit and show it to a car parking attendant. Car Parking Charges: £1.50 for up to 1 hour, £2.00 for 1 to 2 hours, £3.00 for 2 to 5 hours and £6.00 for up to 24 hours.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Barming which is about 800m (half a mile) from the hospital but there is no bus or taxi service to the hospital from here. Other nearby stations are Maidstone Barracks and Maidstone West. Public transport is available from both these stations.

By Bus:

The following buses all stop in the hospital grounds: 8 (Downswood) 58 (West Malling and Trottiscliffe) 82 (Park Wood) 85 (Senacre Wood). Contact Arriva on 08706 082608 for information about bus times.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Market Harborough, which is 5 minutes away
by car and a 20 minute walk. Timetables are available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm
or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Market Harborough & District Hospital is served by a number of bus services.
Timetables are available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is located on the A4304 (Coventry Road), opposite Welland Park.

Parking:
Car parking and disabled parking is available on site.

Nearest station:
Melton Mowbray train station is situated within the town and is a 15 minute walk away
from the hospital. Regular trains arrive from Leicester and Peterborough. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Bus route 18 is the regular bus service from Windsor Street in Melton Mowbray that
passes the Hospital. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
Melton Mowbray Community Hospital can be accessed via Dee Close off Thorpe Road
in between the Jet Garage and Melton Building Supplies.

Parking:
On-site car parking and disabled parking is available. There’s ample car parking on site and a cycle shed is available for bike users. The drop off zone for patients is directly in front of the hospital.

Nearest station:
British Rail: Milton Keynes Central.

Local bus nos:
Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6, 13, 14, 66, X66, 15, 10, 6A, 20, go past the hospital.

Any special directions for drivers:
After turning into the hospital site take a left turn past the Luing Cowley Outpatients Centre, after 75m take the next right and drive to the end of that road. MRI is straight ahead.

By Road:
From the M1 motorway, leave at J14, then at the roundabout take the 3rd exit on the A509 (signposted Central Milton Keynes). At the roundabout at the junction of Portway and Marlborough Street (H5/V8), take the 3rd exit onto Childs Way. Take the 2nd exit at the next 2 roundabouts. At South Witan roundabout take the 3rd exit. At the lights (Brasserie Blanc), turn right. Turn first right into South Fifth Street. The InHealth Diagnostics Centre is half way down South Fifth Street at the right, next door to Brook Clinic.

From the A5, at Parkway roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A509, signposted (Milton Keynes Central, East). Take the second exit at the next roundabout, then take the 3rd exit onto Witan Gate. At the traffic lights turn left onto Avebury Boulevard then turn right onto South Fifth Street.

From Childs Way (H6) coming in from the East. At the South Witan roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Witan Gate. At the traffic lights turn right onto Avebury Boulevard then turn right onto South Fifth Street.

From Childs Way (H6) coming in from the West. At the South Witan roundabout take the 1st exit onto Witan Gate. At the traffic lights turn left onto Avebury Boulevard then turn right onto South Fifth Street.

Parking at the IDC
There is parking immediately outside the InHealth Diagnostics Centre (IDC) in South Fifth Street. The red bays are premium rate pay and display and the purple bays are standard rate pay and display. Visitors may pay using coins or ‘pay by phone’. Parking charges only apply between 08:00 and 18:00 Monday to Sunday.

There is an extra wide disabled parking bay outside of the IDC entrance suitable for visitors who require a wheelchair. There is a wheelchair available for visitors if required. Disabled visitors may also park free in the premium and standard bays.

By Rail:
The nearest National Rail train station is Milton Keynes Central, which is about 5 mintues from the centre by car or a 20 minute walk. Alternatively, a taxi rank is situated just outside the station.

By Bus:
The nearest bus stops are at Witan gate and Avebury boulevard. The number 1 bus stops at Witan gate. Additional information on bus services can be obtained by calling Traveline on 0871 200 22 33.

By Road:

Musgrove Park Hospital is signposted from junction 25 of the M5. The hospital’s postcode is TA1 5DA. The hospital can be accessed from Wellington Road and Parkfield Drive. Parking There are numerous pay on foot car parks at the hospital. Cedars multi-storey car park is the closest to this service. Take a ticket from the barrier when you arrive and pay at the machines before you return to your car. Charges range from £1.10 for less than 1 hour, £2.60 for 1-2 hours, £4.20 for 2-4 hours and £6.90 for more than 4 hours.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Taunton which is about two miles from the hospital. There are regular services to London Paddington, Bristol and Exeter. Taxis are usually available outside the station.

By Bus:

The First Group run buses from town to the hospital. For details of their services go to www.firstgroup.com. Somerset County Council also operate a Park and Ride scheme from Silk Mills which comes into the hospital.

InHealth provide PET/CT services at 16 locations across the south of England, helping to improve local access to cancer scanning.

Details of how to refer a patient can be found at www.nhspetctsouth.com

The service operates from mobile units which provide appointments at 16 locations across the South of England:

• Basildon
• Bournemouth
• Cambridge
• Colchester
• Kent & Canterbury
• Leicester
• London – Guy’s & St Thomas’ (Paediatric Patients only)
• Maidstone
• Nottingham PET/CT Centre
• Northampton
• Norwich
• Plymouth
• Poole
• Southampton
• Taunton

By Road:

Travelling from the A47, leave at the junction for the B1108, following the signs for Norwich City Centre and the hospital. Turn right at the first set of traffic lights onto Colney Lane (signposted to the hospital), continue down past the Norwich Research Park and follow signs for the hospital. Travelling from the A11, leave at the first roundabout after the Thickthorn A47/A11 junction. Turn left at the Cringleford roundabout and follow the signs for the hospital. Travelling from Norwich and North Norfolk, follow signs for the University and Hospital (B1108), continue past the UEA on the left hand side and turn left on to Colney Lane following the signs for the Norwich Research Park and the hospital. Travelling from Norwich City Centre, follow signs for A11 Thetford. Once on the A11 follow the hospital signs to Cringleford and turn right at the Cringleford roundabout, follow the signs for the hospital. Parking Go towards the In-patient area driving to the right and park in Car Park O. The Pay on Exit car parks have barrier machines. Pay for your ticket before you return to your vehicle. Monday to Friday 6.00am - 5.30pm. £2.00 for up to 3 hours, £4.00 for up to 4 hours and £6.00 for up to a maximum of 5 hours. Evening and Weekend Charges: £2.00 for Monday to Friday 5.30pm - 6.00am and £2.00 Saturday and Sunday all day.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Norwich. Taxis are available outside the station, or you can catch a number 24 bus which runs near the station to the Hospital.

By Bus:

Bus routes serving the hospital include 24, 123 and 1

By Road:
The North Tyneside MRI Centre is situated in North Tyneside General Hospital, on Rake Lane (A191).

By Rail:
The nearest Metro stations are Cullercoats, Whitley Bay, Monkseaton and West Monkseaton. All stations are about 5 to 10 minutes away.

By Bus:
The bus route serving the hospital is 810.

By Road:

From the M1 take junction 15, and follow the A508 to Northampton. Continue for three miles on this dual carriageway. After the Brackmills turn, take the A428 Bedford/Town Centre exit down to the large roundabout (Barnes Meadow interchange). Take the first exit from the roundabout - A428 Town Centre. Get into right hand lane, and turn right at the traffic lights (Cliftonville Road). Continue up Cliftonville Road until the next set of traffic lights. Turn left at the lights into the hospital entrance - this is ok for Car Park 1. For the PET/CT scanner continue up Cliftonville Road to Billing Road, turn left then second left to Billing Road entrance. From other routes: from the north, follow the ring road and A45 west to the Barnes Meadow interchange. From the east, follow the A45 west to the Barnes Meadow interchange. From the west, follow the A45 east (ring road) to the Barnes Meadow interchange. In each case, take the A428 town centre exit. Parking The ticket machines which are in the Pay on Exit car parks 1 and 2 do give change and accept both notes and coins. Please note that the Pay and Display ticket machines do not give change, and only accept 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, and £1.00 coins. Car Parking Charges: £2.20 for up to 3 hours, £4.20 for 3 to 6 hours and £10.00 for over 6 hours. The car park next to the PETCT van is very small so patients may have have to be dropped off a the scanner and their driver leave the car in car parks one or two.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Northampton which is approximately half a mile west of the town centre and 1 mile from the hospital (follow the road signs to the General Hospital). There is a taxi rank at the station.

By Bus:

Bus routes serving the Hospital include 5 and 5b (from bay G in the central bus station).

Nearest station:
The nearest station is Northwick Park, which is 0.3 miles from the hospital and is on the Metropolitan Line.

Local bus nos:
Bus routes serving the hospital are H10, 186, 223, 182, H14, N18.

Any special directions for drivers:
The MRI Unit is situated in Northwick Park Hospital, on the Watford Road (A404).

Other information:
The London NHS Diagnostic Service also run services from Northwick Park. For more information visit: London NHS Diagnostic Service

Nearest station:
The nearest stations are Bulwell station which is 1.7 miles from the hospital and Nottingham station, which is 3.5 miles from the hospital.

Local bus nos:
Bus routes serving the hospital are 16, 17, 18, 19.

Any special directions for drivers:
The MRI Centre is situated in Nottingham City Hospital on Hucknall Road, close to the junction with Valley Road (A6514). The MRI Centre is located to the right of Outpatients, down a small side road. There is a barrier system with intercom.

About the Nottingham PET/CT Centre:
The Nottingham PET/CT Centre is a purpose-built facility at Nottingham City Hospital. Housed in a modern and spacious building, the Nottingham PET/CT Centre is finished to the highest standards with comfortable and welcoming patient waiting areas, changing rooms and state-of-the-art scanning and clinical facilities. The Centre offers easy access to both able and disabled visitors, with highly trained staff ready to make the patient experience as pleasant as possible. Our PET/CT personnel are some of the most experienced in the UK, having collectively conducted in excess of 2,700 PET/CT patient scans, and to ensure patient safety we have a qualified Radiation Protection Supervisor (RPS) and carry out regular Clinical and Health Safety Audits.

Website:
www.nottinghampetct.com

By rail:
The nearest stations are Bulwell station which is 1.7 miles from the hospital and Nottingham station, which is 3.5 miles from the hospital.

By bus:
Bus routes serving the hospital are 16. 17. 18 and the free Medilink service which runs between the Queens Medical Centre Campus and the City Hospital Campus.

By road:
The Nottingham PET/CT Centre is situated on the City Hospital Campus on Hucknall Road, close to the junction with Valley Road (A6514). Enter the hospital through Gate 1 (the third gate from the roundabout). The PET/CT Centre is situated in Heathfield Way which is on the left just inside Gate 1. There is limited amount of disabled parking available. The main hospital site has pay and display car parks. Please remember to bring change with you and allow plenty of time to find a parking space.
 

By Road:

From the South The A38 Devon Expressway provides direct links between Plymouth and Exeter, the M5 and the rest of the UK’s motorway network. The Radiology Academy is situated within the Plymouth International Business Park, which is only five miles from Plymouth City Centre. It is one mile north of the A38, served by the A386 Tavistock Road, the main north/south route in and out of the city. From the M5 go directly onto the A38 continuing until the Manadon Junction Roundabout, then merge onto the A386 Tavistock Road (signposted Tavistock, Airport) which is a busy dual carriageway. Follow the signs for Derriford Hospital. You will see signs for Plymouth International Business Park, and then position yourself into the right filter lane. Upon entering the business park you will pass the Future Inn hotel on your left and the Land Registry on your right. Proceed to the roundabout and turn right, then right again when you see the Rok building. Turn left, proceed and you will see the Radiology Academy at the top of the hill. From the West The A30 and A38 provide the two major road links from Cornwall to the A38 Devon Expressway which links onto the rest of the UK’s motorway network. At Tamar Bridge Roundabout take the first exit onto the A38 Devon Expressway continuing until the Manadon Junction Roundabout, then merge onto the A386 Tavistock Road (signposted Tavistock, Airport) which is a busy dual carriageway. Follow the signs for Derriford Hospital. You will see signs for Plymouth International Business Park, and then position yourself into the right filter lane. Upon entering the business park you will pass the Future Inn hotel on your left and the Land Registry on your right. Proceed to the roundabout and turn right, then right again when you see the Rok building. Turn left, proceed and you will see the Radiology Academy at the top of the hill. Parking Car parking is limited at the Peninsula Radiology Academy. There are however four patient parking spaces and disabled spaces available near the front entrance. Wherever possible visitors to the Academy are asked to make use of public transport.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Plymouth, which is on the main London to Penzance line, with hourly services to London Paddington and regular links to all major UK cities. Taxis to the Radiology Academy can be found outside the station entrance.

By Bus:

There is not a direct bus route to the Peninsula Radiology Academy.

By Road
The hospital is situated on Thorpe Road, off the A1260, half a mile outside the city centre. Easy access to the hospital is gained from the A1, A47 and the A15 by following signs for the city centre via the city’s parkway system.
From Peterborough city centre follow signs for the District hospital along the A1179 over Crescent Bridge. The Hospital is located within 3/4 mile of Peterborough City centre along Thorpe Road. Other main roads that run by the hospital are Nene Parkway, Longthorpe Parkway, Oundle Road and Soke Parkway all of these have signposts to the hospital.

Parking
Visitors may park in the barrier pay car park just outside the unit. Take a ticket upon entry and then pay when leaving via a machine to the left hand side of the main entrance.

By bus
Buses servicing the A1179 Thorpe Road are the R47, X4, 9, 23, 23A, 24, 47, 102, 404 & 406.

By rail
The nearest National Rail train station is Peterborough, which is 10 mintues from the hospital.

Enter the City Care Centre via the main entrance. Walk past the main reception desk on the left and continue ahead. Pass the Pharmacy and shop on the left and the lifts on the right. Go straight through the double doors immediately in front of you. Thereafter book in at the reception desk on your right and take a seat anywhere in the waiting area.

By Road:

From the South From the M25 leave at junction 12 towards the M3. Follow for 51 miles then leave at junction 13/14 for the M27, Bournemouth and S’ton docks. Follow the M27 for 10 miles then join the A31 at junction one. Continue towards Ringwood then follow the A338 to Bournemouth. At county gates gyratory (very large roundabout) take the fourth exit and follow signs for Poole road A35 for 3 miles. Then take a left on to Longfleet Road B3068. All hospital departments (including the St. Mary’s maternity site), are located off the A343 Longfleet Road, approximately half a mile from Poole town centre. Parking Ample cycle parking available by the “Dome” entrance. Longfleet Road has dedicated cycle lanes. Extra wide spaces for wheelchair users are available in the multi-storey car park, from which there is a level walkway to the main hospital. There is a multi-storey car park within the hospital grounds (entrance on Longfleet Road). A covered walkway from the car park (Level G) leads to the main hospital and the Philip Arnold Unit. The car park is a pay on exit. The machines will only accept cash payments for your parking. Change is given by the machine. Change can be obtained from the Car Park Office on Floor C of the multi-storey. Car parking charges: £1.40 for up to 2 hours, £2.00 for up to 3 hours, £3.20 for up to 4 hours, £5.00 for up to 6 hours and £7.00 for up to 24 hours.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Poole which is about 3/4 mile from the hospital. It’s also linked by the Route ONE town centre bus every 15 minutes from the station forecourt. (Journey time 6 minutes) Tel 08457 484950 southwesttrains.co.uk

By Bus:

Route ONE, the town centre bus, links most of Poole’s car parks with the main Hospital entrance. The distinctive blue buses run every 15 minutes on a simple circular route and are a great way of avoiding those car park queues. Plus it’s just 50p. Poole Bus services: tel (01202) 673555, www.wdbus.co.uk These buses stop directly outside the Hospital: From Alder Road: 14 and 15 every 15 mins • From Baiter/Quay: Route ONE every 15 mins • From Bournemouth: m1, m2 every 5 mins • From Bourne Estate: 14 & 16 every 15 mins • From Boscombe: m2 every 10 mins • From Branksome: m1, m2 every 5 mins • From Burton: m2 every 10 mins • From Charminster: m1 every 10 mins • From Christchurch: m2 every 10 mins • From Somerford: m2 every 20 mins • From Upper Parkstone: m1, m2 every 5 mins • From Wallisdown Road: 14 and 15 every 15 mins • From West Howe: 14 every 30 mins • From Winton & Moordown: 15 every 30 mins. If you are travelling from Canford Heath, Corfe Mullen, Creekmoor, Upton, Hamworthy, Wimborne and Swanage catch the bus to Poole Bus Station. From here there is a bus every few minutes on m1, m2, 14, 15 and RouteONE straight to the Hospital. Transdev Yellow Buses: tel 0870 6082608, www.bybus.co.uk These buses stop directly outside the Hospital: From Alderney: 26 every 60 mins • From Bournemouth: 1b & 1c every 10 mins • From Boscombe; 1b & 1c every 10 mins • From Christchurch: 1b & 1c every 10 mins • From Moordown: 26 every 60 mins • From Upper Parkstone: 1b & 1c every 10 mins • From Rossmore: 26 every 60 mins • From Sea View: 1b & 1c every 10 mins • From Southbourne: 1c every 20 mins • From Winton: 26 every 60 mins. First: tel 0870 6082608, www.firstbus.co.uk From Weymouth, Wool & Wareham X53 every 60 mins. Shamrock Buses: tel 01202 385055, www.shamrockbuses.co.uk From Kinson, Bearwood, Merley (Sopwith Cres), Broadstone, Steepleton Road, Oakdale (Pound Lane) Service 32 four return trips per day.

By Road:

From A414 - at roundabout join A1184 Cambridge Road. Continue onto Harlow Road. Turn off onto High Wych Road (signposted High Wych). Then turn right (signposted Medical Centre) and follow the road around until Rivers Hospital.

By Rail:

The nearest stations are Sawbridgeworth and Harlow Mill. Both are within a five minute taxi ride of the hospital.

By Bus:

Ramsay Rivers Hospital is served by a number of bus services. Timetables are available here or telephone 0870 608 2608.

By Road:

From Bournemouth or Poole travel north east along the A338 Wessex Way. At the signs for Bournemouth Hospital exit the A338 to join the Cooper Dean roundabout. Take the third exit onto A3060 Castle Lane East. Before reaching the traffic lights ensure you are in the left hand lane thereby allowing you to turn into Deansleigh Road. Take the first exit at the next roundabout and you will arrive at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital. From Christchurch travelling along the A35 Barrack Road continue straight into the A35 Christchurch Road. Take the third exit off the Iford roundabout onto the A3060 Castle Lane East. Continue past the first set of traffic light. Before reaching the second set of traffic lights ensure you are in the far right hand lane thereby allowing you to turn into Deansleigh Road. Take the first exit at the next roundabout and you will arrive at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital. From the M25 take the M3 followed by M27 to Southampton. Remain on this road until the M27 becomes the A31. From Ringwood continue travelling west along the A31 and take the first exit off the Ashley Heath roundabout onto the A338 Wessex Way towards Bournemouth. Take the second exit on the A338, signposted for Bournemouth Hospital and follow the slip road round to the left to join the A3060 Castle Lane East. Before reaching the traffic lights ensure you are in the left hand lane thereby allowing you to turn into Deansleigh Road. Take the first exit at the next roundabout and you will arrive at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital. Parking £1 for up to 2 hours. £2 for up to 4 hours. £5 for up to 6 hours and £7 for up to 11 hours.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Christchurch. For precise information on routes and times please contact trainline on 08457 484950.

By Bus:

Bus routes serving the Royal Bournemouth Hospital include 2B, 3B and 4B. For precise information on routes and times please contact Yellow Buses on 01202 636000.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is St Denys, which is about 5 mintues from the Hospital by car.

Local bus nos:
A live departure board can be found on Level A of the main building. The following bus operators and routes service the hospital.

First Buses: 3, 21, 21A, 22 & 22B.
Uni Link: U6, U6C & U6H.
A2B Express: 22 and City Loop.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is situated on Brintons Terrace, off the A335.

Parking:
The Hospital has a number of car parking areas. Due to current maintenance on the site, car parking areas are subject to change so please leave enough time when attending the RSH.

On Arrival:
The InHealth Hearing Aid Centre can be found on Level B of the Fanshaw Wing. Enter the building via the main reception on Level B and turn left. The League of Friends coffee shop should be on your left. Follow the corridor to the end (past the Walk in Centre which will be on your right). At the end of the corridor turn right and reception is 10 yards on your left.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Oakham, which is just a few minutes
away by car. Timetables are available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone
0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Rutlant Memorial Hospital is served by a number of bus services. Timetables are available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Hospital is located on Cold Overton Road.

Parking:
Car parking and disabled parking is available on site.

Nearest station:
West Bromwich (trains and buses)

Local bus nos:
From West Bromwich to Hallam Street - nos. 403, 405, 406 and 439

Any special directions for drivers:
When driving, enter the main hospital Outpatient car park on Hallam Street through the ticket barrier on the right. This leads to the main Outpatient car park which has the car park and entrance on it. Entrance to MRI car park is through barrier with intercom.

Patients are to be made aware that the only entrance is via the Hallam Street Outpatient car park. There is no access for patients from within the hospital.

By Road:

From the north, follow M3 to Southampton until it splits into M27 east and M27 west. Follow signs for the A27 for less than half a mile, you very soon come to the A33. Follow signs then for A35 to Southampton. You should see red hospital with A/E signs. Follow these signs and they will take you right on Dale Road, then into Tremona Road where the hospital is sited. Parking The multi-storey car park is off Tremona Road. This is Pay on Exit so keep your ticket with you. Please pay for your ticket before you return to your vehicle. Car Parking Charges: £1.50 for up to 1 hour, £3.00 for up to 3 hours, £4.00 for up to 4 hours, £5.00 for up to 5 hours, £6.00 for up to 6 hours and £16.00 for up to 24 hours.

By Rail:

The nearest National Rail train station is Redbridge. For precise information on routes and times please contact trainline on 08457 484950.

By Bus:

There are good transport links to and from the hospital. You can catch the bus from outside the main entrance. Routes and times are available from the information point at the main entrance. Bus routes serving the hospital include 8A, 8 and 5. There is also a taxi rank outside the main entrance, and a free taxi phone in the corridor just inside the main entrance. First Southampton (023 8058 4321 or www.firsthampshire.co.uk). Solent Blue Line (023 8022 6235 or www.solentblueline.com).

By road:
From the A325, A331, A31 (London) and the M3. At the Shepherd & Flock roundabout, continue along the Farnham bypass and at the Coxbridge roundabout take the third exit signposted for Farnham town centre. Follow this road across a mini roundabout and take the next left, turn into Crondall Lane at the VW garage. Continue along this road for about 2 and a half miles into open countryside. The hospital is situated on the right, on a sharp left handed bend, just before the village of Crondall.

By Rail:
The nearest National Rail train station is Farnham and to complete your journey we recommend that you use a taxi. Numerous local taxi services operate from outside the station and the journey to the hospital is about 10 minute.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Uttoxeter, which is about 25 minutes from the Hospital by car.

Local bus nos:
The ONE, 9, 108, 109 and 409 buses run along Mayfield Road.

Any special directions for drivers:
The hospital is situated on Belle Vue Road, off the A515.

Nearest station:
St Peter’s Hospital is 20 minutes walk away from Chertsey Station, which is served by regular trains from Staines and Weybridge. Allow 10 minutes for a bus journey from the station to St Peter’s Hospital (426, 446, 461 and 557 from Guildford Road). Woking Station is 5 miles from St Peter’s Hospital served by frequent trains from London (Waterloo) and Guildford. Allow 25 minutes for a taxi journey and up to 45 minutes for a bus journey from Woking Station (426, 446).

Local bus nos:
The following bus routes stop at the main bus stop within the hospital grounds: 446, 461, 426, 501, 557 and Peterbus 1-4. Please allow a good 10 minutes to walk from here to other parts of the site. Peterbus is a Monday-Friday mini-bus service operating between St Peter’s Hospital (main bus stop and outpatient dept.) and local destinations. For further information or telephone 01932 722218.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Pay and Display car parks for patients and visitors are clearly signed.

From the South - Leave M25 at junction 11, at roundabout take the 1st exit onto A320 St Peter’s Way, at roundabout turn right onto Guildford Road, at next round about take the 1st exit.

From the North - leave M25 at junction 11, at roundabout take the 3rd exit onto A320 St Peter’s Way, at roundabout turn right onto Guildford Road, at next roundabout take the 1st exit.

Nearest station:
Leicester railway train station is approximately 10 minutes walk from
St Peter’s Health Centre. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm
or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Leicester city centre is well served by bus services. The closest bus stop
is situated on Sparkenhoe Street (No. 17 service). Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Health Centre is near the junction of Sparkenhoe Street and St Peter’s Road.
You can find us located on the right-hand side if approaching from St Peter’s Road.

Parking:
Car parking is very restricted on site and disabled parking is available too.

By road:
From the M25 leave at the A12 East Anglia/Colchester junction. Stay on the A12 past Chelmsford and Colchester until you reach Ipswich. At the inter-change take the A14 Felixstowe turnoff. Carry on the A14 towards Felixstowe until you reach the A12 Lowestoft turnoff.Take this exit and bear left onto the A12. At the first roundabout turn left - signposted Foxhall.This is Foxhall Road. Continue on this road, which is quite a narrow country road, for approximately two miles. Nuffield Hospital appears before a sharp bend, on the left hand side.

By rail:
The train station is a taxi ride away from the hospital and should cost approximately £10.

By Road:
Sussex MRI Centre is situated in The Princess Royal Hospital on Lewes Road (A272). Follow signs for The Sussex MRI Centre. Drive into the main entrance of the hospital and turn the first left, drive past accident and emergency and take the first turning on the right into the small courtyard behind A&E. The Sussex MRI Centre is on the left.

Parking
There are two pay and display (£1.50 with no charge given) MRI spaces opposite. All the rest of the spaces are for disabled parking. Alternative parking is available in carparks 1 and 4 in front of the hospital.

By Rail:
The nearest train station is Haywards Heath and it’s about 5 minutes away from the hospital by car.

By Bus:
The bus routes serving the hospital are the 29, 30A, 31, 33, 33A, 33B, 81, 82, 86, 87, 89, 166, 270 and 271.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Burton Upon Trent, which is about 20 minutes from the Centre by car.

Local bus nos:
The 3, 3A, 3E, 3S, 4A, 8, 9, 9A, 20, 21, 21E, 21X, 22, 61 & 440 all stop at the Swadlincote bus station, which is located opposite the Centre.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Centre is situated on the A514 Civic Way.

Nearest station:
Syston train station is situated on the edge of the town (Melton Road) and is a
15 minute walk away from the hospital. Regular trains arrive from Leicester and Peterborough. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone
0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
Syston is served by a regular bus service from Leicester and surrounding area.
The closest bus stop for the Health Centre is immediately outside the building.
Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Health Centre is located on the left-hand side of Melton Road as you head towards Queniborough. If you are approaching from Queniborough it is on the right-hand side
before the mini-roundabout in the town centre. The Health Centre is signposted from
the town centre.

Parking:
Pay and Display and disabled car parking is available.

Nearest station:
South Wigston train station is situated some distance from the medical centre.
A taxi ride will take approximately 10 minutes. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Local bus nos:
The Croft Medical Centre is well served by bus services to/from the town centre.
The closest bus stop is situated immediately outside the Medical Centre. Timetables available at www.traveline.org.uk/index.htm or telephone 0870 608 2608.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Medical Centre is located on Glen Road on the same site as the Sainsbury’s supermarket. Turn into the supermarket service road and turn right immediately before
the petrol station and follow the road round in front of the Medical Centre.

Parking:
Car parking is available on site (additional car parking for patient use is available
at Sainsbury’s). Disabled car parking isalso available.

By Road:

We have limited parking available, on-site, for Disabled Badge Holders only and recommend that you use public transport whenever possible. There are parking meters in adjacent streets and a small (27 spaces) public car park at Waterloo Station.

By Rail:

Follow signs to Waterloo mainline station and leave station via Exit 2.

By Bus:

Disembark at Waterloo station and locate Waterloo road, which runs down the east side of the station.

Nearest station:
Walsall.

Local bus nos:
From Walsall Town Centre: 549, 350, 336.

Any special directions for drivers:
On arrival at the hospital please follow signs for car park D, or car park B if full.

By road:
Wansbeck General Hospital is situated just off the A197, on the outskirts of Ashington. From the A189 Spine Road. Exit the Woodhorn Roundabout signposted Ashington. At the next Roundabout take the first exit, continue along Woodhorn Lane and you will arrive at the Hospital.

Parking
On site car parking and disabled parking is available.

By rail:
The is no train station at Ashington, The closest mainline station being Morpeth, which is six miles away.

By bus:
For up to date bus information please use the traveline service.

Nearest station:
The nearest National Rail train station is Sholing, which is about 5 mintues from the Centre by car.

Local bus nos:
The bus route servicing the Centre is the number 1 and it runs from the City Centre to the Weston estate and stops on Weston Lane.

Any special directions for drivers:
The Centre is situated on Weston Lane.

Parking:
The Centre has a car park for staff and patients, while free street parking is also available.