Travelling to Highbury Hospital

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Highbury Hospital.

 

Bus

You can get to the hospital using Nottingham City Transport (NCT) bus routes 68 and 69:

 

Tram

The Highbury Vale Tram Stop is a 10 to 15 minute walk from the hospital.

 

Bike

There are bike racks available on site to store your bike.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

Cycling to our sites is not only carbon emission free but is also excellent for physical and mental wellbeing.

 

Train

The nearest train station is Bullwell which is less than a 1 mile away. 

For help planning your journey please visit: Plan Your Journey | Traveline

 

Parking

Highbury Hospital offers free onsite parking for both visitors and outpatients.

Spaces can be limited after 9am. Do allow a little extra time to find a parking space, especially during busy periods.

Travelling to Queen's Medical Centre (QMC)

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Queen's Medical Centre.

 

Bus

You can get to the site using various bus routes:

Medilink runs every 15 minutes, Monday to Friday between Queen's Drive and Wilkinson Street park and ride sites and QMC and City Hospital.

 

Tram

The Queens Medical Centre Tram Stop is located at the site.

 

Bike

There are Sheffield stand cycling storage available on site.

There is a Citycard Cycle Hub located under the Tram stop, you will need to have a City Cycle Card to access.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

Cycling to our sites is not only carbon emission free but is also excellent for physical and mental wellbeing.

 

Train

The nearest train station is Nottingham Railway (2.7 miles).

There is a tram stop at Nottingham Railway Station which takes you directly to Queens Medical Centre.

For help planning your journey please visit: Plan Your Journey | Traveline

 

Parking

There are designated pay & display car parks for public parking run by Nottingham University Hospitals.

The main patient and visitor parking areas at QMC are car park 1 (access on East Road) and car park 3 (access at the junction between East Road and South Road).

Travelling to Wells Road Centre

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Wells Road Centre .

 

Bus

You can get to the site using Nottingham City Transport (NCT) bus routes 40,41, 60:

 

Bike

Bike racks available at Duncan Macmillan House.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

Cycling to our sites is not only carbon emission free but is also excellent for physical and mental wellbeing.

 

By train

The nearest train station is Nottingham (3 miles) and Carlton (3 miles).

For help planning your journey please visit: Plan Your Journey | Traveline

 

Parking

Limited free onsite parking is available for visitors and service users.

Alternative parking available at Duncan Macmillan House (NG3 6AA) and Westminster House (NG3 6AA).

Do allow a little extra time to find a parking space, especially during busy periods.

Travelling to Hopewood

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Hopewood.

 

Bus

You can get to the site using Nottingham City Transport (NCT), Stagecoach and Trent Barton bus routes:

 

Tram

The Basford Tram Stop is a 9 minute walk from the site.

 

Bike

Bike racks are available onsite.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

Cycling to our sites is not only carbon emission free but is also excellent for physical and mental wellbeing.

 

Parking

Limited free onsite parking is available for visitors and service users.

Spaces can be limited after 9am. Do allow a little extra time to find a parking space, especially during busy periods.

Travelling to Kings Mill Hospital

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Kings Mill Hospital.

 

Bus

You can get to the site using various Stagecoach and Trent Barton bus routes:

 

Bike

Bike racks available at Kings Mill Hospital main entrance.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

Cycling to our sites is not only carbon emission free but is also excellent for physical and mental wellbeing.

 

Train

The nearest train stations are Mansfield (1.7 miles) and Sutton Parkway (2.1 miles).

For help planning your journey please visit: Plan Your Journey | Traveline

 

Parking

There is limited free visitor and service user parking onsite.

Paid carpark available at Kingsmill Hospital site. 

Do allow a little extra time to find a parking space, especially during busy periods.

Travelling to Sherwood Oaks

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Sherwood Oaks.

 

Bus

You can get to the site using Stagecoach bus routes:

 

Bike

There are bike racks outside of the main entrance.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

Cycling to our sites is not only carbon emission free but is also excellent for physical and mental wellbeing.

 

Train

The nearest train station is Mansfield (3.3 miles).

For help planning your journey please visit: Plan Your Journey | Traveline

 

Parking

Sherwood Oaks offers limited free onsite parking for visitors. 

Spaces can be limited after 9am. Do allow a little extra time to find a parking space, especially during busy periods.

Travelling to Blossomwood

Find your way here

Use Google Maps to find the best route to Blossomwood.

 

Bus

You can get to the site using various Stagecoach and Trent Barton bus routes:

 

By bike

Bike racks are available at Kings Mill Hospital main entrance.

You can plan your journey online by visiting the CycleStreets website.

 

By train

The nearest train stations are Mansfield (1.7 miles) and Sutton Parkway (2.1 miles).

For help planning your journey please visit: Plan Your Journey | Traveline

 

Parking

Very limited visitor and service user parking onsite. Paid carparks are available at Kingsmill Hospital site.

Do allow a little extra time to find a parking space, especially during busy periods.

 

Taxi information

You are only permitted to book taxis in exceptional circumstances (e.g. for reasons of personal safety) or if you don't have an independent means of transport and need to move quickly between sites during working hours or when on call out of hours.

On no account should you book taxis in order to commute between your home and your work base other than when you are on call.

If you have cause to use a taxi for work, you will need to book and pay for this yourself and then claim this back using the expenses system.

Please note that you must first gain prior approval to use taxis on each occasion (* if you are using taxis for a period of on call shifts approval will be granted for the whole period of shifts) from the Medical Workforce Team (medicalworkforceenquiries@nottshc.nhs.uk) to ensure that the taxi use can be appropriately approved and an audit retained of usage.

If prior approval is not given the expenses will not be approved for payment.

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