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Bradford Royal Infirmary Brighouse from the Interchange: Depart Stand A20, Bus No to Airport to Keighley & to Shipley to Harrogate (A658) Skipton P Manningham La Queens Road Maternity Smith Lane Hospital H Canal Rd P Toller La Killinghall Road (A6177) (A650) Duckworth La (B6144) (A6307) Temple Bank Carlisle Rd Bradford Royal Whetley Hill Forster Square Shipley Airedale Rd Infirmary Station Otley Rd AllertonSquire LaRd BD9 6RJ Whetley La White Abbey Rd Drewton St Cemetery Road Ingleby Rd Thornton Rd City Westgate Centre Shipley to Thornton (B6145) Godwin St Barkerend Airedale Rd Airedale Leeds Rd (A647) Bradford to Leeds Theatre Interchange University Hall Ings Horton Grange Rd Campus Sticker La Great Horton Rd All Saints Rd Photography Legrams La Museum Wakefield Rd Beckside Rd Horton Park Ave H to Clayton LittleP Horton La (A650) Newall St Park La Cross La St Luke's Great Horton Rd Hospital BD5 0NA Manchester Rd (A641) to Queensbury to Southfield Rd Wakefield Smiddles La Cedar Court Hotel to Wibsey Mayo Av (A6177) to Skipton to Ilkley Richard Dunn Rooley La Sports Centre A629 A65 Guiseley Rooley Av A6068 M606 Motorway Yeadon to Halifax to Bradford to Colne & Keighley Baildon A6038 Nelson Bingley (A6036) Horsforth A658 Halifax Rd (A641) A650 M62 Motorway A657 to Leeds Junction A629 Shipley A6037 A6176 26 Denholme A6177 M62 Motorway A647 Huddersfieldto Huddersfield Rd to Manchester Bradford Pudsey Thornton A644 Public Transport to Bradford Hospitals A647 A650 St Luke's Hospital A6036 Shelf M606 From the Interchange: Depart Stand C23, Bus No. 268. M62 to Todmorden From the Tyrles: Bus No. 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645. & Burnley A58 Halifax A641 A646 Bradford Royal Infirmary Brighouse from the Interchange: Depart Stand A20, Bus No. 617 or 618. Depart stand A22, Bus No. 620 via Smith Lane (Maternity Unit). MID Ref: 08050107 From Shipley Bus No. 619 via Heaton. From Bingley Bus No. 629 Map is NOT to scale Bradford Royal Infirmary Map Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust To D ais Public Disabled y H Gate 5 ill Parking Parking Level 0 Public Toilets Staff Parking Level 1 Public Toilets Please note that staff car parking areas can Gate 6 2 3 ONLY be used by staff displaying a valid permit. Parking enforcement in operation. 51 1 Gate 7 4 50 5 Smith Lane 48 46 11 49 45 7 10 Finance 6 Dept. Workshops 47 44 8 9 23 33 To A lle 15 rt 13 24 29 on 43 12 14 22 32 37 42 Main 16 Entrance 34 25 28 38 41 Gate 4 26 35 18 19 21 31 20 36 17 27 30 39 40 Gate 3 Duckworth Lane Map was correct as of: 01/08/08 Review date: 01/08/09 Gate 2 To City Centre Ref: 08050110 Main Site Entrance Gate 1 Key 16. Outpatients West - Level 1 31. Wards: 1 - Level 1 2 - Level 2 17. Medical Physics 1. Ante Natal Unit 3 - Level 3 18. Wards: 2. Maternity Wards: M1, M2, M3 & M4 32. Physiotherapy Gym - Level 0 14 - Level 2 Pharmacy - Level 1 3. Neonatal Unit 15 - Level 3 33. Mortuary 4. Delivery suite 19. Pathology 34. Yorkshire Cochlear Implant - Level 0 5. Maternity 20. Intensive Care Unit Wards: 11 - Level 2 35. X-ray - Level 0 6. Clinical Research Facility 12 - Level 3 Bradford Institute for Health Research 36. MRI Scanner - Level 0 21. Wards: 7. The Lecture Theatre 37. ENT & Eye Day Case Unit 22 - Level 1 8. Field House Training Centre & Library 23 - Level 2 38. ENT 9. Field House Gallery & Recreation Hall 22. Main Entrance 39. CT 10. Staff Residences 23. Catering 40. ENT Outpatients 11. Supplies Receipt & Distribution 24. Physiotherapy 41. Wards: 16, 17, 18 & 19 Occupational Therapy 12. Information Department 42. ENT & Eye Theatres 25. Wards: 7 - Level 1 13. Modular Wards & Theatres Wards: 43. Portacabins 26 - Level 2 8 - Level 2 44. Listening for Life Centre 27 - Level 3 9 - Level 3 28 - Level 4 26. Cardiology 45. Elizabeth Foundation 14. Wards: 27. Orthopaedic Outpatients - Level 0 46. Croft Cottage - Cancer Services 24 - Level 4 28. Wards: 4 - Level 1 47. Estates 25 - Level 3 5 - Level 2 48. The Lodge The York Suite 6 - Level 3 Gastroenterology Unit 49. Chestnut House, Trust Headquarters 29. Pathology 15. Nucleus Wards: 50. Generator House 30. Accident & Emergency 20 - Level 2 51. Planning and Performance 21 - Level 2.
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