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How to Get to Alder Hey Hospital This leaflet is available in other formats on request. on formats other in available is leaflet This or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com at website our visit or To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253 330 0151 call TravelWise about more out find To Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station. Bus Square Queen the visit can you or Hospital, Hey Alder Hospital Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at available also are services rail and bus local for Timetables to Alder Hey Alder to www.gotravelwise.com 0151 330 1253/1290 330 0151 For more information please contact TravelWise on: TravelWise contact please information more For How to get to How development of Travel Plans. Travel of development reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the supporting including travel, their of impact the reduce schools, community groups and businesses to help them help to businesses and groups community schools, for you to find out more out find to you for funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals, with work We Zone. Action Health from funding There are lots of ways of lots are There the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with Merseytravel and Merseyside of Authorities Local five the walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by run is campaign The transport. public and cycling walking, awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote to and use car increasing of effects the of awareness The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise to aims campaign TraveIWise Merseyside The Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are bus or bike. It shows all the ALDEY HEY HOSPITAL AREA LAYOUT AND BUS STOPS appealing to the public and staff routes which serve the area, how to help relieve traffic and parking often they run and where the bus problems around the local area. stops are for each service. Pollution and congestion continue As you will see the hospital is to increase as a result of more well served by public transport, journeys made by car, so we which can offer a cheaper and need to find some alternative quicker alternative for some travel solutions. Alder Hey journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line Children’s Hospital have been runs nearby to the hospital working in partnership with the making cycling an excellent KEY HOSPITAL BUILDINGS MAIN ROADS BUS ROUTES BUS STOPS CYCLE PARKING CYCLE STANDS Merseyside TravelWise option and the hospital have programme which aims to find cycle parking. and promote these solutions. Using public transport, walking or This leaflet has been put together cycling even for just one journey to help make it easier for you to a week, helps make Merseyside get to and from the hospital by a healthier and greener place. Problems of Car Hospital Costs Alder Hey Children’s Dependency Hospital Travel Plan Claiming back travel costs to and Health – Traffic fumes increase from hospital A Travel Plan is being drawn up with respiratory problems like asthma – staff in order to make it easier for up to 24,000 people die prematurely everyone to get to the hospital without in Britain every year as a result of You may be able to get help with the travelling alone in a car. traffic related air pollution. costs of visiting hospital for An Action Team has been established By using the car even for short treatment as an outpatient. Families who are working together with journeys we’ve become less active, who get Income Support, Income- Merseyside TravelWise promoting more increasing heart disease. based Job Seekers Allowance, environmentally acceptable forms of Disabled Persons Tax Credit, travel such as walking, cycling and Environment – Over 21 million public transport. cars on our roads are making a Working Families Tax Credit may huge contribution to global warming. qualify to have their fares paid. A range of initiatives will be introduced Greenhouse gas emissions from There are also other categories of to make it easier to walk, cycle, use road transport are rising faster than public transport or share car journeys to from any other source. people who can get help. Please the hospital. This leaflet is just one of pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or these initiatives. Vehicle emissions reduce local air quality and heavy traffic is disrupting when you arrive at hospital), or ask our communities. at the hospital claims office. This leaflet is available in other formats on request. on formats other in available is leaflet This or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com at website our visit or To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253 330 0151 call TravelWise about more out find To Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station. Bus Square Queen the visit can you or Hospital, Hey Alder Hospital Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at available also are services rail and bus local for Timetables to Alder Hey Alder to www.gotravelwise.com 0151 330 1253/1290 330 0151 For more information please contact TravelWise on: TravelWise contact please information more For How to get to How development of Travel Plans. Travel of development reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the supporting including travel, their of impact the reduce schools, community groups and businesses to help them help to businesses and groups community schools, for you to find out more out find to you for funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals, with work We Zone. Action Health from funding There are lots of ways of lots are There the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with Merseytravel and Merseyside of Authorities Local five the walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by run is campaign The transport. public and cycling walking, awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote to and use car increasing of effects the of awareness The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise to aims campaign TraveIWise Merseyside The Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are bus or bike. It shows all the ALDEY HEY HOSPITAL AREA LAYOUT AND BUS STOPS appealing to the public and staff routes which serve the area, how to help relieve traffic and parking often they run and where the bus problems around the local area. stops are for each service. Pollution and congestion continue As you will see the hospital is to increase as a result of more well served by public transport, journeys made by car, so we which can offer a cheaper and need to find some alternative quicker alternative for some travel solutions. Alder Hey journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line Children’s Hospital have been runs nearby to the hospital working in partnership with the making cycling an excellent KEY HOSPITAL BUILDINGS MAIN ROADS BUS ROUTES BUS STOPS CYCLE PARKING CYCLE STANDS Merseyside TravelWise option and the hospital have programme which aims to find cycle parking. and promote these solutions. Using public transport, walking or This leaflet has been put together cycling even for just one journey to help make it easier for you to a week, helps make Merseyside get to and from the hospital by a healthier and greener place. Problems of Car Hospital Costs Alder Hey Children’s Dependency Hospital Travel Plan Claiming back travel costs to and Health – Traffic fumes increase from hospital A Travel Plan is being drawn up with respiratory problems like asthma – staff in order to make it easier for up to 24,000 people die prematurely everyone to get to the hospital without in Britain every year as a result of You may be able to get help with the travelling alone in a car. traffic related air pollution. costs of visiting hospital for An Action Team has been established By using the car even for short treatment as an outpatient. Families who are working together with journeys we’ve become less active, who get Income Support, Income- Merseyside TravelWise promoting more increasing heart disease. based Job Seekers Allowance, environmentally acceptable forms of Disabled Persons Tax Credit, travel such as walking, cycling and Environment – Over 21 million public transport. cars on our roads are making a Working Families Tax Credit may huge contribution to global warming. qualify to have their fares paid. A range of initiatives will be introduced Greenhouse gas emissions from There are also other categories of to make it easier to walk, cycle, use road transport are rising faster than public transport or share car journeys to from any other source. people who can get help. Please the hospital. This leaflet is just one of pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or these initiatives. Vehicle emissions reduce local air quality and heavy traffic is disrupting when you arrive at hospital), or ask our communities. at the hospital claims office. This leaflet is available in other formats on request. on formats other in available is leaflet This or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com at website our visit or To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253 330 0151 call TravelWise about more out find To Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station. Bus Square Queen the visit can you or Hospital, Hey Alder Hospital Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at available also are services rail and bus local for Timetables to Alder Hey Alder to www.gotravelwise.com 0151 330 1253/1290 330 0151 For more information please contact TravelWise on: TravelWise contact please information more For How to get to How development of Travel Plans.
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