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Travel Choices for North Manchester General Hospital North Manchester General Hospital, M8 5RB Travel Choices Information – Patient and Visitor Version Details Notes and Links Site Map Site Map – Link to Pennine Acute website Bus Stops, Services Bus Stops are located within and on the road alongside the hospital site and and operators are letter coded. Please see further information following. Bus Operators serving the hospital are; Also, see further First Greater Manchester or on Twitter information Stagecoach Manchester or on Twitter following. The Transport Authority and main source of transport information is; TfGM or on Twitter; TfGM Bus Route Explorer (for direct bus routes), North West Public Transport Journey Planner Nearest Metrolink The nearest stops are at Abraham Moss or Crumpsall Tram Stops Metrolink or on Twitter Transport Ticketing Try the First mobile ticketing app for smartphones, register and buy daily, weekly, monthly or 10 trip bus tickets on your phone, click here for details. For all bus operator, tram and train tickets, visit www.systemonetravelcards.co.uk. Local Link – Users need to be registered in advance (online or by phone) and live within Demand Responsive the area of operation for the service. It can take a minimum of 2 hours Door to Door between registering and booking a journey. Check details for each relevant transport service (see leaflet files on website, split by borough). Local Link – Door to Door Transport Ring and Ride Door to door transport for those of all ages who find using conventional public transport difficult. You need to register prior to using the service and need to contact the relevant depot to book your journey. Link to Ring and Ride website Private Hire Car Magnum Whiteline, click here to open their website – free phones within provider hospital or phone 0161 766 6666 Volunteer Car Rochdale Volunteer Car Scheme – Journeys must be booked at least 24 Schemes hours in advance, there are age plus location restrictions and a charge per mile. Check the leaflet; click to open this in the TfGM website Transport for Sick Children – a volunteer car scheme to transport children and their parents/ carers to hospital appointments. To use must be referred by clinical staff at least 1 week in advance, http://www.transportforsickchildren.org/ Hospital Travel This allows you to reclaim certain travel costs for attending hospital, if you Costs Scheme receive certain benefits or allowances; or meet certain eligibility criteria. For further information, click here for information on the NHS Choices website. Please speak to staff in the relevant ward or department for General/ Cashiers office contact details, where payments are made. Parking Patient and Visitor Parking and Information, for website click here Parking Map on website Our parking is designated by types of user and sign colours and parking enforcement is undertaken; please observe and follow signage. Please don’t park where you shouldn’t and pay and/ or display a permit, voucher or ticket when you should. Electric Vehicle Located in Patient and Visitor Car Park 1, users need to be registered with Charging points Greater Manchester Electric Vehicles (GMEV) partnership, which has a network of charging points. For details on charging point locations and information, see www.ev.tfgm.com. Buses serving North Manchester General Hospital 42 Middleton, Blackley, NMGH, Cheetham Hill, City Centre, Oxford Road, The Christie, Withington, East Didsbury Daily service, operated by First Greater Manchester (Mon-Sat), Stagecoach Manchester (Evenings & Sundays) Every 20 minutes during the daytime , Connects with the Metrolink at Abraham Moss, Bowker Vale and Crumpsall. Middleton Bank Crumpsall NMG Cheetham Piccadilly University Rusholme Withington East Didsbury Bus Station House Metrolink Hospital Queens Rd Gardens Refectory Platt Lane Library Parrs Wood 25 12 6 14 25 41 49 56 69 Bus 42 to City and East Didsbury—Stops A and C Bus 42 to Middleton—Stops A and C 52 Trafford Centre*, Eccles, Salford Royal Hospital, Pendleton, Broughton, Cheetham Hill, NMGH, Harpurhey, Moston, Newton Heath, Brookdale Park, Failsworth Tesco Daily service, operated by First Greater Manchester Trafford Eccles Salford Salford Higher Cheetham Hill NMG Moston Newton Heath Failsworth Centre* Interchange Royal Shopping Broughton Tesco/ Hospital Ben Dean Lane Tesco Hospital Centre McDonalds Crescent Rd Brierley Metrolink Stop 68* 49 45 32 18 8 14 24 35 Stops D, E, H * - Buses via NMGH only go to Trafford Centre during Stops A, C, F, G Monday to Friday morning and evening peak times. Bus to Failsworth – Stops A, C, F and G Also, extra 52 journeys run between Trafford Centre/ Bus to Salford/ Eccles/ Trafford Centre – Stops D, E and H Eccles and Cheetham Hill only. Connects with the Metrolink at Eccles, Abraham Moss or Newton Heath and Moston. 53 Cheetham Hill, NMGH, Harpurhey, Miles Platting, SportCity, Gorton, Belle Vue, Longsight, Rusholme, Central Manchester Hospitals, Hulme, Old Trafford, Salford Quays, Salford Shopping City Daily service, operated by First Greater Manchester (Evening/ nights only—Stagecoach Manchester) Cheetham Hill NMG Harpurhey Sport Gorton Belle Rusholme University Old Trafford Media Salford Tesco Hospital Market City Vue Phoenix Trafford Bar City Shopping Centre 7 7 19 31 35 50 58 68 73 85 Stops C, F, G Stops A, D, E, H Bus to Cheetham Hill – Stops C, F & G Bus to Gorton, Central Manchester Hospitals, Salford – Stops A, D, E & H 56 Manchester (Shudehill), Collyhurst, Blackley NMGH, Bank House, Higher Blackley, Harpurhey, Collyhurst, 57 Manchester (Shudehill) Circulars Daily service, operated by Stagecoach Manchester Manchester Collyhurst NMG Bank House Rochdale Rd / Collyhurst Manchester Shudehill Queens Rd Hospital Chapel Lne Victoria Ave Queens Rd Shudehill 16 9 4 14 24 33 56 - Stops A, C 57 - Stops A, C Real-time bus information, find out when your bus is coming… First Greater Manchester buses have an app. for Android Phones or iPhones, search First Bus to find it Stagecoach Manchester have real time bus details via their website www.stagecoachbus.com. Alternatively, the CityMapper app. gives travel information and real time bus stop departures. Key 6 Approximate journey time in minutes to/ from North Manchester General Hospital. More bus services on following page Buses serving North Manchester General Hospital 94 NMGH , Cheetham Hill, Kersal, Carr Clough, Prestwich, Unsworth, Pilsworth Monday to Saturday service, operated by First Greater Manchester NMG Cheetham Hill Kersal Carr Prestwich Hillock Unsworth Pilsworth Hospital Crescent Road Neville Rd Clough Longfield Centre Pole Asda Bus Stops A,C,F,G 7 17 24 33 45 49 60 115 Circulars - Middleton, Dam Head, White Moss, Moston, NMGH, Higher Blackley, Middleton 116 Monday to Saturday Daytime service, operated by Stagecoach Manchester Middleton Dam White Moston NMG Higher Middleton Bus Station Head Moss Ben Brierley Hospital Blackley Bus Station 27 19 15 10 6 26 115 - Stops A, D, E, H 116 - Stops C, F, G 118 NMGH, White Moss, Moston, Harpurhey, Collyhurst, Manchester City Centre Daily service, operated by Stagecoach Manchester NMG White Moss Moston Collyhurst Manchester Bus Stops Hospital Shops Ben Brierley Queens Road Piccadilly Gardens A, C 11 18 28 39 149 Oldham, Coppice, Hollinwood, New Moston, Blackley, Crumpsall, NMGH, Cheetham Hill Daily service, operated by First Greater Manchester (Evenings, Sundays & Bank Hols—Stagecoach Manchester) Oldham Oldham Hollinwood Moston Blackley NMG Cheetham Hill Bus Station Chamber Rd Morrison’s Gardeners Arms Victoria Av. Hospital Crescent Rd 42 32 5 9 24 26 19 13 Stops D, E, H Connects with Metrolink at Crumpsall, Bowker Vale and Hollinwood Stops A, C, F, G 151 Mandley Park, Cheetham Hill, NMGH, Monsall, Harpurhey, Moston, Newton Heath, Failsworth, Hollinwood Monday to Saturday service, operated by Stotts Tours Mandley Cheetham NMG Collyhurst Harpurhey Moston Newton Failsworth Failsworth Hollinwood Park Hill Hospital Queens Rd Lidl Store Ben Brierley Heath School Tesco Morrison’s 9 6 8 17 23 36 52 57 64 Stops D, E, H Stops A, C, F, G Connects with Metrolink at Central Park, Failsworth, Hollinwood and Monsall 156 Hollin * Middleton, Rhodes, Heaton Park, Blackley, NMGH, Collyhurst, Manchester Shudehill , Daily, operated by Stagecoach Manchester. * - serving Hollin evenings, Sundays and Bank Holidays Only. Hollin* Middleton Rhodes Heaton Bank NMG Collyhurst Manchester Bus Station Park House Hospital Queens Rd Shudehill 20 15 11 5 11 19 29* Stops A, C Stops A, C Key 6 Approximate journey time in minutes to/ from North Manchester General Hospital. 52 to Salford, Eccles Bus Stop H Bus Stop G 52 to Newton Heath, Failsworth 53 to Gorton, Rusholme, Salford 94 to Pilsworth Asda Click here for times 115 to Higher Blackley & Middleton Click here for times 116 to Moston & Middleton 149 to New Moston, Oldham 149 to Manchester City Centre 151 to Mandley Park 151 to Newton Heath, Hollinwood Bus Stop F Bus Stop E Click here for times Click here for times 52 to Newton Heath, Failsworth 52 to Salford, Eccles 94 to Pilsworth Asda 53 to Gorton, Rusholme, Salford 116 to Moston & Middleton 115 to Higher Blackley & Middleton 149 to Cheetham Hill 149 to New Moston, Oldham 151 to Newton Heath, Hollinwood 151 to Mandley Park Bus Stop D Click here for times Bus Stop C 52 to Salford, Eccles Click here for times 53 to Gorton, Rusholme, Salford 42 to City Centre & East Didsbury 115 to Higher Blackley & Middleton 42 to Higher Blackley & Middleton 149 to New Moston, Oldham 52 to Newton Heath & Failsworth 151 to Mandley Park 53 to Cheetham Hill
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