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Sheffield Hospitals Your Guide to the Direct Bus Services to and from Sheffield Hospitals Sheffield Hospitals Your guide to the direct bus services to and from Sheffield Hospitals. Valid from: 12 April 2021 Hospitals Featured: Charles Clifford Dental Hospital Thornbury Hospital (private) Claremont Hospital (private) Weston Park Hospital Northern General Hospital Royal Hallamshire Hospital Sheffield Children’s Hospital Please be aware that service H1 is for St Lukes Hospice NHS Staff only. How can I get more information? TravelSouthYorkshire @TSYalerts 01709 51 51 51 Sheeld Arena Vaccination Centre will move to a new venue from 26 July. We will be at Longley Lane, Sheffield S5 7JN, close to the Northern General Hospital. Sheffield Arena will begin holding events this summer now that restrictions are lifting and so the NHS Vaccination Centre is moving to: The old Blood and Transplant building on Longley Lane, Sheffield S5 7JN. The new Centre will be signposted Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre. It will also be called this on the national booking website and in any texts, letters or phone calls you receive. What if my 2nd dose appointment is ENTRANCE already booked for the Arena? N LONGLEY HALL ROAD If you have an appointment for your second vaccination at the Arena that you booked through the National Booking Service, your appointment will automatically LONGLEY LANE be transferred to the Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre (Longley Lane) for the same date and time. You do not need to do anything else. ADMIN What if I need to change / rearrange my 2nd dose appointment? You will still be able to manage your own appointment 151 NORWOOD GRANGE 22 easily. You can change, update and reschedule your STEM CELL A6102 appointment via the online system below or by calling Herries Rd 119 free of charge. The new Centre will be called NORWOOD GRANGE DRIVE Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre (Longley Lane) on the booking website. www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination There will be signs to direct you to the Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre at Longley Lane, parking will be available and staff will be on site to welcome you. Nearer the time of your planned appointment the you will receive a reminder by email, phone or text. The number it will come from is 0114 226 1001 so please do not ignore the call or text. Please remember that you should continue to follow government guidelines to help protect yourself and others. Please turn over to read other important information regarding your vaccination. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Northern General Hospital l g n o L Lo ng Sheeld Arena ley F arm Vie w L o n g l L e d o y a n o g H R l a l e l y l Vaccination Centre will move l a W H H y a a e l y l l g n d G o a L B o r a o r R v n Ellerton Road s e le y w lo R k oa c to a new venue from 26 July. d u H all Road Longley H Lon gley We will be at Longley Lane, Sheffield S5 7JN, close to the Northern General Hospital. Hall Road B a d r Roa Sheffield Arena will begin holding events this summer now that restrictions are lifting and so the NHS n lake W s Mort le h y e l E d l R r l e o a r k a t Vaccination Centre is moving to: e o d n R R o a o d a d The old Blood and Transplant building on Longley Lane, Sheffield S5 7JN. Clocktower 5 Nor Spinal Injuries wood Gran ge D rive B a r n s d l a The new Centre will be signposted Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre. It will also be called this on the e r Ro y ve Bolso R o a national booking website and in any texts, letters or phone calls you receive. d Chesterman Outpatients 7 What if my 2nd dose appointment is ENTRANCE Vickers Corridor Access 8 already booked for the Arena? ‡š N Northern General Hospital LONGLEY HALL ROAD H e If you have an appointment for your second vaccination r Outpatients Dept 2 r ie s R o Huntsman Building a at the Arena that you booked through the National d Mobility Rehab Brearley Outpatients Booking Service, your appointment will automatically Centre LONGLEY LANE Outpatients Dept 1 be transferred to the Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre A&E 6 (Longley Lane) for the same date and time. You do not Day Surgery 9 Renal Outpatients Hadfield Wing ADMIN d need to do anything else. a o R n a e d rn o 2 H What if I need to change / rearrange my 1 3 10 2nd dose appointment? 4 H d er 11 a ri o es R R d o a d a o o d R o 151 w y You will still be able to manage your own appointment r e o l s NORWOOD GRANGE N n 22 r ne a a STEM r L easily. You can change, update and reschedule your B wle CELL O A6102 appointment via the online system below or by calling Herries Rd Herries Road 15 ad 12 Ro Cr ree ab bt tre 119 free of charge. The new Centre will be called ra e Herr NORWOOD GRANGE DRIVE C C ies Road lo 14 d se Roa e Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre (Longley Lane) on the 0 50 100 Yards C rp o Blyde Road tho n er i n n kin g S 0 50 100 Metres d Hall Road s booking website. Goddar b þûý y F i This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey r R o V on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Oce © Crown copyright. a a d l Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil e proceedings. SYPTE 100030252 2019 d R 13 Roa o www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination n a pto d Ham o l C There will be signs to direct you to the Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre at Longley Lane, parking will be available s r a and staff will be on site to welcome you. M 1 2 20, 97, 98 9 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 32, 32a, 88, 95, 95a Nearer the time of your planned appointment the you will receive a reminder by email, phone or text. The number it will come from is 0114 226 1001 so please do not ignore the call or text. 3 4 H1 10 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 88, 95, 95a, H1 Please remember that you should continue to follow government guidelines to help protect yourself and others. 5 32, 32a, H1 11 12 75, 76, 76a Please turn over to read other important information regarding your vaccination. 6 32, 32a 13 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 75, 76, 76a, 88, 95, 95a PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE 7 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 32, 32a, 88, 95, 95a 14 15 H1 SHEFFIELD TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST 8 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 32, 32a, 88, 95, 95a Northern General Hospital Destination Finder Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AU 0114 2434343 sth.nhs.uk Destination Service(s) Destination Service(s) Abbeydale 97, 98 Grimesthorpe 32 Abbeydale Park 97, 98 Hade Edge 29 Arbourthorne 1, 11 Harden 29 Banner Cross 88 Harley 2 Barnsley Centre 2 Hazlehead 29 Batemoor 1 Heeley 11a, 20 Beauchief 76, 76a Hemsworth 1, 11, 20 Birdwell 2 Herdings 11, 11a Bradway 76, 76a High Green 1, 29 Broomhill H1 Highfield 1, 11, 11a, 20, 75, 76, 76a, 97, Burngreave 1, 2, 11, 11a, 20, 29, 32, 32a, 98 75, 76, 76a, 88, 97, 98 Hillfoot H1 Carbrook 95, 95a Hillsborough 97, 98 Carlecotes 29 Holmfirth 29 Chancet Wood 76a Howbrook 29 Chapeltown 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29 Hoyland 2 Crookesmoor 95, 95a Hoyland Common 2 Crow Edge 29 Hunters Bar 88 Dore 97, 98 Jordanthorpe 1, 75 Dunford Bridge 29 Law 29 Ecclesall Road 88 Longley 32a, 97, 98 Ecclesfield 1, 2, 11, 11a, 20, 29, 88 Lowedges 76, 76a Ellesmere 97, 98 Lowfield 1, 11, 11a, 20 Fir Vale 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 32, 32a, 75, Meadowhall 95, 95a 76, 76a, 88, 95, 95a, H1 Meadowhead 1, 75 Firshill 1, 2, 11, 11a, 20, 29, 75, 76, Millhouse Green 29 76a, 88, 95, 95a Firth Park 1, 2, 11, 11a, 29, 32, 32a, 75, Millhouses 97, 98 76, 76a, 88, 95, 95a Neepsend H1 Fox Hill 32a Nether Edge 75, 76, 76a, 97, 98 Gleadless Valley 1, 11, 11a Newfield Green 1, 11, 11a Greenhill 76, 76a Northern General Hospital (continued) Destination Finder Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AU 0114 2434343 sth.nhs.uk Destination Service(s) Destination Service(s) Norfolk Park 1, 11 Walkley 95, 95a Norton 1, 20 Warren 2 Western Bank 95, 95a, H1 Norton Lees 20 Wincobank 32, 95, 95a Norwood 20, 97, 98, H1 Woodseats 75, 76, 76a Owlerton 98, H1 Worsbrough 2 Oxspring 29 Worsbrough Bridge 2 Page Hall 75, 76, 76a Worsbrough Common 2 Parson Cross 20, 32a Worsbrough Village 2 Wortley 29 Penistone 29 Pitsmoor 1, 2, 11, 11a, 20, 29, 32a, 75, The Northern General Hospital operates a free shuttle bus 76, 76a, 95, 95a, 97, 98 service that runs around the roads within the grounds of Royal Hallamshire H1 the hospital.
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