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Southmead Hospital Guide.Indd 1 1 D D N I Direct bus services to Southmead Hospital are available to Almondsbury Yate, Bus interchange from key interchange points shown in the boxes below. and Thornbury Service 82 every hour Chipping Please refer to the table on the reverse side for examples between 06.21 and 18.58 Sodbury Old Sodbury of how to travel to Southmead Hospital by bus. 41 47 86 622 41 86 Service 81 every hour between 06.45 and 15.30 - Bradley Frampton Cotterell change at Parkway Coniston Stoke 75 Road 82 81 309 73 Cribbs Causeway, Winterbourne 73 310 for Southmead Hospital Southmead for The Mall, 82 319 Abbey and interchange points interchange and Bus interchange Bristol Parkway, Patchway Little Bus interchange Wood, to Yate Direct bus services bus Direct Stoke Retail Park Services 2 and 76 Services 18, 82, 10 every minutes 501 and 502 06.00 18.00 18 X49 between and 82 6 buses per hour 319 309 UWE, to Southmead between Frenchay Campus 08.30 and 15.30 Rolls Royce Frenchay Westerleigh Park Road 2 76 15 Henbury Wyck Beck Road Frenchay Hospital May 2014 May Filton Pucklechurch from across South Gloucestershire South across from 309 Getting to Southmead Hospital Southmead to Getting Brentry 75 310 Bromley Pen Park Road 502 Heath 82 18 SOUTHMEAD HOSPITAL SOUTHMEAD 501 Filton Avenue Southmead Southmead Road Filton Road Siston Doncaster Road Southmead Downend Hospital Welcome to the first edition of the Monks Emersons Southmead Road Park Mangotsfield Green Southmead Hospital Travel Guide Avenue 18 for South Gloucestershire residents. X49 X49 501 502 Dorian Road 319 This guide has been produced by 18 17 South Gloucestershire Council with to Avonmouth assistance from transport operators. and Shirehampton Muller Road Top Wellington Hill Eastville Park Lodge Causeway For help planning your journey or to check timetable information, Eastgate Centre Fishponds Henleaze Lake contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 Hillfields or visit www.traveline.info Thicket Avenue Gloucester Road Soundwell Henleaze Kingswood, Bus interchange THINK ABC 309 Service Willsbridge 75 76 17 2 310 319 15 every 30 minutes BEFORE A&E between 07.10 and 20.48 to Bath City Centre Anytime medical advice from NHS 111 Book an appointment with your GP surgery (then hourly to 23.48) This information can be made available in other Call in at your local Minor Injuries Unit formats. Please phone if you need (01454) 868004 thinkABC.org.uk any of these or any other help to access Council Hanham services. Contact us: Bristol Royal Hospital Integrated Transport Unit to Bristol City Centre to Bristol City Centre Cadbury Heath South Gloucestershire Council for Children PO Box 299 Civic Centre High Street, Kingswood In a serious, life threatening Longwell Green BRISTOL THINK ABC 17 BS15 0DR emergency, do not wait, Between Keynsham and Kingswood, (01454) 868004 BEFORE A&E Service 17 runs hourly [email protected] Anytime medical advice from NHS 111 Bookcall an appointment999 with your GP surgery between 08.09 and 23.10 Call in at your local Minor Injuries Unit Keynsham While every care has been taken to ensure that the information shown in this guide is correct at the time thinkfor immediateABC.org.uk assistance of publication (May 2014), South Gloucestershire Council will not be liable for any loss, damage or inconvenience resulting from any inaccuracies or subsequent changes. Bus operators canchange services at short notice so it is advisable to obtain the latest timetable information from Traveline or the operator before making the journey. SSouthmeadouthmead HHospitalospital GGuide.indduide.indd 1 114/05/20144/05/2014 114:344:34 Bus services from locations in South Gloucestershire to Southmead Hospital Planning your journey Timetable information and an online journey planner are The table below lists examples of direct bus routes to Southmead Hospital and alternative bus routes available at or telephone buschecker www.traveline.info live bus countdown which involve changing buses at the interchange point shown. 0871 200 22 33 NB: You may need to plan your journey in two stages. • Home to bus interchange point (Cribbs Causeway, Bus travel involving one change Fishponds, Kingswood, Parkway station, Yate) Location * Direct Bus Bus service Change at Bus service • Bus interchange point to Southmead. Almondsbury & 309 (+ 16 min walk to the hospital) 312 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 Alveston 309 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) Bitton — 42, 319 Kingswood 17 Bradley Stoke — 73 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 Bridgeyate — 635 Kingswood 17 Bromley Heath 18 (every 30 mins) 319 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 Please note: bus service numbers are accurate at time of Cadbury Heath 17 319 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 going to print. 42, 43, 533 Kingswood 17 Charfi eld 309 or 310 (+ 16 min walk to the hospital) 309 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) Charlton Hayes — 309 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) Bus operator ticket examples Cheswick 18 or 15 (+ 11 min walk to hospital) — — — A standard day ticket will allow you to travel with the same Chipping Sodbury — 84, 86, 620, 622 Yate 82 bus operator all day. The price of day tickets will vary on X46 Frenchay 18 what zone you are in when you catch the bus. Examples of Adult ticket prices at May 2014: Coalpit Heath 82 — — — First Cold Ashton — 635 Kingswood 17 Outlying areas of South Gloucestershire fall into First’s zone 2, Southmead Hospital is part of zone 1 so a typical day fare will Downend 18 (every 30 mins) 319 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 be around £6. 47, 48 Fishponds 17 Example: Yate to Southmead Hospital, service 82, FirstDay outer zone ticket £6*; Emersons Green 18 (every 30 mins) — — — Bradley Stoke to Southmead Hospital, service 73 changing at Filton 18, 82, 501, 502 — — — Bristol Parkway to 18 or 82, FirstDay inner zone ticket £4* First zone map can be found at Frampton Cotterell 82 81 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 www.fi rstgroup.com/ukbus/bristol_bath/tickets/bristol/ 327 Frenchay 18 Severnside Transport Thornbury to Southmead Hospital, service 312 to Bristol Frenchay (every 30 mins) — — — 18 Parkway, conneting with First 18, 82 or Wessex 501, 502. • Real time information to plan Hambrook (11 min walk to Frenchay +) 18 X46 Frenchay 18 Avonrider multi operator ticket £7.20. www.severnsidetransport.co.uk your journey Hanham 17 44 Kingswood 17 Wessex • Save your favourite routes Hawkesbury Upton — 86 Yate 82 Example: Bradley Stoke to Southmead Hospital, Service 13 changing at Bristol Parkway to 501 or 502, Dayrider ticket £3* Iron Acton — Yate X27, X46 82 Wessex zone map can be found at • Set an alert when nearing X27, X46 Bristol Haymarket 76 www.wessexbus.com/network.html your stop Kingswood 17 (every 30 mins) — — — * correct at time of going to print. Little Stoke 18 (every 30 mins) — — — FREE to download for a Longwell Green 17 (hourly) 45 Broadmead 76 (every 10 mins) limited period Mangotsfi eld 18 (every 30 mins) 48 Fishponds 17 AvonRider - Multi Operator ticket Marshfi eld — 635 Kingswood 17 An AvonRider ticket allows passengers to travel all day with a New Cheltenham — 6 Kingswood 17 choice of 12 bus operators. AvonRider tickets can be used in Available on the former Avon area, which is Bath and North East Somerset, 6, 7 Lodge Causeway 17 Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. iOS, Android Old Sodbury — 620 Yate 82 An AvonRider day ticket costs £7.20 for adults and £6.20 for and Windows Oldland Common — 319 Kingswood 17 students who hold a valid NUS card or people aged under 16. platforms Olveston — 622 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) You can buy an AvonRider ticket on any bus, including park and ride services, operated by: Abus, Bakers Dolphin, Patchway 75 or 309 (+ 16 min walk to the hospital) 75 or 309 Filton Church 18, 501, 502 Bugler Coaches, Bath and North East Somerset Council, Citistar, Crosville, CT Coaches, CT Plus, Faresaver, First, Pilning — 625 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) North Somerset Coaches, RATP Bath Bus Co, Pucklechurch — X49 Fishponds 17 Severnside Transport, Somerbus, Webberbus and Wessex. Rangeworthy — 622 Yate 82 Tickets can be used on all bus services provided by these www.travelwest.info/buschecker operators in the area except: 22, 100, A1, tour buses, Severn Beach — 625 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) express coaches and services for special events. Siston — X49 Fishponds 17 On service A4 provided by the RATP Bath Bus Co, AvonRider is Soundwell (10 min walk to the bus stop +) 17 319 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 not valid between Bedminster Down and Bristol Airport. 6, 7 Lodge Causeway 17 Staple Hill — 49 Fishponds 17 CHILDREN’S A&E 319 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 Community Transport Stoke Gifford 18, 501, 502 (every 10-15 mins) — — — SERVICES ARE Yate, Sodbury & district community transport Thornbury 309 or 310 (+ 16 min walk to the hospital) 309 The Mall bus station 2, 76 (every 10 mins) Community transport provides transport for those who fi nd it CHANGING diffi cult to use conventional bus services. For those who have UWE 18 or 15 (+ 11 min walk to hospital) 15, 19, 70, 81, 312, 319, 625 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 a Diamond travelcard the dial a ride service is free of charge. Warmley — 43, 635 Kingswood 17 For further information call 0845 241 0985 319 Bristol Parkway 18, 82, 501, 502 Four Towns and Vale Link community transport Westerleigh — X49 Fishponds 17 Thornbury and communities to the west of the M5 are mainly served by Four Towns and Vale link community transport.
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