Travelling To/From Manor Hospital

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Travelling To/From Manor Hospital Travelling to/from Manor Hospital Direct buses and trains from The information shown on this page is how to get Walsall to/from Manor Hospital from Walsall Town Centre. BUS OPERATOR BUS STOP OPERATOR Route Number BUSES TOWARDS STOP Route Number BUSES TOWARDS Huntington 2 WD Arriva National Expres West Midlands + via Bloxwich, Cheslyn Hay & Cannock 36 Alumwell via Manor Hospital V 4 Blackheath Diamond via West Bromwich & Oldbury S T Diamond Willenhall 37 Q National Expres West Midlands Hayley Green National Expres West Midlands + via Darlaston, Bentley & Lodge Farm 4H S T via West Bromwich & Oldbury 37 Willenhall Diamond via Darlaston, Bentley & Lodge Farm R Thandi Stowlawn 39 Q Merry Hill Centre National Expres West Midlands + via Manor Hospital, Darlaston & Bilston National Expres West Midlands 4M S T via West Bromwich & Oldbury 41 Willenhall Diamond via Lodge Farm & New Invention M National Expres West Midlands Sutton Coldfield 6 K National Expres West Midlands 45 West Bromwich via Aldridge, Little Aston & Four Oaks via Bescot, Yew Tree & Stone Cross W National Expres West Midlands Castlefort 7 7A K National Expres West Midlands 51 Birmingham via Longwood & Aldridge via Great Barr & Perry Barr A WG National Expres West Midlands Bloxwich 9 H National Expres West Midlands 69 Wolverhampton via Rushall, High Heath & Pelsall via Short Heath & New Invention P National Expres West Midlands Lichfield 10 10A J National Expres West Midlands 70 Bloxwich via Rushall, Brownhills & Burntwood via Beechdale & Dudley Fields P National Expres West Midlands Merry Hill Centre Gillity Village 11 11A X 74 via Wednesbury, Princes End & Dudley National Expres West Midlands via Chuckery & Lake Avenue J Diamond Sutton Coldfield 19 Bloxwich 77 C WH National Expres West Midlands via Goscote & Blakenall Heath N National Expres West Midlands via Streetly & New Oscott Bilston 29 Bloxwich 334 R Thandi via Ryecroft, Harden & Blakenall Heath F National Expres West Midlands via Darlaston & Herberts Park Yew Tree 401E W Diamond Mossley National Expres West Midlands + via Bescot Stadium & Delves 31 D Wolverhampton via Bloxwich Road & Bloxwich 529 G National Expres West Midlands Diamond via Willenhall & Portobello 934 Birmingham via Pheasey & Kingstanding C WH National Expres West Midlands Lower Farm National Expres West Midlands + 32 E Birmingham via Bloxwich Road & Bloxwich 935 C WH Diamond via Streetly & Kingstanding National Expres West Midlands Birmingham 34 Bilston 997 L National Expres West Midlands via Darlaston & Herberts Park Q National Expres West Midlands via Daw End, Aldridge & Queslett Birmingham Lichfield X51 35 35A Limited Stop Service B WG National Expres West Midlands via Westgate, Aldridge & Druids Heath K Diamond X51 Cannock via Bloxwich & Great Wyrley WD National Expres West Midlands E S Crown R T O G A H Wharf F A R M TH E F E E O R E S T Shopping I N Tesco O R N D W Park D T L WE A E R S O A E A T L O R N E D . R T E N S N U Swimming T L T N L E S Baths Y O Civic A E T A . T W R W P L R R A I Centre T T A E A S E U R D RE L H T ’ WF S T S Library TO S A TO WNEN D T WD W D R H Post E & Museum L E R E G P E S A T FI A T Oce R LL The Park Place EE H E R T Shuttle services are avaiable RY UARE K C SQ Shopping T I L E Town Canal S E I Art T Centre R NT Basin R T Hall OW from Wednesbury Parkway Gallery E S E N T L L WG H A S LA L R NE E Bus Stands W L (Metro Stop) A N R EI M N C U D to P A E WH T S S D T E T T R E S For more information please visit . St. Paul’s T E R T E Law R E Y E E A P Bus Station T T R W S T L . LITTLE S S I T A Courts A B wmnetwork.co.uk/nhstravel R R ARK S UL’S ID H N P ST GE S IO ARCADE R R T P C B AE S A A A E TR M T T R T E A S K E TION S T T EE R S T T S R T E E . E DG T RI F B RE ER WJ Ring & Ride S TR EE T Clock T E Free parking is available at E R T Tower S D N Car T IG Old Square O EE B I R E Wednesbury Parkway for people T Park Saddlers T TH A Walsall S Shopping Centre T D MARKET S Shopping R Rail O PLACE F who are travelling to/from Centre D A R V Station B IC TO Bus served road R IA Manor Hospital PL. N T S R R QD DFO A Other road RA RC REE B A ST T D N V E EMA Pedestrianized areas IDG H BR I G W H E WA Lettered bus stop S Bradford X N T A R E L E Place L Bus station T NE L WP A OR H T S R Rail Station TR E EE W T O L Travel information centre wmnetwork.co.uk/overview will give you the latest timetable information for the above services, to make it easier for you to locate the right information we have included the operator of each service in the table above..
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