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How to Find Northwick Park Hospital HOW TO FIND Watford Road Harrow Northwick Park Hospital HA1 3UJ 020 8864 3232 CHILDREN’S SERVICES walk away. Route 186 stops outside the A&E on the Children’s A&E hospital ring road. (From September 2016 new route 483 will link Ealing Hospital and Northwick Park The A&E department is located at the rear of the Hospital via Hanwell, Ealing Broadway, Hanger Lane, hospital site, it has its own separate entrance which Alperton, Wembley and North Wembley.) is clearly signposted. Staff at the A&E reception will direct you to the separate children’s A&E area. By car: Parking is available. Car parking charges apply. Current prices: From £2.50 an hour. For all Children’s ward car parking charges visit www.lnwh.nhs.uk/patients- The children’s ward is called ‘Jack’s Place’. This ward is visitors/locations-of-our-services/northwick-park-and- located on level 3 – follow the main corridor towards st-marks-hospitals/ all wards and take the lift down one level. Disabled parking: Spaces are available free of TRAVEL charge for people who display a valid disabled driver’s permit and park in designated bays in Underground/Rail: Northwick Park is on the the multi-storey car park or car parks 2 to 4. Metropolitan Line which is a 5 minute walk away. Kenton station (Bakerloo and London Overground Travel costs: Information about help with travel costs services) is a 10-15 minute walk away. for those on a low income can be found by calling 0300 330 1343 or at www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/ Buses: 186, 223, H9, H10, and H14 buses stop inside Healthcosts/Pages/Travelcosts.aspx the hospital grounds. 182, and N18 buses stop a short distance away on Watford Road. H18, H19 114 More information about healthcare services in your local area and 183 buses stop on Kenton Road, a 10 minute can be found at www.nhs.uk Main entrance A&E entrance Buses to hospitals around Ealing o Central line Harrow 182 186 Piccadilly line Bakerloo line Ealing Hospital no longer has a Children’s A&E unit. Bus Station 223 H14 Sudbury Town Station Wembley Central Northolt This map shows the key bus routes and rail connections to Station 140 395 182 92 182 Central hospitals with Children’s A&E, UCC and walk-in centres serving Middlesex Northwick Park the borough of Ealing. For full details of travel to these hospitals & St Mark’s 297 Metropolitan line 226 Central line visit t.gov.uk/journeyplanner or call 0343 222 1234 (24-hours) 83 487 East Acton 120 282 92 Greenford Central line Bus routes correct as of 28 May 2016 140 E10 Station Perivale Station 7 Central line 226 72 David Harvey Children’s Centre/ Great Western 487 272 283 Hammersmith St. Mary’s Greenford 95 95 7 Broadway Yeading Western Avenue Hanger Park Royal White Hart Teignmouth Gardens Lane Piccadilly line 72 Central line 95 272 83 283 92 E7 112 Paddington Station Yeading Lane 120 95 Willow Tree 282 E11 Bakerloo line Lane 226 Central line Circle line 297 140 District line Hammersmith & City line 27 Great Western & Great Western & District line Hillingdon Hayes 195 207 Heathrow Connect Heathrow Connect The Greenway Grapes Great Western & 427 607 Heathrow Connect Southall West Ealing Shepherd’s Bush Town Hall 83 207 Ealing 83 207 427 607 E7 E11 Broadway 207 607 427 607 Ealing Central line o Hospital 427 607 105 U1 72 120 U4 E2 220 195 65 U7 140 Southall Station 283 482 Great Western & 195 295 E5 Heathrow Connect Hillingdon 27 U4 H32 U5 267 Hammersmith Station 195 Southall Boston Manor Station Brentford 195 211 District line Piccadilly line King Street Piccadilly line Watermans Hayes & E2 Circle line Hammersmith & City line Harlington 267 Centre Chelsea & Westminster Station Brentford Great Western & 120 High Street Heathrow Connect H32 Half Acre Key 267 117 Hospital with Children’s A&E National Rail Station Urgent Care Centre (UCC) Key bus stops Hounslow and overnight services 83 Bell Corner West Hospital with Children’s Bus route Middlesex Urgent Care Centre (UCC) only Interchange point London Underground Station o London Overground Station.
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