Principal Treatment Centres
Principal Treatment Centres (PTC) for teenagers and young adults (TYA) are hospitals that have been recognised as specialist experts in TYA cancer. TYA refers to people aged 16 years to 24 years, up to their 25th birthday.
The PTCs work in partnership with Designated Hospitals (DH) to offer integrated joint care across the Yorkshire and Humber region with the view of improving cancer treatment outcomes and survival for all service users. Delivering care in age-appropriate settings, whilst increasing participation in clinical trials, tumour banking and embedding the use of genomic services highlight the overarching aims.
The importance of transition; supporting the service user and family from children’s and TYA services through to adult services in a culturally appropriate and sensitive way is of upmost importance. Combining the integration of data and technology to enable reviews of performance, and to share learnings will demonstrate improvements in all aspects of care.
Each teenager (up to 19th birthday) must be referred to TYA PTC for diagnosis and agreement of treatment plan. Each young adult (19-24 years) must be referred to either TYA PTC or DH having been offered the choice of the two. All service users must be discussed in the TYA MDT, having been offered access to clinical trials and their individual holistic needs identified and met.
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
About us
The Teenage and Young Adult (TYA) Cancer Service is based at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals (STH) with an ‘outreach approach’ i.e., looking after patients where they are treated, with nursing teams at Sheffield Children’s Hospital and Sheffield Teaching Hospital looking after patients at their respective hospital sites.
Together we care for all patients with cancer from the ages 13 to 25.
We treat and support all teenagers diagnosed before their 16th birthday at Sheffield Children’s Hospital.
Patients aged 13 to 16 are also invited to join in with activities and support groups run by the activity co-ordinators.
Patients aged 16 to 19 are treated at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals either at Weston Park Hospital (Solid tumours) or the Royal Hallamshire Hospital (Blood cancers), depending on their diagnosis.
Patients over the age of 19 are offered a choice regarding their preferred place of care, which may include at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals (including Weston Park Hospital, or the Royal Hallamshire Hospital), or their local district general hospital; Doncaster Royal Infirmary or Rotherham General Hospital.
Each person has a key worker who they will see regularly while under our care.
Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) funds five expert staff at the unit who work across all sites in the area:
Lead Nurse
2 Youth Support Coordinators
Clinical Nurse Specialist
MDT Co-ordinator
They make sure each person having treatment gets the best possible quality care and is treated as a young person first, cancer patient second.
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals has dedicated teenage and young adult treatment facilities for patients aged 16 – 24 years old, including both inpatient and day case facilities.
The main aim of our units is to provide a friendly environment where patients can receive the medical care and emotional support of specialists, but also the invaluable friendship of others.
Hopefully, this will help the young people to share their experiences at this important stage of their lives, for example, changing self-image, making future career or study plans, dealing with infertility problems, and forming relationships outside the family.
Royal Hallamshire Hospital
The Teenage Cancer Trust P3 unit was opened in 2012 and houses a 4-bed young adult unit on the haematology ward with a two bedded bay and 2 two single rooms. Patients have access to a small multi activities room solely for the use of young adults which contains dedicated TCT laptops, TV, DVDs, and gaming facilities.
All treatment is given by experienced cancer doctors and nurses in age-appropriate facilities in partnership with patients, family, and carers. All patients are allocated a key worker who will always act as their primary contact point.
Weston Park Hospital Teenage Cancer Trust Unit
This purpose-built specialist unit was opened in 2002. It has been designed for the treatment of young people with cancer aged 16-25 years.
There are five beds on the unit, four beds for teenagers and one bed with special facilities for patients having high dose chemotherapy.
All the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and reclining chairs for friends and relatives wishing to stay overnight.
Each bedroom is equipped with:
Electronic bed
Telephone
Television and video
We also fully equipped kitchen for patients to use.
The informal atmosphere in the unit will help patients to relax with each other and their friends, in a relatively non-clinical setting either in the Quiet Room or the Common Room. There is a roof garden where patients can relax when weather permits.
Meet the team
Robin Young (TYA Lead Consultant)
Nick Morley (TYA Haematology Lead)
Liz Purnell (Lead Nurse)
Robyn Hedge (Clinical Nurse Specialist)
Hannah Richardson-Wood (Clinical Nurse Specialist)
Tricia Wyer (Teenage Cancer Trust MDT (Multi Disciplinary Team) & Service Administrator)
Caroline Wiltshire and Jemma Midgley (Youth Support Co-ordinators)
Beth Harrison and Tracy Connolly (Young Lives vs Cancer Team)
Rebecca Mulholland (TYA Psychologist)
Key contacts
Youth Support Co-ordinators
07852 447029 / 07467 015093
TYA Clinical Nurse Specialist
07810 182669
Teenage Cancer Trust Lead Nurse
07780 339215
Teenage Cancer Trust Ward
0114 2265728
Weston Park Hospital
Contact details
Switchboard
0114 226 5300
Hospital facilities
Refreshments
Refreshments are available at the ground floor WRVS snack bar, which sells hot and cold drinks, snacks and confectionary.
The Dining Room on the 2nd Floor is also open at the following times:
Lunch: 1.00 pm - 1.45 pm
Afternoon Tea: 2.30 pm - 4.30 pm
Evening Meals: 5.30 pm - 7.30 pm
Travel information
Weston Park Cancer Centre, Whitham Road, Sheffield S10 2SJ
Weston Park Cancer Centre is about a 25-minute walk from Sheffield City Centre. Whilst we do have some car parking spaces available at the Centre at busy times it can be difficult to park and so, if possible, we recommend public transport as it’s the best way to travel to Weston Park Cancer Centre.
We provide clinics and services on several sites so check your appointment letter for the address of the site you need to visit.
We are well served by a number of bus services and close to the tram route. Use Travel South Yorkshire’s www.travelsouthyorkshire.com to plan your journey from anywhere in the UK to the Centre.
Click here to find out more about Getting to Weston Park Cancer Centre.
Royal Hallamshire Hospital
Contact details
Switchboard
0114 271 1900
Hospital facilities
Refreshments
There is a WRVS café on A floor of the Outpatient block and another on B floor of the tower block. The main hospital dining room is located on D floor of the tower block and offers visitors a range of hot and cold meals.
There are vending machine facilities around the hospital site.
Shops and cash points
There is a newsagent, flower shop and confectionary shop situated on B Floor of the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.
There is a Royal Bank of Scotland ATM in the entrance hall on A floor of the outpatients block at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.
Travel information
By car
The hospital is on Glossop Road (B6069). If you are using SatNav the postcode for the hospital is S10 2JF.
There is a charge for parking, for details click here.
Please be aware that Parking Charge Notices are in operation within the hospital grounds. This is to ensure that ambulances and other emergency services always have free access to the hospital. To avoid being issued with a Parking Charge Notice please make sure that your car is parked in a designated parking space.
Parking is limited, so we recommend using public transport if at all possible.
For more car parking information click here (Car Parking (sth.nhs.uk)).
By public transport
Travel South Yorkshire has created a helpful guide to getting the bus to the Royal Hallamshire and the central campus. You can find the guide here.
Coming by tram
Supertram does not serve the Northern General Hospital. It can be used to reach the Royal Hallamshire, Jessop Wing, Charles Clifford, and Weston Park Hospitals, although please be aware that there is still a 10–15-minute uphill walk from the nearest stop (University). We would recommend that anyone who experiences difficulty walking long distances choose some alternative means of travelling to hospital.
By bicycle
For detailed locations of where public bike parking can be found please see the site map above. For further information on travelling to the hospital via bicycle please contact the Trusts travel plan co-ordinator on 0014 2266001.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
About us
The Teenage and Young Adult Cancer (TYA) service delivered by Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust (LTHT) covers the Yorkshire, Humber, and the Yorkshire coast region; a population of approximately 4m. The service supports the medical, physical, emotional, and social needs of young cancer patients aged 13 to 24 years.
The team focuses on young people as individuals rather than defining them as cancer patients. They are young people first, who happen to have cancer.
The wards and outpatient areas have been developed by LTHT and the enhancements have been supported by Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) The wards provide a ‘One Unit- Two Site’ model whereby the unit for younger patients at the LGI (Leeds General Infirmary) is managed by Children’s Services, and the unit at SJUH is managed by the adult cancer service.
This service model has gained national and international recognition and is seen as providing excellent care to this group of patients.
We are based within the Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust across two sites with the following facilities:
Leeds General Infirmary
The Ward 33a Teenage Cancer Trust unit was opened in May 2010 at Leeds General Infirmary. It is for 13–18-year-olds and includes an 8 bedded bay with an additional 4 single en-suite beds on Ward 33b for Bone Marrow Transplant patients. All bedrooms are equipped with soft furnishings, bespoke furniture, TV, DVD, and gaming facilities.
Teenage Cancer Trust fund 2 expert staff at the unit:
Nurse Consultant for Leeds and Humber
Youth Support Coordinator
They ensure the best possible quality care is given so that the young person is treated as a young person first and cancer patient second.
Other facilities at Leeds General Infirmary include a recreational room, outside courtyard, quiet room, parent’s room, and kitchen.
St James’s Hospital
Our Teenage Cancer Trust Young Adult Unit at St James’s University Hospital in Leeds is designed for 19–24-year-olds. It has nine in-patient beds and a day-care facility. All bedrooms are equipped with comfortable and cosy soft furnishings, bespoke furniture, TV, DVD, and gaming facilities.
Teenage Cancer Trust funds one expert staff member at the unit:
Plus, a Lead Nurse and a Clinical Nurse Specialist who both work with patients at Leeds General and St James’ University Hospital in the city.
They make sure each person having treatment on our wards gets the best possible quality care and is treated as a young person first, cancer patient second.
We opened our St James’s unit in October 2008 and refurbished it in January 2014.
Facilities at St James’s University Hospital Young Adult Unit
Two three-bed bays
Recreational room with kitchen
Day care room and study room
Complementary therapy room
Parent’s room with kitchen
Consultation room
Both areas are supported by all members of the TYA Team.
The TYA team is made up of:
Teenage Cancer Trust Lead Nurse
4 Teenage and Young Adult Clinical Nurse Specialist (one funded by Teenage Cancer Trust)
2 Teenage Cancer Trust Youth Support Coordinators one for each site
3 Young Lives Versus Cancer TYA social workers.
TYA psychologist
Learning Mentor
Teenage Cancer Trust Project manager and MDT co-ordinator
Aims of the service
Enhance care and co-ordinate patient choice using age-appropriate skills and TYA expertise
Provide access to supportive care and peer group support.
Guide and support the TYA and their family through the cancer journey
Promote return to life after cancer treatment
Provide the link between the different specialities and areas of care facilitated by the Key Workers
All Teenagers/Young Adults with cancer (TYAs) will have the support of the team regardless of where they are being treated. The team is mobile and will provide this support wherever they live and/or are having treatment. The TYA Service team members work closely alongside the specialist cancer teams and community-based teams.
It also works closely with, and forms part of, a wider Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) as previously detailed, working with both children’s and adult teams, including oncologists and haematologists, as well as other specialities that work with these young people who have such complex treatments.
The TYA MDT meets weekly to discuss all new patient referrals; this is where diagnosis will be confirmed, a treatment plan agreed, and place of care will be considered. Another aspect of this meeting is to discuss any psychosocial aspects that the young person/family may present with that impact on his/her treatment.
Meet the team
Prof Dan Stark (TYA Lead Clinician)
Diane Hubber (Lead Nurse)
Jill Doherty (MDT and Project Co-ordinator)
Leeds General Infirmary
Hospital facilities
Claredon Wing
Green Parrot Cafe (A floor)
The Green Parrot offers hot and cold drinks, cakes, a selection of hot snacks, a main meal of the day, sandwiches, and confectionery.
Eatwell Restaurant (C floor)
The restaurant is open Monday to Friday; 7:30am to 6pm and 8am to 2pm at the weekend.
The restaurant serves a delicious array of food, all of which is freshly prepared onsite using the finest ingredients by our Head Chef and the team.
Breakfast service is from 7:30am to 11:15am and offers a traditional full English, a toasting station, porridge, pastries, and fresh bean to cup coffee.
Lunch service is from 11:30 to close and offers include a ‘GO’SASA’ deli bar serving made to order sandwiches, baguettes, and wraps, a ‘Home from Home’ counter serving traditional favourites and a ‘Global Flavours’ bar offering dishes from around the world.
Boots Pharmacy
The pharmacy supports outpatients who need medicines to take away. It also sells a range of over-the-counter medicines, toiletries and food and drink. The opening hours are Monday to Friday from 8am - 8pm, Saturday 9am - 5:15pm and Sunday 10am - 4pm.
Travel information
Car parking
There is a multi-storey car park located on the LGI site, however spaces are limited. It has 1,300 spaces for patients, visitors and staff and operates a ‘Pay as you Leave’ system - on entering the car park you will need to take a ticket.
The car park is open Monday - Sunday 6am to 12 midnight - see our car parking charges page for more information. If you need to remove your vehicle when the car park is closed, please contact security.
Alternatively, there are several car parks located close by:
Rose Bowl
The Rose Bowl car park is a short walk from the LGI. The car park is split into two sections - there is a car park directly outside the Rose Bowl and there is an underground car park below the Rose Bowl. Both are accessible via Portland Crescent. The car parks are open Mon - Sun 06:00 AM until 01:30 AM and the postcode is LS1 3HB. (Sat Nav use LS1 3AY and enter the car park via Portland Crescent).
Woodhouse Lane
The Woodhouse Lane car park is a 5 minute walk from the LGI and has 1250 spaces. It is open 24 hours, and the postcode is LS2 3AX. Further details can be found on the Leeds City Council website.
The Parkopedia website lists other car parks in the area, and you can also find council car parking information on the Leeds City Council website.
For driving directions to the LGI, visit Google Maps and get directions to LS1 3EX.
If you are travelling by bus
Located in Leeds city centre, the LGI is served directly by the 5/LeedsCityBus.
Many other buses stop on The Headrow, which is a short walk from the hospital.
Use the Journey Planner to find other routes or read more information about getting to hospital by bus.
If you are travelling by train
Leeds Train Station is the closest station to the LGI which is a 12-minute walk away.
There is a frequent bus to the LGI from outside Leeds Train Station.
To plan your journey by train, please visit the National Rail website.
St James Hospital
Contact details
Switchboard
0113 243 3144
Ward J94
0113 2069194
Hospital facilities
There are a number of shops and restaurants in Bexley wing on level 0:
Amigo - convenience store offering newspapers, magazines, food, and drink.
Boots Pharmacy - also offers a selection of food, drinks, and snacks
Costa Coffee - offering various food and drink options
The Ground Restaurant - offering hot and cold food
Leeds Cares charity shop
Cash machine
There is seating at the back of the ground floor next to Costa Coffee and toilets are located just round the corner from the Amigo's shop near the Transport office. Free Wi-Fi is also available across all our hospital sites.
In the Bexley Wing atrium there is a piano that is regularly played by volunteers, and an art gallery - a regularly changing exhibition which helps to raise money for our charity Leeds Cares.
Travel information
Car parking
There is a multi-storey car park located on the St James’s site, however spaces are limited. It has 624 spaces for patients, visitors and staff and operates a ‘Pay as you Leave’ system - on entering the car park you will need to take a ticket. Disabled parking spaces are located on Level 0.
The car park is open Monday - Sunday 6am to 12 midnight and car parking charges can be found by clicking here. If you need to remove your vehicle when the car park is closed, please contact security.
There are a number of alternative car parks that are located close to St James’s University Hospital:
Beckett Street
The Beckett Street car park is located across the road from the Bexley Wing, and it has 143 spaces. It is pay and display and offers parking from 1 hour up to 4 hours. Payment can be made in cash or using Park Mobile, and the postcode is LS9 7JX.
Gledhow Road and Dolly Lane
There are a number of privately owned car parks located along Gledhow Road and Dolly Lane and many of these offer parking for a full day.
There is also a Leeds City Council car park on Gledhow Road that is pay and display and offers parking options starting from 1 hour. This car park is located next to the Rosewood nursery, across the road from the hospital gate. Payment can be made in cash or using Park Mobile, and the post code is LS8 5ER.
You can find other car parks in the area using the Parkopedia website or for council car parking information visit the Leeds City Council website.
For driving directions, visit Google Maps and get directions to LS9 7TF.
If you are travelling by bus
Buses travel frequently from Leeds to Beckett Street outside St James’s University Hospital. This includes stops outside Bexley Wing (Level -2) and further up the road near Chancellors, Lincoln and Gledhow wing entrances.
Full details of the bus stops around the St James’s site along with route numbers can be found on the West Yorkshire Metro website.
The following buses travel to and from St James's Hospital, with many following routes to Leeds City Centre: 16, 16A, 42, 49, 50, 50A, 61, 61A, 87.
If you are travelling by train
Leeds Train Station is the closest station to St James’s University Hospital which is a 40-minute walk away.
There are also regular buses a short walk from Leeds Train Station that stop on Beckett Street outside St James's Hospital.
To plan your journey by train, please visit the National Rail website.
Designated Hospitals
Designated Hospitals (DH) have the expertise to provide cancer care for teenagers, and young adults, aged 16 up to their 25th birthday within its overall adult cancer services to ensure patients have the choice of having their treatment and care closer to home where possible. DHs have an active membership of the TYA cancer network and work to ensure service users receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time. If a service user decides to have their care delivered by a DH, they will be supported through diagnosis, treatment and into survivorship clinically and holistically.
Sheffield PTC works in collaboration with Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. Leeds PTC provides care in conjunction with Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Mid Yorkshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust
About us
More information coming soon!
Meet the team
Christopher Millar (TYA Lead Consultant)
Emma Nga (TYA Haematology Lead)
Patricia Dyminski (TYA Lead Nurse)
Contact details
Switchboard
01535 652511
Hospital facilities
Friends of Airedale Shop
Restaurant
Vending machines
Cash machine
Spiritual and pastoral care
Free Wi-Fi
Travel information
Airedale Hospital is on the B6265, Skipton Road, between Keighley and Skipton.
The address is: Airedale General Hospital, Skipton Road, Steeton, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD20 6TD
Car parking
There are two main car parks at the hospital. They are barrier operated pay-on-exit car parks.
Car Park P3 (formerly the West Car Park) can be accessed by turning left at the top of the drive/main entrance.
Car Park P1 (next to Outpatients) can be accessed by turning right at the top of the drive/main entrance.
There are also a few pay and display spaces outside the entrance to children’s outpatients (building 22)
Free parking is available for parents or guardians of sick children staying overnight at the hospital. Parking will be free from 1930hrs until 0800hrs. If you believe you qualify for free parking under this remit, please speak to the car parking team when you attend the hospital or to the ward staff.
If you are travelling by train
For train times and connecting bus services ring 03457 48 49 50 or search national rail enquiries. The nearest train station to Airedale Hospital is Steeton and Silsden.
If you find walking difficult, a minibus pick up service from the station can be arranged by contacting the volunteer transport service on 01535 294626, between 9.30am and 12 noon, Monday to Friday, at least 24 hours in advance.
If you are travelling by bus
There are two bus stops on the main road (B6265, Skipton Road) outside the hospital and three bus stops within the hospital grounds. All these stops have information screens to let passengers know when their next bus is due.
For bus times please call MetroLine on 0113 245 7676 between 7am and 10pm. You can also download the app to see live departure times.
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
About us
More information coming soon!
Meet the team
Dr Anshu Garg (TYA Lead Consultant)
Jan Bunch (Lead Nurse)
Contact details
Switchboard
01274 542 200
Hospital facilities
Marks and Spencer
Amigo
Costa Coffe
Costcutter
Lifestyle Café
Rowlands Pharmacy
Travel information
By road
Bradford Royal Infirmary is located on Smith Lane. The postcode for a sat-nav is BD9 6DA.
Access to the main hospital is via Gate 6, off Smith Lane. There is also a drop-off/collection point at this entrance.
Access to Duckworth Lane is via Gate 2.
Access from the city centre is via the B6144 and Toller Lane
There are several pay-and-display car parks around the hospital, which are primarily accessible from Smith Lane. A limited number of spaces are also accessible via the Duckworth Lane entrance. There is a designated Blue Badge parking area off Smith Lane (please use Gate 6), next to the new accessible hospital entrance. Patients whose treatment requires them to make repeated attendance at a clinic or ward qualify for parking concessions. Please ask staff for details.
Two electric vehicle (EV) recharging points can be accessed via Gate 6. See the exact location on the interactive map below by searching under ‘E.’
Public transport
Bus stops can be found opposite the Accident and Emergency Department on Duckworth Lane. Further stops can also be found next to Gates 5 and 7 on Smith Lane.
Buses travel to and from Bradford Interchange in the city centre, which is also well served by National Express.
For times of the next bus, please text the stop number (45022381) for buses going into Bradford, 45022382 for buses travelling towards Allerton) to 63876.
Alternatively, for bus timetable information please call 0113 2457676. The services that stop at the hospital are the 617, 618, 620, 621, 629 and 680.
For detailed information on how to get to hospitals in Bradford by bus, please visit the West Yorkshire Metro route-finder website.
Bradford is also home to two central train stations, Bradford Interchange, and Bradford Forster Square, which connect into InterCity services to London, Manchester and further afield.
Cycling
It is easy to get to Bradford Royal Infirmary by bike. There are roads and cycle paths around the hospital, and cycle racks and lockable shelters are available throughout the hospital site. Please see the interactive map below under ‘C’ for exact locations.
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust
About us
We operate a shared care model in partnership with Leeds Principal Treatment Centre focusing on Haematology treatments. Our trust encompasses two hospitals; Calderdale Royal Hospital and Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.
Meet the team
Dr Sylvia Feyler (TYA Lead Consultant)
Sarah Mettrick (Lead Nurse)
Calderdale Royal Hospital
Contact details
Switchboard
01484 342000
Hospital facilities
Shops
WHSmith (located at CRH Main entrance)
Open Monday to Friday from 8am to 8pm, Saturday & Sunday 9am to 7pm.
Restaurants
Union House (Costa) (located near the main entrance).
Ingleton Falls Restaurant (located on the Ground floor).
Costa express machine and seating available 24hrs inside the restaurant.
The League of Friends Tea-bars (located within Outpatients Departments).
Pharmacy
Rowlands Pharmacy (located on Ground floor).
Travel information
Information about our car parks
The first 30-minutes are free to allow drop-off and pick-up
Up to 2 hours £3.00
Between 2 and 4 hours £5.00
Between 4 and 6 hours £6.00
More than 6 hours £8.00
Our car parks are covered by CCTV and security staff patrol regularly.
We operate barrier car parking, pay and display car parking and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR).
How you need to pay will differ as to where you park.
Barrier car parking
In our car parks that have a barrier on entry, we operate a pay-on-foot system. Please take your ticket to a pay station before returning to your car and exiting the car park. There are pay stations located in each of the public car parks or in the main entrances of the hospital.
The pay stations take coins and notes and give change.
Pay and display
We have a small number of pay and display parking spaces near the emergency department at Calderdale Royal. The same charges apply but you will need to buy a ticket as soon as you park up and display this in the windscreen. These car parking areas do not have a barrier. These machines do not accept notes or give change.
Plan your journey
Metro’s Journey Planner offers door-to-door public transport travel information.
https://www.wymetro.com/plan-a-journey/
If you are travelling by bus
Full timetables information is available from: https://www.wymetro.com/plan-a-journey/hospitals-by-bus/
Buses to Calderdale Royal Hospital:
343, 501, 503, 536, 537, 539, 561, 562, 563
If you are travelling by train
For a complete and up-to-date timetable on all train services click: https://www.wymetro.com/trains/
Or for public transport information by phone, call MetroLine on 0113 245 7676 MetroLine is open from 0700 to 2200 daily (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day).
Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
Contact details
Switchboard
01484 342000
Hospital facilities
Shops
Stop & Shop (located at HRI Main entrance)
Monday to Friday 7.30am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 4pm.
Reataurants
Café 1831 (located adjacent to Main Entrance)
Southside Dining (located in the Sub-basement)
The League of Friends Tea-bar (located in the Orthopaedic Outpatients department on Lower Ground Floor): As a voluntary service, this is open as staffing allows.
Travel information
Acre Street, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3EA
Metro’s Journey Planner offers door-to-door public transport travel information: https://www.wymetro.com/plan-a-journey/
If you are travelling by bus
Full timetables information is available from: https://www.wymetro.com/plan-a-journey/hospitals-by-bus/
Buses to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary:
343, 360, 370, 371, 372, 378, 501
If you are travelling by train
For a complete and up-to-date timetable on all train services click: https://www.wymetro.com/trains/
Or for public transport information by phone, call MetroLine on 0113 245 7676 MetroLine is open from 0700 to 2200 daily (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day).
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
About us
More information coming soon!
Meet the team
Dr Atchamamba Yenumula (TYA Lead Consultant)
Rachel Cloke (Lead Nurse)
Contact details
Switchboard
01302 366666
Hospital facilities
Restaurants and shops
Costa coffee shop
WH Smith newsagent
DRI Restaurant
Subway
Women’s Hospital Coffee Shop
Courtyard Coffee Shop
RVS shop, Women’s Hospital
Brew Box
Fracture Clinic Coffee and Tea Bar run by the Royal Voluntary Service.
Travel information
Doncaster Royal Infirmary, Armthorpe Road, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN2 5LT
For detailed travel information please click here: How to get here - Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (dbth.nhs.uk).
If you are travelling by public transport
To download the South Yorkshire Bus Service Guide for Doncaster Royal Infirmary and Montagu Hospital, click here.
To download the Stagecoach Doncaster-Worksop Timetable, click here.
To plan your journey to one of our sites, use the Stagecoach Bus Journey Planner.
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust
About us
More info coming soon.
Meet the team
Dr Claire Hall (TYA Lead Consultant)
Dara Gibbons (Lead Nurse)
Contact details
Switchboard
01423 885959
Hospital facilities
Herriots Restaurant
Café Bistro
WHSmith
Cash machine
Travel information
Car
Harrogate is easily accessible from the A1, and the Hospital is well signposted once you enter Harrogate. Please use our postcode, HG2 7SX, when using a SatNav to get here.
For those people dropping off friends and relatives at the Hospital, we have an allocated drop-off bay outside the main entrance. We have a car park for those planning on a longer stay, but spaces are limited and so we ask patients and visitors to consider other travel options where possible. Get here by road.
If you are travelling by bus
Several buses serve Harrogate District Hospital on a regular basis. We have bus departure screens detailing local bus times in both the main reception and the Strayside Wing entrance.
Harrogate (bus station, stands 10 & 11) → Starbeck (High Street) → Knaresborough (bus station, stand A)
The 1, 1A, 1B and 1C buses all run between Harrogate, Starbeck and Knaresborough and serve Harrogate District Hospital. The buses use the bus stop at the side of the Hospital on Knaresborough Road, which is a five minute walk from the main entrance of the Hospital.
On Mondays – Saturdays, these buses usually run every 7-8 minutes, whereas on Sundays, the buses usually run every 15 minutes (please note that this may vary depending on the time of day). View the timetable and approximate journey times.
Harrogate (bus station, stand 9) → Wetherby (bus station, stand A) → Leeds (city bus station, stand 24)
The 770 and 771 buses run between Harrogate, Starbeck and Knaresborough, and use the bus stop at the side of the Hospital on Wetherby Road. The bus stop is a five minute walk from the main entrance of the Hospital and a two minute walk from the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Centre. On Mondays – Saturdays these buses usually run twice an hour, whereas on Sundays and bank holidays the buses usually run every hour (please note that this may vary depending on the time of day). View the timetable and approximate journey times.
If you are travelling by train
Harrogate District Hospital is located midway between the three train stations in Harrogate. The main train station, Harrogate, is a 20 minute walk over the Stray and through town. Trains run regularly to both York (40 mins away) and Leeds (37 mins away). There is a manned ticket desk and a taxi rank immediately outside the main entrance of the station.
Hornbeam Park train station is a 25 minute walk through residential streets. This station is closer for people travelling from Leeds. There is a free car park at Hornbeam Park station, as well as a machine to buy tickets.
Starbeck train station is a 20 minute walk through residential streets. This station is closer for people travelling from York.
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