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University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Trust, Weston General Hospital, Physiotherapy Outpatients Department, Grange Road, Weston Super-Mare, BS23 4TQ
Tel: 01934 636363 Website: http://www.waht.nhs.uk/
Coming by CarPlease park in the main car park and pay when you are ready to leave. The ticket payment machine and change machine are located to the right of the revolving doors outside the main entrance. The machine takes cards or cash, including notes. The old, discontinued £1 coin is not accepted by the machine. Remember at Weston your first 30 minutes parking is free. First 30 minutes FREEUp to one hour £2.30Up to two hours £3.50Up to six hours £4.30Up to 24 hours £8.00
Coming to Weston General Hospital by public transportThe main hospital has good transport links and parking facilities. Getting here by bus: First Bristol, Bath and the West operates the No 5 (Worle Terminus – Weston Centre – Uphill Hospital – Hutton) and the (Hutton- Uphill Hospital – Weston Centre - Worle Terminus) Mon to Fri: ( every hour), Saturday (every hour) no service Sunday or Bank Holiday. The No 20 (Weston to Burnham-on-Sea), Mon - Sat: every 30min, Sun: every hour) which stop on the road outside the hospital. For further information please visit www.firstgroup.com or alternatively download the FirstBus app or Twitter @FirstBSA. For further information on travelling by buses including travelling in to Weston town centre, contact Traveline on 0871 200 2233 (website: www.travelinesw.com) or alternatively download the traveline app from Google Play or Applestore. Getting here by train:The nearest train station is Weston-super-Mare railway station, which is about two miles from the Hospital.Visit www.nationalrail.co.uk or contact them on 0845 7484 950 (open 24-hours) for more information on rail times and fares.In addition to the services mentioned above the First service 7 (Worle to Coronation Road) serves Weston-super-Mare railway station and stops outside Weston College, about 10 minutes walk away. The 4, 105 and 83 all stop about 6-7 minutes walk from the station, refer to Traveline for details,There is a special ticket you can buy, to save money that uses the bus and the train. At the station ask for PlusBus – it’s a combined rail and bus ticket, adding all-day unlimited First bus travel around Weston to your rail ticket. Season tickets also available.www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/Your-journey/Travel-connections/PlusBusAlternatively the Freedom Travelpass gives you unlimited travel on all train and most bus services in Bristol, Bath, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (though not on Crossville and Webberbus services). Travelpasses are available daily (peak and off-peak), weekly and monthly. You can buy one from station booking offices, bus ticket offices, train managers/conductors and First bus drivers. www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/Your-journey/Travel-connections/Freedom-Travel-PassIf you need any more information, advice or support in arranging your travel to the Hospital and Trust you can contact Travel West on www.travelwest.infoFor public transport journey planning please go to: www.travelinesw.info. Getting here by bike:There are 39 covered and lockable bike spaces in the Trust including a set next to the main hospital reception by the revolving doors.To find the best route by bike please refer to the North Somerset Cycle Map, available free from local libraries or call the NSC Sustainable Travel and Road Safety Team on 01934 42692, or email [email protected].
A new off-road cycle route is being built along Winterstoke Rd and Broadway to the hospital and should be completed by Spring 2015.
