1. society
2. welfare
3. healthcare
4. hospital

As you will see the hospital is
well served by public transport,
which can offer a cheaper and
quicker alternative for some
journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line
runs nearby to the hospital
making cycling an excellent
option and the hospital have
cycle parking.
bus or bike. It shows all the
routes which serve the area, how
often they run and where the bus
stops are for each service.
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are
appealing to the public and staff
to help relieve traffic and parking
problems around the local area.
A L D E Y H E Y H O S P I TA L A R E A L AY O U T A N D B U S S T O P S
KEY
H O S P I TA L B U I L D I N G S
MAIN ROADS
BUS ROUTES
BUS STOPS
C Y C L E PA R K I N G
C Y C L E S TA N D S
How to get
to Alder Hey
Hospital
Pollution and congestion continue
to increase as a result of more
journeys made by car, so we
need to find some alternative
travel solutions. Alder Hey
Children’s Hospital have been
working in partnership with the
Merseyside TravelWise
programme which aims to find
and promote these solutions.
There are lots of ways
for you to find out more
This leaflet has been put together
to help make it easier for you to
get to and from the hospital by
This leaflet is available in other formats on request.
Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at
Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station.
To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253
or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com
www.gotravelwise.com
0151 330 1253/1290
The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise
awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote
walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by
the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with
funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals,
schools, community groups and businesses to help them
reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the
development of Travel Plans.
For more information please contact TravelWise on:
Using public transport, walking or
cycling even for just one journey
a week, helps make Merseyside
a healthier and greener place.
Problems of Car
Dependency
Health – Traffic fumes increase
respiratory problems like asthma –
up to 24,000 people die prematurely
in Britain every year as a result of
traffic related air pollution.
By using the car even for short
journeys we’ve become less active,
increasing heart disease.
Environment – Over 21 million
cars on our roads are making a
huge contribution to global warming.
Greenhouse gas emissions from
road transport are rising faster than
from any other source.
Vehicle emissions reduce local air
quality and heavy traffic is disrupting
our communities.
Hospital Costs
Claiming back travel costs to and
from hospital
You may be able to get help with the
costs of visiting hospital for
treatment as an outpatient. Families
who get Income Support, Incomebased Job Seekers Allowance,
Disabled Persons Tax Credit,
Working Families Tax Credit may
qualify to have their fares paid.
There are also other categories of
people who can get help. Please
pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or
when you arrive at hospital), or ask
at the hospital claims office.
Alder Hey Children’s
Hospital Travel Plan
A Travel Plan is being drawn up with
staff in order to make it easier for
everyone to get to the hospital without
travelling alone in a car.
An Action Team has been established
who are working together with
Merseyside TravelWise promoting more
environmentally acceptable forms of
travel such as walking, cycling and
public transport.
A range of initiatives will be introduced
to make it easier to walk, cycle, use
public transport or share car journeys to
the hospital. This leaflet is just one of
these initiatives.
This leaflet is available in other formats on request.
There are lots of ways
for you to find out more
This leaflet has been put together
to help make it easier for you to
get to and from the hospital by
Health – Traffic fumes increase
respiratory problems like asthma –
up to 24,000 people die prematurely
in Britain every year as a result of
traffic related air pollution.
By using the car even for short
journeys we’ve become less active,
increasing heart disease.
Environment – Over 21 million
cars on our roads are making a
huge contribution to global warming.
Greenhouse gas emissions from
road transport are rising faster than
from any other source.
Vehicle emissions reduce local air
quality and heavy traffic is disrupting
our communities.
Hospital Costs
Claiming back travel costs to and
from hospital
You may be able to get help with the
costs of visiting hospital for
treatment as an outpatient. Families
who get Income Support, Incomebased Job Seekers Allowance,
Disabled Persons Tax Credit,
Working Families Tax Credit may
qualify to have their fares paid.
There are also other categories of
people who can get help. Please
pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or
when you arrive at hospital), or ask
at the hospital claims office.
Alder Hey Children’s
Hospital Travel Plan
A Travel Plan is being drawn up with
staff in order to make it easier for
everyone to get to the hospital without
travelling alone in a car.
An Action Team has been established
who are working together with
Merseyside TravelWise promoting more
environmentally acceptable forms of
travel such as walking, cycling and
public transport.
A range of initiatives will be introduced
to make it easier to walk, cycle, use
public transport or share car journeys to
the hospital. This leaflet is just one of
these initiatives.
C Y C L E S TA N D S
C Y C L E PA R K I N G
BUS STOPS
BUS ROUTES
MAIN ROADS
H O S P I TA L B U I L D I N G S
KEY
A L D E Y H E Y H O S P I TA L A R E A L AY O U T A N D B U S S T O P S
Using public transport, walking or
cycling even for just one journey
a week, helps make Merseyside
a healthier and greener place.
Problems of Car
Dependency
The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise
awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote
walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by
the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with
funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals,
schools, community groups and businesses to help them
reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the
development of Travel Plans.
For more information please contact TravelWise on:
As you will see the hospital is
well served by public transport,
which can offer a cheaper and
quicker alternative for some
journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line
runs nearby to the hospital
making cycling an excellent
option and the hospital have
cycle parking.
0151 330 1253/1290
Pollution and congestion continue
to increase as a result of more
journeys made by car, so we
need to find some alternative
travel solutions. Alder Hey
Children’s Hospital have been
working in partnership with the
Merseyside TravelWise
programme which aims to find
and promote these solutions.
www.gotravelwise.com
How to get
to Alder Hey
Hospital
bus or bike. It shows all the
routes which serve the area, how
often they run and where the bus
stops are for each service.
Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at
Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station.
To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253
or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are
appealing to the public and staff
to help relieve traffic and parking
problems around the local area.
This leaflet is available in other formats on request.
There are lots of ways
for you to find out more
This leaflet has been put together
to help make it easier for you to
get to and from the hospital by
Health – Traffic fumes increase
respiratory problems like asthma –
up to 24,000 people die prematurely
in Britain every year as a result of
traffic related air pollution.
By using the car even for short
journeys we’ve become less active,
increasing heart disease.
Environment – Over 21 million
cars on our roads are making a
huge contribution to global warming.
Greenhouse gas emissions from
road transport are rising faster than
from any other source.
Vehicle emissions reduce local air
quality and heavy traffic is disrupting
our communities.
Hospital Costs
Claiming back travel costs to and
from hospital
You may be able to get help with the
costs of visiting hospital for
treatment as an outpatient. Families
who get Income Support, Incomebased Job Seekers Allowance,
Disabled Persons Tax Credit,
Working Families Tax Credit may
qualify to have their fares paid.
There are also other categories of
people who can get help. Please
pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or
when you arrive at hospital), or ask
at the hospital claims office.
Alder Hey Children’s
Hospital Travel Plan
A Travel Plan is being drawn up with
staff in order to make it easier for
everyone to get to the hospital without
travelling alone in a car.
An Action Team has been established
who are working together with
Merseyside TravelWise promoting more
environmentally acceptable forms of
travel such as walking, cycling and
public transport.
A range of initiatives will be introduced
to make it easier to walk, cycle, use
public transport or share car journeys to
the hospital. This leaflet is just one of
these initiatives.
C Y C L E S TA N D S
C Y C L E PA R K I N G
BUS STOPS
BUS ROUTES
MAIN ROADS
H O S P I TA L B U I L D I N G S
KEY
A L D E Y H E Y H O S P I TA L A R E A L AY O U T A N D B U S S T O P S
Using public transport, walking or
cycling even for just one journey
a week, helps make Merseyside
a healthier and greener place.
Problems of Car
Dependency
The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise
awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote
walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by
the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with
funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals,
schools, community groups and businesses to help them
reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the
development of Travel Plans.
For more information please contact TravelWise on:
As you will see the hospital is
well served by public transport,
which can offer a cheaper and
quicker alternative for some
journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line
runs nearby to the hospital
making cycling an excellent
option and the hospital have
cycle parking.
0151 330 1253/1290
Pollution and congestion continue
to increase as a result of more
journeys made by car, so we
need to find some alternative
travel solutions. Alder Hey
Children’s Hospital have been
working in partnership with the
Merseyside TravelWise
programme which aims to find
and promote these solutions.
www.gotravelwise.com
How to get
to Alder Hey
Hospital
bus or bike. It shows all the
routes which serve the area, how
often they run and where the bus
stops are for each service.
Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at
Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station.
To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253
or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are
appealing to the public and staff
to help relieve traffic and parking
problems around the local area.
www.gotravelwise.com
0151 330 1253/1290
MAIN ROADS
BUS ROUTES
BUS STOPS
C Y C L E PA R K I N G
C Y C L E S TA N D S
A L D E Y H E Y H O S P I TA L A R E A L AY O U T A N D B U S S T O P S
H O S P I TA L B U I L D I N G S
This leaflet is available in other formats on request.
Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at
Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station.
To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253
or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com
A range of initiatives will be introduced
to make it easier to walk, cycle, use
public transport or share car journeys to
the hospital. This leaflet is just one of
these initiatives.
An Action Team has been established
who are working together with
Merseyside TravelWise promoting more
environmentally acceptable forms of
travel such as walking, cycling and
public transport.
A Travel Plan is being drawn up with
staff in order to make it easier for
everyone to get to the hospital without
travelling alone in a car.
Alder Hey Children’s
Hospital Travel Plan
There are lots of ways
for you to find out more
How to get
to Alder Hey
Hospital
bus or bike. It shows all the
routes which serve the area, how
often they run and where the bus
stops are for each service.
Hospital Costs
Claiming back travel costs to and
from hospital
You may be able to get help with the
costs of visiting hospital for
treatment as an outpatient. Families
who get Income Support, Incomebased Job Seekers Allowance,
Disabled Persons Tax Credit,
Working Families Tax Credit may
qualify to have their fares paid.
There are also other categories of
people who can get help. Please
pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or
when you arrive at hospital), or ask
at the hospital claims office.
The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise
awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote
walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by
the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with
funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals,
schools, community groups and businesses to help them
reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the
development of Travel Plans.
For more information please contact TravelWise on:
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are
appealing to the public and staff
to help relieve traffic and parking
problems around the local area.
As you will see the hospital is
well served by public transport,
which can offer a cheaper and
quicker alternative for some
journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line
runs nearby to the hospital
making cycling an excellent
option and the hospital have
cycle parking.
Using public transport, walking or
cycling even for just one journey
a week, helps make Merseyside
a healthier and greener place.
Pollution and congestion continue
to increase as a result of more
journeys made by car, so we
need to find some alternative
travel solutions. Alder Hey
Children’s Hospital have been
working in partnership with the
Merseyside TravelWise
programme which aims to find
and promote these solutions.
This leaflet has been put together
to help make it easier for you to
get to and from the hospital by
Problems of Car
Dependency
Health – Traffic fumes increase
respiratory problems like asthma –
up to 24,000 people die prematurely
in Britain every year as a result of
traffic related air pollution.
By using the car even for short
journeys we’ve become less active,
increasing heart disease.
Environment – Over 21 million
cars on our roads are making a
huge contribution to global warming.
Greenhouse gas emissions from
road transport are rising faster than
from any other source.
Vehicle emissions reduce local air
quality and heavy traffic is disrupting
our communities.
KEY
BUS ROUTES THAT SERVE ALDER HEY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
Kirkby
Netherton
Croxteth
Fazakerley
Ford
Black Bull
Croxteth Park
Broadway
Seaforth
Walton
Bootle
Tuebrook
Everton
Liverpool
City Centre
Old Swan
Broadgreen
Liverpool Hospital
Women's Hospital
H
Stockbridge
Village
West Derby
H
Alder Hey
Hospital
Dovecot
Page Moss
Prescot
Thatto Heath
St Helens
H Rathbone
Hospital
Dingle
H
Wavertree
Sefton
General Hospital
Aigburth Vale
Huyton
Whiston
Childwall
Woolton
H Whiston
Hospital
Belle Vale
Hunts Cross
Cycle Route
Netherley
Halewood
Halebank
www.gotravelwise.com
DIRECT BUS ROUTES
MAIN POINTS ON ROUTE
8/9 LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE (James Street) via
Old Swan, East Prescot Road/Eaton Road (for Alder Hey
Hospital), Page Moss, Huyton Bus Station
10/10A/110 LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE (James Street) via
Old Swan, East Prescot Road/Eaton Road (for Alder Hey
Hospital), Page Moss, Prescot, Whiston Hospital, Thatto Heath,
St Helens Bus Station
11 LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE (James Street) via
Royal Liverpool Hospital, Tuebrook, Old Swan, Alder Hey Hospital,
Stockbridge Village, Page Moss, Huyton Bus Station
15 LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE (James Street) via
Tuebrook, West Derby, Alder Hey Hospital, Dovecot, Huyton Bus
Station
39/39A ST HELENS BUS STATION via
Thatto Heath, Whiston Hospital, Prescot Bus Station, Whiston Village,
Huyton Bus Station, Broadgreen Hospital, Alder Hey Hospital
STOPS
SERVED
DAYTIME
FREQUENCY
F
20 Mins
(Mondays to Saturdays)
G
H
F
H
A
B
D
E
D
61/61A/161 AIGBURTH VALE, CHILDWALL, OLD SWAN via
Alder Hey Hospital, West Derby Village, Broadway, Black Bull,
Netherton, Ford, Seaforth, Bootle Strand Bus Station
STOPS
SERVED
D
E
H
5-10 mins
(Mondays to Saturdays
daytimes)
15-20 mins
(evenings & Sundays)
30 Mins
(Mondays to Saturdays)
C
G
MAIN POINTS ON ROUTE
10 mins
(Mondays to Saturdays
daytimes)
30 mins
(evenings & Sundays)
30 Mins
(Mondays to Saturdays)
102 *commences LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE via
(Paradise Street Bus Station) (Monday to Saturday daytimes)
Everton Valley, Walton,
*commences BROADWAY (Evenings & Sundays) via
Black Bull, Fazakerley, Croxteth, Croxteth Park,
Alder Hey Hospital, Broadgreen Hospital
D
203 Halebank via
Halewood, Hunts Cross, Woolton, Netherley, Belle Vale Centre,
Childwall, Broadgreen Hospital, Alder Hey Hospital
D
DAYTIME
FREQUENCY
10 mins
(Mondays to Saturdays
daytimes)
15 mins
(Saturdays daytimes)
30 mins
(evenings & Sundays)
30 Mins
E
30 Mins
E
STOPS
SERVED
DAYTIME
FREQUENCY
202/204 Dingle Mount via
Liverpool Womens Hospital, Sefton General Hospital, Wavertree,
Rathbone Hospital Broadgreen Hospital, Alder Hey Hospital
C
30 mins
361 Kirkby via
Fazakerley, Black Bull, Broadway, West Derby, Alder Hey
Hospital, Old Swan, Aigburth Vale
D
20 mins
(Mondays to Fridays
daytimes)
30 mins
(Saturday daytimes)
E
THERE MAY BE NO SERVICE, OR A REDUCED SERVICE, ON SUNDAYS
H
H
MAIN POINTS ON ROUTE
1 daily journey in each
direction:
1.40pm from Halebank
3.35 from Alder Hey
Hospital
As you will see the hospital is
well served by public transport,
which can offer a cheaper and
quicker alternative for some
journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line
runs nearby to the hospital
making cycling an excellent
option and the hospital have
cycle parking.
bus or bike. It shows all the
routes which serve the area, how
often they run and where the bus
stops are for each service.
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are
appealing to the public and staff
to help relieve traffic and parking
problems around the local area.
A L D E Y H E Y H O S P I TA L A R E A L AY O U T A N D B U S S T O P S
KEY
H O S P I TA L B U I L D I N G S
MAIN ROADS
BUS ROUTES
BUS STOPS
C Y C L E PA R K I N G
C Y C L E S TA N D S
How to get
to Alder Hey
Hospital
Pollution and congestion continue
to increase as a result of more
journeys made by car, so we
need to find some alternative
travel solutions. Alder Hey
Children’s Hospital have been
working in partnership with the
Merseyside TravelWise
programme which aims to find
and promote these solutions.
There are lots of ways
for you to find out more
This leaflet has been put together
to help make it easier for you to
get to and from the hospital by
This leaflet is available in other formats on request.
Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at
Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station.
To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253
or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com
www.gotravelwise.com
0151 330 1253/1290
The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise
awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote
walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by
the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with
funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals,
schools, community groups and businesses to help them
reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the
development of Travel Plans.
For more information please contact TravelWise on:
Using public transport, walking or
cycling even for just one journey
a week, helps make Merseyside
a healthier and greener place.
Problems of Car
Dependency
Health – Traffic fumes increase
respiratory problems like asthma –
up to 24,000 people die prematurely
in Britain every year as a result of
traffic related air pollution.
By using the car even for short
journeys we’ve become less active,
increasing heart disease.
Environment – Over 21 million
cars on our roads are making a
huge contribution to global warming.
Greenhouse gas emissions from
road transport are rising faster than
from any other source.
Vehicle emissions reduce local air
quality and heavy traffic is disrupting
our communities.
Hospital Costs
Claiming back travel costs to and
from hospital
You may be able to get help with the
costs of visiting hospital for
treatment as an outpatient. Families
who get Income Support, Incomebased Job Seekers Allowance,
Disabled Persons Tax Credit,
Working Families Tax Credit may
qualify to have their fares paid.
There are also other categories of
people who can get help. Please
pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or
when you arrive at hospital), or ask
at the hospital claims office.
Alder Hey Children’s
Hospital Travel Plan
A Travel Plan is being drawn up with
staff in order to make it easier for
everyone to get to the hospital without
travelling alone in a car.
An Action Team has been established
who are working together with
Merseyside TravelWise promoting more
environmentally acceptable forms of
travel such as walking, cycling and
public transport.
A range of initiatives will be introduced
to make it easier to walk, cycle, use
public transport or share car journeys to
the hospital. This leaflet is just one of
these initiatives.
As you will see the hospital is
well served by public transport,
which can offer a cheaper and
quicker alternative for some
journeys. The Liverpool Loop Line
runs nearby to the hospital
making cycling an excellent
option and the hospital have
cycle parking.
bus or bike. It shows all the
routes which serve the area, how
often they run and where the bus
stops are for each service.
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital are
appealing to the public and staff
to help relieve traffic and parking
problems around the local area.
A L D E Y H E Y H O S P I TA L A R E A L AY O U T A N D B U S S T O P S
KEY
H O S P I TA L B U I L D I N G S
MAIN ROADS
BUS ROUTES
BUS STOPS
C Y C L E PA R K I N G
C Y C L E S TA N D S
How to get
to Alder Hey
Hospital
Pollution and congestion continue
to increase as a result of more
journeys made by car, so we
need to find some alternative
travel solutions. Alder Hey
Children’s Hospital have been
working in partnership with the
Merseyside TravelWise
programme which aims to find
and promote these solutions.
There are lots of ways
for you to find out more
This leaflet has been put together
to help make it easier for you to
get to and from the hospital by
This leaflet is available in other formats on request.
Timetables for local bus and rail services are also available at
Alder Hey Hospital, or you can visit the Queen Square Bus Station.
To find out more about TravelWise call 0151 330 1253
or visit our website at www.gotravelwise.com
www.gotravelwise.com
0151 330 1253/1290
The Merseyside TraveIWise campaign aims to raise
awareness of the effects of increasing car use and to promote
walking, cycling and public transport. The campaign is run by
the five Local Authorities of Merseyside and Merseytravel with
funding from Health Action Zone. We work with individuals,
schools, community groups and businesses to help them
reduce the impact of their travel, including supporting the
development of Travel Plans.
For more information please contact TravelWise on:
Using public transport, walking or
cycling even for just one journey
a week, helps make Merseyside
a healthier and greener place.
Problems of Car
Dependency
Health – Traffic fumes increase
respiratory problems like asthma –
up to 24,000 people die prematurely
in Britain every year as a result of
traffic related air pollution.
By using the car even for short
journeys we’ve become less active,
increasing heart disease.
Environment – Over 21 million
cars on our roads are making a
huge contribution to global warming.
Greenhouse gas emissions from
road transport are rising faster than
from any other source.
Vehicle emissions reduce local air
quality and heavy traffic is disrupting
our communities.
Hospital Costs
Claiming back travel costs to and
from hospital
You may be able to get help with the
costs of visiting hospital for
treatment as an outpatient. Families
who get Income Support, Incomebased Job Seekers Allowance,
Disabled Persons Tax Credit,
Working Families Tax Credit may
qualify to have their fares paid.
There are also other categories of
people who can get help. Please
pick up leaflet HC11 (from DSS or
when you arrive at hospital), or ask
at the hospital claims office.
Alder Hey Children’s
Hospital Travel Plan
A Travel Plan is being drawn up with
staff in order to make it easier for
everyone to get to the hospital without
travelling alone in a car.
An Action Team has been established
who are working together with
Merseyside TravelWise promoting more
environmentally acceptable forms of
travel such as walking, cycling and
public transport.
A range of initiatives will be introduced
to make it easier to walk, cycle, use
public transport or share car journeys to
the hospital. This leaflet is just one of
these initiatives.