Directions
New Cross Hospital is located near Wednesfield on the eastern side of Wolverhampton.
From the North – take J11 off the M6 then follow Cannock Rd/A460 to Wolverhampton (go through 4 roundabouts). Turn left to Bushbury Road and continue onto Church Street. Keep left at the fork then turn left onto Wolverhampton Road then take the 2nd left to New Cross Hospital.
From the South – take J10a off the M6 then follow the M54. Take the slip road to Cannock Rd/A460 off the M54. At the roundabout take the first exit onto Cannock Rd/A460 to Wolverhampton (go through 4 roundabouts). Turn left to Bushbury Road and continue onto Church Street. Keep left at the fork then turn left onto Wolverhampton Road then take the 2nd left to New Cross Hospital.
From Wolverhampton City Centre – take the ring road St. Patricks/A4150 then turn left onto the Wednesfield Rd/A4124 then continue to follow Wednesfield Rd/A4124 then take slight left into Wolverhampton Rd then take the 2nd left into New Cross Hospital.
Travel to New Cross Hospital Map
New Cross Hospital Site Map (PDF 260Kb)
Patient and visitor car parking and charges
New Cross Hospital has six designated patient and visitor car parks within its site. All car parks can be accessed from the hospital main entrance on Wolverhampton Road.
Charges
| Duration | Cost |
|---|---|
| Set Down/Pick Up (Maximum stay 15 Minutes) | £0.00 |
| 0 - 1 hour | £3.00 |
| 1 - 2 hours | £4.00 |
| 2 - 3 hours | £4.50 |
| 3 - 4 hours | £5.00 |
| 4 - 5 hours | £5.50 |
| 5 - 6 hours | £6.00 |
| 6 - 7 hours | £6.50 |
| 7 - 8 hours | £7.00 |
| 8 - 9 hours | £7.50 |
| 9 - 10 hours | £8.00 |
| 10 - 11 hours | £8.50 |
| 11 - 12 hours | £9.00 |
| 12 - 24 hours | £9.50 |
| Concessions | |
| Oncology | £0.00 |
| Renal | £0.00 |
| Weekly Pass | £17.50 |
A weekly (7 consecutive days) parking ticket allows an unlimited number of entries to visitor barrier controlled car parks within the specified 7-day period.
The Trust provides Free Parking for Renal/Oncology patients. For further details about these concessions please contact the department where the treatment is being delivered.
Disabled parking
There are designated disabled parking spaces both within the barrier controlled visitor car parks and in dedicated roadside areas around the hospital. Blue badge holders are exempt from the standard parking charges. Blue Badge Holders parked on Barrier Controlled Car Parks are required to scan the barcode on the rear of their Blue Badge at either the Payment Kiosk or Exit Barrier. Assistance can be given by contacting the Security and Car Parking Office via the Intercom on the Kiosk /Barrier or via Telephone on 01902 695344.
Hospital disabled parking locations (PDF 442Kb)
Applying concessions at Kiosk:
- Input your Vehicle Registration Number on the payment Kiosk
- When it asks for payment, scan the barcode located on the rear of your badge. This should clear your charge
- Drive to the exit barrier and it will raise automatically
Applying concessions at the Exit Barrier:
- Drive to the exit barrier, the ANPR will recognise your Vehicle Registration Plate and display a charge
- Remove the blue badge from any holders and scan the barcode located on the rear of your blue badge with the barcode facing upwards
- Barrier will lift and you are free to leave
Pay before you leave (pay on foot) car parks
Barrier controlled visitor car parks operate using an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system. The number plate of a vehicle entering a barrier controlled car park is recorded. Before returning to the vehicle to leave the car park the number plate of the vehicle has to be entered on the touch screen in the Pay Station. Once the correct payment has been made the exit barrier will automatically lift as the vehicle approaches to leave the car park. Receipts for payment can be requested at the time of making payment.
These pay stations:- Accept notes and coins
- Give change
- Charge only for the time parked
- Accepts Debit/Credit Cards
- Accepts Apple Pay/Google Pay
As the New Cross Hospital site is under increasing pressure for vehicle parking, the Trust therefore encourages patients and visitors to think differently about how they travel and consider more sustainable methods of transport; for example where possible, the use of public transport.
Travel by bus
New Cross Hospital is within easy reach of Wolverhampton Town Centre. The nearest bus station is the Wolverhampton Bus Station adjacent to the Wolverhampton railway station in the city centre, approximately 2.0 miles away.
Shuttle bus service (free for patients / staff)
A shuttle bus service is available for patients and staff travelling between New Cross Hospital and Cannock Chase Hospital
The service is free to patients with a valid RWT appointment letter and staff with an ID badge.
The shuttle bus service with a 15-seater mini bus operates Monday to Friday (not including public holidays).
Please see a copy of the timetable below.
Inter Hospital Shuttle Service Timetable (PDF 221Kb)
Please note that there is only 1 shuttle bus stop on the New Cross Site, which islocated outside the Heart & Lung entrance by the coffee shop.
If you have any queries regarding the shuttle bus service please contact the Transport office on 01902 695075
Public services
- Bus Service No. 28
Wolverhampton - Willenhall via New Cross Hospital (Outpatients), Ashmore Park and New Invention - Bus Service No. 57
Wolverhampton - Bilston via Stow Heath, New Cross Hospital (Outpatients), Long Knowle and Willenhall - Bus Service No. 59
Wolverhampton - Ashmore Park - Wolverhampton via New Cross Hospital (Wolverhampton Road Entrance), Wednesfield - Bus Service No. 69
Walsall - Wolverhampton via New Invention, New Cross Hospital (Wolverhampton Road Entrance) - Bus Service No. 89
Walsall - Wolverhampton via Bloxwich, New Cross Hospital (Wolverhampton Road Entrance) - Bus Service No. 25 & 25E
Wolverhampton to Bilston via Three Tuns. - Bus Service No. 25E
Comes into the New Cross Hospital site in the evenings only. - Bus Service No. 70
Wolverhampton - Huntington via New Cross Hospital (Outpatients), Cheslyn Hay and Cannock - Bus Service No. 71
Wolverhampton - Huntington via New Cross Hospital (Wolverhampton Road Entrance), Cheslyn Hay and Cannock
If you require more information and help with your travel arrangements, call into Wolverhampton Bus Station or your local bus shop, or telephone 0871 200 22 33 (Bus and Metro only). Lines open Monday to Saturday 7.30am to 8pm and Sunday 10am to 6pm.
Travel by train or Metro
Wolverhampton has a regular main line train service with trains arriving from Birmingham approximately every 30 minutes. The nearest train station to the hospital is Wolverhampton Train Station which is approximately 2 miles away.
Please visit the National Rail website or contact them on0845 7484 950(open 24 hours) for more information on the trains from Birmingham and other stations.
Midland Metro is the light rail system for the West Midlands which operates between Birmingham and Wolverhampton via key locations including West Bromwich, Bilston and Wednesbury. 23 stops serve the route- and four have Park and Ride facilities.
It operates seven days a week with a 'turn up and go'every eight minutesduring the day and every 15 minutes during the evenings and Sundays.
For more information about the Metro, visit the Network West Midlands website
Travel by cycle
Cycle Route Map
Cycle Route Planner
On-site cycle shelters (PDF 134Kb)
