skip to main content
A Bit About The Cumberland Infirmary

Directions

By car

If you are using satellite navigation the postcode for the Cumberland Infirmary is CA2 7HY.

From M6:

Exit M6 at Junction 43 and continue past Tesco on right and Rosehill Industrial Estate on left. Continue forward and at the traffic lights turn right onto Victoria Place. Follow road passing Carlisle College on right. At traffic lights turn right onto Georgian Way (keep left). At roundabout (Hardwicke Circus) take the first left onto Castle Way (A595).

Continue along Castle Way, onto Bridge Street moving into the right hand lane. Straight ahead at traffic signals, at the roundabout take the second exit onto Caldcotes, (signposted B5307 – Kirkbride) and continue past Port Road Industrial Estate. Entrance to the Cumberland Infirmary is second right at the traffic signals.

 

Car parking charges (pay and display):

  • **up to 1.5 hours – £1
  • **1.5 to 3 hours – £2
  • **3 to 4.5 hours – £3
  • **Over 4.5 hours – £5

There is no charge for registered disabled badge holders.

  • One week permit – £7.50
  • One month permit – £15

 

By bus

Stagecoach run buses frequently to the Cumberland Infirmary from the center of Carlisle and the surrounding area; numbers 60, 67 and 68. You can read more about their services here or call them on 0871 200 22 33. (Calls cost 10p per minute from a BT landline, calls from other service providers and calls from mobiles may vary). Nearest bus stop on site of the hospital.

 

By train

If you are arriving into Carlisle by train, bus services 60, 67 and 68 to the Cumberland Infirmary can all be caught near the train station, from just outside the Courts. Alternatively, there is a taxi rank directly outside the station. Walking from the train station to the Cumberland Infirmary is approximately 1.2 miles and takes around 24 minutes. Nearest railway station- Carlislerailway station, located within the town centre.

 

View on Google Maps >

Location Address
Newtown Rd
Carlisle
CA2 7HY
+441228523444

Working together since 2012 to give a better chance of surviving and recovering from a major trauma injury

The three overlapping phases (pre-hospital, in-hospital and rehabilitation) of a patient’s journey require organisation so that patients are treated at the time and the place that most benefits them. Northern Trauma Network provides this.

About our Network