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Temporary road closure on James Cook site: James Cook

Emergency department entrances at James Cook

Update – Road now reopen!

We are pleased to report that testing is now complete and the site road is now reopen. Thank you for your patience and apologies for any inconvenience caused.

This is to allow essential tests to be carried out in preparation for the new urgent treatment centre modules which are scheduled to be installed in late November.

There is no change to blue light ambulance access. Patient access to the emergency department and the children and young people’s emergency department will operate as normal.

At the main entrance to James Cook, no vehicles except ambulances and police will be able to pass the emergency department (going from the main Marton Road entrance in the direction of car park V3 / the North Entrance).

Coming from the direction of car park V3, vehicles will be able to go as far as, but no further than, the emergency department patient drop off. This area will be strictly for emergency department patient drop off only.

Private vehicles coming to drop off at the emergency department are encouraged to drive onto the James Cook site via the Roseberry Park entrance.

If drivers come onto site via the main entrance they will need to go around the perimeter road (security can exercise discretion in extreme circumstances such as a life-threatening emergency).

There will be a designated route for pedestrians and there will be staff on site to assist with directing people as required.

Map showing temporary road closure in front of emergency department at James Cook