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Building works for the IGIS hub at GRH

Building work for the new IGIS Hub at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital will cause some disruption around the hospital site at times.

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The new IGIS Hub at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital will establish a 24/7 hub for image guided interventional surgery, comprising interventional radiology, vascular surgery and interventional cardiology.

The IGIS Hub

The IGIS construction programme began in late 2022 and is expected to take approximately 18 months until fully complete. This will include:

  • 3x cardiac catheter laboratories
  • 2x interventional radiology suites
  • 1x Hybrid imaging theatre

Building works disruption

From 9 February to 12 February 2024

From Friday 9 February at 5pm there will be no vehicular or pedestrian access to the Atrium at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital until Monday 12 February at 10am.

This is to facilitate a large crane to come onto site to install some vital equipment onto the theatres roof as part of a theatres refurbishment.

Drop-off points for patients will be at the Tower Entrance or the Therapies Entrance. Access to the Emergency Department will be on foot on the path next to the helipad.

Map showing Therapies Entrance
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From 31 January to 2 February 2024

Cranage works will be ongoing between Wednesday 31 January at 4pm and Friday 2 February in the morning to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance

Access to the atrium for pedestrians and accessible parking at therapies entrance
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From 16 - 18 October

Cranage works will be ongoing between 16 and 18 October to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance

From 29 August - 3 September: overnight works

Corridor works 8pm Tuesday 29 August to 6am Wednesday 30 August: as part of the IGIS (image guided interventional surgery) build in the Radiology footprint at GRH, the contractors need to perform some work in the ceilings at night, in the corridor next to pharmacy. During these hours, access to pharmacy and pathology from the Tower/Fosters end of the corridor will be obstructed. Access will ONLY be possible via the Atrium–ED (timelapse image) corridor, which will be reopened for that period.

Relocation of the COBALT scanning units at GRH Friday 1 Sept and Sunday 3 Sept:
Friday 1 September:

  • Midwives’ parking will be cordoned off from 8pm on Thursday 31 August until 8pm Friday 1 September.
  • Lorries with cranes will be active in the Theatres Courtyard from 5pm -8pm (maximum duration three hours)

Sunday 3 September:

  • Midwives’ parking will be cordoned off from 8pm Saturday 2 September until 8am Sunday 3 September.
  • A section of Mayhill Way between the estates building and mortuary will be closed from 4am - 8am on Sunday 3 September .
    • Access will remain for deliveries, emergency vehicles and to Women's Centre/ new DWA patient pick up and will be managed by the banksmen posted at each closure point for other traffic, a diversion will be in place. Pedestrian traffic will be retained.

From 31 July - 2 August 2023

Cranage works will be ongoing between 31 July and 2 August to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance (see below).

From Tuesday 18 – Thursday 20 July 2023

Disruption due to building work at GRH will affect vehicle access to the Main Atrium entrance over these dates

Cranage works will be ongoing between 18 and 20 July to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance.

From 3 – 5 July and 10 – 12 July 2023

Disruption due to building work at GRH will affect vehicle access to the Main Atrium entrance over these dates

Cranage works will be ongoing from 3-5 July, and again 10-12 July to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance.

From 12- 15 June 2023

There will be crane activity 12 – 15 June affecting the Atrium car park and some internal corridors.

From 23 – 25 May and 30 May – 1 June

Disruption due to building work at GRH will affect vehicle access to the Main Atrium entrance over these dates

Cranage works will be ongoing from 23 – 25 May, and again 30 May – 1 June to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance.

From 11 May - 18 May 2023

Cranage works will be ongoing from 11-18 May 2023 to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance.

From 25 April - 27 April 2023

Cranage works will be ongoing from 25 - 27 April to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub.

This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

There will be a crane on site on Wednesday 26 April. This will require the closure of some internal corridors, for which signage will be in place.

Alternative drop off point will be through the therapies entrance.

From 13 March - 17 April 2023

Cranage works will be ongoing from 13 March to 17 April to install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub. This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted. Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

Internal corridor closures (ground and first floor of the atrium) 14 March - 6 April

Three corridors will be closed while the crane disruption continues as cranes will be lifting over the building. This affects the corridor on the ground floor with the large timelapse photograph and the first-floor corridor between AMU and first-floor Outpatients, and the corridor from the Atrium (by Costa) to Radiology 1. The corridors will be periodically open and closed between 14 - 27 March, and then closed every weekday between 28 March - 6 April. This applies from 8am - 6pm on weekdays only.

Atrium users (including Outpatient and Paediatric appointments)

  • For vehicle access to the Atrium (drop-off), this means accessing the atrium via other routes; for example, the Therapies Entrance including disabled parking (access via Beacon House entrance). Disabled car parking is available as marked on the map.
  • For pedestrian access, this means following the green path indicated on the map
  • Patient transport ambulances dropping/picking up patients for outpatient appointments will drop them at the Therapies entrance

Emergency Department (ED) users

  • Ambulances: normal route – unaffected by these works
  • Pedestrians: follow signs and see the map on this page

From 20 February - 1 March 2023

To install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub, we’re bringing in a large crane that will be lifted over the front of the Atrium and placed on the roads in front of the entrance. This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted.

Parking outside the Atrium will NOT be available at this time. This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

Internal corridor closures (ground and first floor of the atrium) 21- 28 February

Three corridors will be closed while the crane disruption continues as cranes will be lifting over the building. This affects the corridor on the ground floor with the large timelapse photograph and the first-floor corridor between AMU and first-floor Outpatients, and the corridor from the Atrium (by Costa) to Radiology 1. Signage will be in place. Please ask one of our volunteer team for help if you are unable to find your way. This applies from 8am - 6pm on weekdays only.

Atrium users (including Outpatient and Paediatric appointments)

  • For vehicle access to the Atrium (drop-off), this means accessing the atrium via other routes; for example, the Therapies Entrance including disabled parking (access via Beacon House entrance). Disabled car parking is available as marked on the map.
  • For pedestrian access, this means following the green path indicated on the map
  • Patient transport ambulances dropping/picking up patients for outpatient appointments will drop them at the Therapies entrance

Emergency Department (ED) users

  • Ambulances: normal route – unaffected by these works
  • Pedestrians: follow signs and see the map on this page

From 6 - 15 February 2023

To install critical infrastructure for the IGIS Hub, we’re bringing in a large crane that will be lifted over the front of the Atrium and placed on the roads in front of the entrance. This means that access to the ED and main Atrium will be disrupted. Parking outside the Atrium will not be available.

This may cause congestion around the site and you may wish to allow extra time to get to your appointments.

Internal corridor closures (ground and first floor of the atrium)

Two corridors will be closed while the crane disruption continues as cranes will be lifting over the building. This affects the corridor on the ground floor with the large timelapse photograph and the first-floor corridor between AMU and first-floor Outpatients. Signage will be in place. Please ask one of our volunteer team for help if you are unable to find your way. This applies from 8am - 6pm on weekdays only.

Atrium users (including Outpatient appointments)

  • For vehicle access to the Atrium (drop-off), this means accessing the atrium via other routes; for example, the Therapies Entrance including disabled parking (access via Beacon House entrance). Disabled car parking is available as marked on the map.
  • For pedestrian access, this means following the green path indicated on the map
  • Patient transport ambulances dropping/picking up patients for outpatient appointments will drop them at the Therapies entrance

Emergency Department (ED) users

  • Ambulances: normal route – unaffected by these works
  • Pedestrians: follow signs and see the map on this page
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