Latest report
5 hr
21 Oct 00:24
Average
5 hr 57 min
11 reports
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Nearby A&E & urgent care
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10.5 mi away
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There are also other nearby A&Es which collect wait times from the community, including New Cross Hospital, Russells Hall Hospital and Coventry.

Contact & location
Opening times
Monday TodayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours
Getting here
Metro / tram
Wednesbury Central (West Midlands Metro)53 min walk to A&E
Wednesbury Parkway (West Midlands Metro)54 min walk to A&E
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What’s available here
Accessibility
Braille Translation ServiceDisabled ParkingDisabled WcSigning Service AvailableText RelayWheelchair Access
Accommodation
Access To TvFamily AccommodationInternet AccessPublic Telephone
Parking
Car ParkingCycle ParkingDisabled Parking
Counselling and Support
Translation Services
Food and Amenities On-site
CafeShop
Recent visitor feedbackreported by visitors
Overall
Not recommended by visitors
Staff
Staff are friendly and helpful
Not always kept informed about wait times
Triage can be slow
Environment
Waiting area could be cleaner
Toilets could be cleaner
Waiting area can feel unsafe
Family
No children’s play area
Separate children’s waiting area
Facilities
Seating can be limited
No TV in the waiting area
No food or drink available nearby
No phone charging points
Free WiFi is available
Mobile signal is poor
Parking
Parking can get busy
Payment accepted: card
Based on 1 visitor response in the last 6 months. This information is collected through a short anonymous survey shown to visitors on this page.

About Manor Hospital

Manor Hospital runs a 24-hour accident and emergency department, open to all ages, on Moat Road in Walsall, West Midlands, part of Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust. It is a designated Trauma Unit, equipped to treat significant injuries and to stabilise the most serious cases before transfer to a regional Major Trauma Centre. The wider site runs 39 listed departments and services, from Acute Internal Medicine to Vascular surgery.

The Care Quality Commission rates it Requires Improvement. The site lists 1,725 parking spaces, 81 of them designated disabled bays, with patient parking averaging £1.60 an hour.

Official NHS performance

66.7%seen within 4 hours
10,447attendances in September 2026
60.4%England average for major A&Es

NHS England publishes these figures for Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust as a whole, covering every A&E the trust runs rather than this site alone. That is above the England average of 60.4% for major A&E departments over the same month.

In the NHS Friends and Family Test for August 2026, 86% of 363 patients who responded at this site reported a positive experience. The trust's general and acute wards averaged 92.6% overnight bed occupancy in the quarter to March 2026 - full wards are the main reason admitted patients queue in A&E.

Attendances by year

NHS yearA&E attendancesMonthly averageWithin 4 hours12hr+ waits to admit
2023-2496,8238,06963.0%862
2024-25108,2339,01966.1%1,795
2025-26114,2869,52466.4%3,424
2026-27 (6 months)60,09110,01572.6%1,094

Between 2023-24 and 2025-26, monthly A&E attendances rose 18% and the share seen within four hours improved by 3.4 percentage points.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check the current A&E wait time at Manor Hospital?

The live waiting time for the A&E at Manor Hospital is shown at the top of this page, together with when it was last updated. Times are reported by recent visitors and carry a community badge - after your own visit you can submit your wait time in a few seconds to help the next person.

When is the A&E at Manor Hospital quietest?

Patterns vary by hospital, but across UK urgent and emergency care the quietest window is usually the early morning, roughly 4am to 7am, with demand building through the afternoon and peaking in the evening. Friday and Saturday nights and Monday mornings are typically the busiest periods. See our guide to the best time to visit for more detail.

How long will I wait at Manor Hospital A&E?

Patients are triaged on arrival and the most urgent cases are always seen first, so your wait depends on how serious your condition is and how busy the department is. Hospitals in England work to the NHS four-hour standard - the aim is to admit, transfer or discharge patients within four hours of arrival. The live figure on this page shows how Manor Hospital is doing right now. NHS England's most recent figures (September 2026) show 66.7% of patients across the trust's A&E departments were seen within four hours.

How often are the waiting times on this page updated?

This page updates whenever a visitor submits a new wait time, so freshness depends on recent reports - each entry shows when that person visited. If you have been to Manor Hospital recently, submitting your wait takes a few seconds and helps others plan.

Is the A&E at Manor Hospital open 24 hours?

Yes - the A&E at Manor Hospital is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. In a life-threatening emergency always call 999.

Where is Manor Hospital and how do I get there?

Manor Hospital is at Moat Road, Walsall, WS2 9PS. For general enquiries call 01922 721172. Enter your postcode in the Getting here section for a door-to-door route.

Is parking free at Manor Hospital?

No - patient and visitor parking here averages about £1.60 an hour (NHS estates return, 2024-25). The site lists 1,725 parking spaces, including 81 designated disabled bays. Concessions often apply for blue badge holders, frequent attenders and some patients - check the hospital's own parking page.

What is the CQC rating for Manor Hospital?

Manor Hospital is rated Requires Improvement overall by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care in England. You can read the full CQC report.

Can children be treated at Manor Hospital A&E?

This A&E serves: All ages. If your child's age group is not treated here, the nearby section on this page lists alternatives - or call NHS 111 for urgent advice and 999 in an emergency.

Is Manor Hospital a Major Trauma Centre?

No - Manor Hospital is a designated Trauma Unit. It treats significant injuries and stabilises the most complex cases before transfer to a regional Major Trauma Centre.
About this data
This hospital does not currently have a live data source. The waiting times shown here are reported by visitors and may not reflect current conditions. You can see how we source data for every hospital on our data sources page. Department labels shown (e.g. A&E, MIU, UTC) are our interpretation of the source data and may not match the hospital’s own terminology. If any information is incorrect, please let us know.
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