Covid-19 Rapid Testing
The Hub has re-opened as a Covid-19 rapid lateral flow test centre.
Rapid testing at The Hub
The Hub offers free Covid-19 rapid testing to people without symptoms.
Please note that all regular activities at The Hub (including the Library) remain suspended – only testing will be taking place at the moment.
Day | Times |
Monday | 10am – 6pm |
Tuesday | 10am – 6pm |
Wednesday | CLOSED |
Thursday | 10am – 6pm |
Friday | 10am – 6pm |
Saturday | 10am – 6pm |
Sunday | CLOSED |
Covid-19 rapid home test kits
This is really important because you may have the virus without knowing and inadvertently pass Covid-19 on to loved ones, friends or work colleagues. If detected early, you are able to self-isolate which will in turn help break the chain of transmission at an early stage and reduce the spread of the virus.
The likelihood is you won’t have Covid-19 but, if it turns out you do, you will be able to take the necessary steps to protect yourself, your loved ones and the wider community.
Please note, testing is not available to anyone who has been asked to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace OR if you have tested positive for Covid-19 in the past 90 days.
Testing is available for ages 2+, but under 18s should be accompanied by a parent, carer or guardian.
To receive your result you can either provide a mobile phone number and/or email address.
For those without access to a mobile phone or e-mail - a unique test ID will be provided and you can call 119, 24 hours after the test to get your result.
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- Please note that all regular activities at The Hub (including the Library) remain suspended - only testing will be taking place at the moment.
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Testing is important because it helps us prevent Covid-19 from spreading so we:
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- save lives – particularly those most at risk
- protect our health and care systems
- prevent the need for a local lockdown
- support our economic recovery, helping people safely return to normal
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If you would like support booking a coronavirus test, you can also call a member of City of Wolverhampton's Book a Test Team on 01902 290244, Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm. Individuals can still book a test online using the link above during the hours the line is closed.
How to find us
Our Address
The Hub
Griffiths Drive, Ashmore Park, Wolverhampton, WV11 2LH.
What Three Words ID: ///ends.broom.city
Getting Here
By Car: You'll find us on Griffiths Drive between Ashmore Park Health Centre and Corpus Christi Church. If you're coming from the Lichfield Rd, drive up Peacock Ave and turn right when it meets Griffiths Drive and you'll see the Heath Centre, we're next door. We have a car park at the rear of the building and there is plenty of unrestricted street parking nearby (please avoid parking on grass verges though!).
By Public Transport: The 59 bus route stops opposite The Hub and runs from Wolverhampton City Centre every 6 mins at peak times, you can also catch the 59 outside the back entrance of Wolverhampton Train Station.
By Taxi: Find a local taxi at Yell.com