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We checked the website of each of the 120 NHS trusts in England with a major A&E on 21 October 2026, and opened the pages we found again on 22 October 2026. We found 12 with a page on their own website showing A&E waiting times that are updated through the day. The list below has those 12, A to Z, with the hospitals each page covers. We found no such page for most of the other trusts, and three trusts' websites did not load properly, so we could not check them.
The waiting times on these pages are the trusts' own figures, and the trusts measure different things: the longest current wait, an average, or a range. Patients are seen in order of clinical priority, so the figures cannot tell you how long you will wait. Check the time on the trust's page before relying on it: some pages show no time, and some show only the current time.
Covers: Leighton Hospital, Crewe (A&E)
The wait for minor injuries and for majors, patients in the department and arrivals in the last hour. The trust's page does not say when its figures were last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Milton Keynes University Hospital (emergency department; the page also has a children's view)
Patients in the emergency department, patients waiting for triage, the average triage wait in the last hour and the average time spent in the department. The time on the trust's page shows the current time, so it does not tell you when the figures were last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Warrington Hospital (emergency department); Runcorn Urgent Treatment Centre, Halton Hospital (open 8am to 9pm)
The longest current wait to be seen and fully assessed at each site, with the time it was last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle; West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven; Penrith Community Hospital (urgent treatment centre); Keswick Community Hospital (urgent treatment centre)
For each site: patients in the department, the average wait to see a clinician after first assessment (as a range, such as 2 hours to 2 hours 30 minutes) and arrivals in the last hour, with the time the figures are correct to.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: The Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow (adult and children's emergency departments, and same day emergency care)
Patients in each area and the longest current waits to be seen by a triage nurse and by a doctor. The page says its data updates every five minutes. The trust's page does not say when its figures were last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Midland Metropolitan University Hospital, Smethwick (majors, minors and children's emergency department)
The longest wait for treatment or admission in majors, minors and the children's emergency department, with the time the estimates are correct to.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Princess Royal Hospital, Telford (adults and children); Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (adults and children)
The average wait to be seen by a doctor or nurse at each emergency department, for adults and for children, with the time it was last updated. The trust says the times are refreshed every 15 minutes and are a guide only.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Torbay Hospital, Torquay (emergency department); Newton Abbot Community Hospital (urgent treatment centre); Totnes Community Hospital (minor injuries unit)
The longest wait to be fully assessed by a nurse, paramedic or urgent care clinician, patients waiting and the total in the department, with the time it was last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Good Hope Hospital, Sutton Coldfield; Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham; Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham; Solihull Hospital (urgent treatment centre)
The longest wait to be seen at each emergency department, and at the Solihull urgent treatment centre while it is open. The page needs JavaScript. The time on the trust's page shows the current time, so it does not tell you when the figures were last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: University Hospital Coventry (adult and children's emergency departments); Coventry Urgent Treatment Centre (Stoney Stanton Road); Rugby Urgent Treatment Centre (Hospital of St Cross)
A wait band for each site, such as more than 6 hours, with the time the waits are correct to. The page says it updates every minute.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Derriford Hospital, Plymouth (emergency department); Urgent treatment centres at the Dartmoor Building, Derriford, and the Cumberland Centre; Minor injuries units at Tavistock and Kingsbridge
The longest wait to see a practitioner, patients waiting and the total in the department, with a last-updated time for each site.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
Covers: Hereford County Hospital (emergency department)
The average length of stay, the longest current wait to be seen by a doctor, patients waiting and the total in the department. The time on the trust's page shows the current time, so it does not tell you when the figures were last updated.
Waiting times on the trust's website →NHS England's monthly figures for this trust →
We did not find a page like this on the other trusts' websites, apart from these:
Some apps and other websites also show A&E waits. We list only pages on a trust's own website.
Every trust with a major A&E has a page on this site with NHS England's monthly figures: find your hospital's A&E page →
A search that finds nothing does not prove that a trust has no page like this. If we have missed one, email mustafa@doctor-data.co.uk.
How we checked: on 21 October 2026 we looked at each trust's own website, including its A&E pages, site map and site search. We listed a page only if it was on an NHS trust's own website, was meant for the public, showed figures from that day and was updated between our visits. Each page on the list was found by one check and confirmed by a second, separate check. We opened every listed page again on 22 October 2026, and took off any that were no longer showing figures. Pages can stop working without notice: three of the pages that worked when we first checked, in July 2026, were not working on 22 October 2026, one of them since the evening before.