Hot topic: Charing Cross hospital

Hot topic: Charing Cross hospital

Tell us what you think of major service changes taking place at Charing Cross hospital

Hammersmith & Fulham Council is urging borough residents to join it in campaigning to save Charing Cross hospital and to prevent it being downgraded in a series of service reorganisations.

Since it opened its doors in 1973 Charing Cross Hospital has served the whole of west London as a teaching hospital with medical students on site and been 'far more than a local community hospital'.

Now that expertise and history is under threat.

Read more:

» Major trauma centre - Charing Cross loses out to St Mary's 

» Neurosurgery - Brain surgeons move to St Mary's

» Vascular surgery moves to St Mary's

» Future location of orthopaedic surgery - consultation  

We would urge you to contact Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust for more information about their plans and to give them your views on any of the service changes that have been made or are planned. Or you can share your views with us at the council using the link below.

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Ewa Sylwestrowicz on 20/07/09
Absolutely agree. Charing Cross is a fantastic hospital with very high standard of care, at the forefront of medical technology and life saving equipment. My son was saved there at 3.5 years old after falling under a car. I have just had a laparoscopy on my gall bladder. I cannot believe what a high standard it is. It is clean, friendly and has super nursing and consultant staff.