Charing Cross Hospital
Hammersmith and Fulham Council is considering accessibility improvements at Charing Cross Hospital following a disability advocate review.
In January 2026, a report was presented to the Hammersmith and Fulham Health and Adult Social Care Policy and Accountability Committee detailing accessibility issues at Charing Cross Hospital. Representatives from Action on Disability identified physical barriers, limited wheelchair access, and problems with signage, wayfinding, waiting times, and quiet areas. The report suggested implementing improvements.
Charing Cross Hospital, a teaching hospital in Hammersmith, is part of the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. The council is currently reviewing the recommendations made in the report to enhance the experience for disabled patients and visitors.
Key facts
- A report on accessibility issues at Charing Cross Hospital was presented to the Hammersmith and Fulham Health and Adult Social Care Policy and Accountability Committee in January 2026. Source
- Action on Disability representatives highlighted physical barriers and limited wheelchair access at the hospital. Source
- The report suggested improvements for signage, wayfinding, waiting times, and quiet areas. Source
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