Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust (RFL)
Camden Council is scrutinising the relocation of services from St Pancras Hospital as part of the NHS transformation programme.
Camden Council's Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee discussed the St Pancras Hospital Transformation Programme in November 2025, which involves the NHS relocating several services from the hospital. The committee reviewed the NHS's engagement with patients, service users, and carers regarding these changes.
The St Pancras Hospital Transformation Programme aims to improve mental and physical healthcare services for patients in North Central London. Proceeds from land sales are being used to deliver new healthcare facilities across Camden and Islington.
The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust provides healthcare services, including dialysis and renal outpatient services, which are among those being relocated from St Pancras Hospital as part of this programme.
Key facts
- Camden's Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee met on 4 November 2025. Source
- The committee discussed the St Pancras Hospital Transformation Programme. Source
- The programme aims to transform and improve mental and physical healthcare services. Source
- Land sales proceeds are funding new healthcare facilities across Camden and Islington. Source
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