Most of central London hospital to be sold off, plans reveal

Most of central London hospital to be sold off, plans reveal Exclusive: Charing Cross hospital to be cut to 13% of current size and services diverted to facilities around the city, documents show

Almost all of a central London hospital is to be sold and its services diverted to already stretched facilities around the capital under plans for NHS modernisation seen by the Guardian.

Charing Cross hospital, a flagship NHS facility in the heart of London, is to be cut to just 13% of its current size under proposals contained in sustainability and transformation plans published last year in 44 areas across England. Continue reading... The Guardian

See also:

• Plan to 'transform' NHS could lead to downgrade of major London hospitals The Guardian