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01/09/2026

Children across Huntingdonshire and Fenland go back to school this week. The ones starting reception today will be in their twenties by the time the new Hinchingbrooke Hospital has been open a decade.

That is who this is being built for, as well as for all of us now.

A new hospital, on this site, with a single room for every inpatient, by 2032, is set. What it is like to walk into, find your way around, wait in and recover in is not, and parents, carers and young people are the people who can tell us. Add your voice: hinchingbrookehospital.commonplace.is

Open until Sunday 27 September.

If you are expecting a baby, you can get free, expert advice from our Women's Health Physiotherapists who are leading th...
30/08/2026

If you are expecting a baby, you can get free, expert advice from our Women's Health Physiotherapists who are leading the way in educating pregnant women on how to look after their pelvic floor - preparing them for delivery and beyond. They host regular monthly online sessions - the next one is on Tuesday 1 September at 9.30am. Sign up here: https://ow.ly/MKTS50ZBRoR

If you have visited the Hinchingbrooke site recently, you will have seen the significant progress being made on our new ...
28/08/2026

If you have visited the Hinchingbrooke site recently, you will have seen the significant progress being made on our new staff accommodation building, Willow House.
Built by Zed Pods Ltd, Willow House will provide modern, comfortable accommodation for student doctors, nurses and on-call staff. It will replace the existing staff accommodation, which is due to be demolished over the coming months to make way for the future hospital development.
Construction is progressing well, with all four levels of the first block now in place. The next phase of work includes the delivery of the second accommodation block and the refurbishment and relocation of Captain Sir Tom Moore House, currently located near the Estates and Facilities area.
The Treatment Centre Car Park (Car Park 2) will be temporarily closed on weekends throughout August:
• Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 August
Clearly signposted alternative arrangements will be in place. Patients will be directed to use the staff car park at the front of the hospital during these periods, and no parking charges will apply while the Treatment Centre Car Park is closed.
There will also be an increase in delivery vehicles accessing the site. Traffic marshals will be on hand to support safe vehicle movement, but please allow additional time when travelling to and from the hospital.
You may also notice occasional periods of increased noise during working hours and some weekend activity, helping to minimise disruption during the week.

27/08/2026

Hinchingbrooke Hospital is more than just a set of buildings. It sits within a network of green spaces, on walking routes, close to the country park, in the middle of where people live.

The new hospital is a chance to think about the whole site and not just the building. Paths and planting. Somewhere to sit outside. Outdoor space a patient in recovery can actually reach. A place people are glad to walk through, not only somewhere they come when they are unwell.

If you are out and about this bank holiday weekend, five minutes is all it takes to tell us what the wider site should be. Tell us what you think by 27th September: hinchingbrookehospital.commonplace.is

Every inpatient in the new Hinchingbrooke Hospital will have their own room. That is a national NHS requirement and it i...
24/08/2026

Every inpatient in the new Hinchingbrooke Hospital will have their own room. That is a national NHS requirement and it is decided. It cuts the spread of infection, protects privacy and dignity, and helps people rest.

We'd love to know what you think of this visuals to see what our single rooms could look like, and what can be done to make sure single rooms work for everyone.
Tell us how to make a single room feel safe and connected rather than isolating. Open until Sunday 27 September. It takes about five minutes to tell us: hinchingbrookehospital.commonplace.is

Expecting a baby? Or know someone who is?Get free, expert advice from our Women's Health Physiotherapists who are leadin...
22/08/2026

Expecting a baby? Or know someone who is?
Get free, expert advice from our Women's Health Physiotherapists who are leading the way in educating pregnant women on how to look after their pelvic floor to prepare for delivery and in the long term. They host regular monthly online sessions - the next one is on Tuesday 1 September at 9.30am. Sign up here: https://ow.ly/3bqB50ZBRoO

What is at the ? Tell us by sharing your memories.As we bring forward proposals for the next chapter of Hinchingbrooke ...
22/08/2026

What is at the ? Tell us by sharing your memories.

As we bring forward proposals for the next chapter of Hinchingbrooke Hospital, we want to hear what makes it special now. We are collecting your stories on our website, and what you tell us will help shape the future of the hospital.

There is more time than we first said. Stories are open until Sunday 27 September.
Share your memories here: https://hinchingbrookehospital.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/v3/shared-stories?step=step1

If you have visited the Hinchingbrooke site recently, you will have seen the significant progress being made on our new ...
21/08/2026

If you have visited the Hinchingbrooke site recently, you will have seen the significant progress being made on our new staff accommodation building, Willow House.
Built by Zed Pods Ltd, Willow House will provide modern, comfortable accommodation for student doctors, nurses and on-call staff. It will replace the existing staff accommodation, which is due to be demolished over the coming months to make way for the future hospital development.
Construction is progressing well, with all four levels of the first block now in place. The next phase of work includes the delivery of the second accommodation block and the refurbishment and relocation of Captain Sir Tom Moore House, currently located near the Estates and Facilities area.
The Treatment Centre Car Park (Car Park 2) will be temporarily closed on weekends throughout August:
• Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 August
• Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 August
Clearly signposted alternative arrangements will be in place. Patients will be directed to use the staff car park at the front of the hospital during these periods, and no parking charges will apply while the Treatment Centre Car Park is closed.
There will also be an increase in delivery vehicles accessing the site. Traffic marshals will be on hand to support safe vehicle movement, but please allow additional time when travelling to and from the hospital.
You may also notice occasional periods of increased noise during working hours and some weekend activity, helping to minimise disruption during the week.

17/08/2026

Hinchingbrooke Hospital has cared for our communities for decades. Now the building that has served us so well is reaching the end of its life, and we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to put that right.
Watch our short video to see what's ahead: a brand-new hospital, built right here on the Hinchingbrooke site, designed around you.

Some things are set by national policy. There will be a new hospital, on this site, with a single room for every inpatient, by 2032. But so much is still yours to shape: how you arrive and find your way around, how wards and single rooms should feel, how technology can support your care, and what you value about this place that we should keep.
Your views will help shape local healthcare for decades to come, and it takes about five minutes to share them.
Take the survey: https://ow.ly/p08s50Zz056
Help us write the next chapter.

We've had a really good responses to our survey on the future redevelopment plans for Hinchingbrooke Hospital, and we lo...
15/08/2026

We've had a really good responses to our survey on the future redevelopment plans for Hinchingbrooke Hospital, and we love hearing from you. So much so, we have extended the response period, which is now open until 27th September. But please don't wait! Share your views on the future of Hinchingbrooke Hospital here: hinchingbrookehospital.commonplace.is

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