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Our plans for the future of The Royal Marsden, Chelsea – have your say
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The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust has an exciting vision for the future of its Chelsea hospital, with plans to expand and improve its world-leading research, treatment and care.
As demand for cancer services increases, and one in two of us will be impacted by the disease, we must ensure we can be there for everyone who needs us within an environment that is fit for the future.
That is why we are currently exploring proposals to improve capacity and provide a modern patient environment by sensitively adding to the Chelsea site within the next decade – improving outcomes for everyone affected by cancer locally, nationally and globally. The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity will be fundraising to help make this a reality.
We are committed to conducting extensive engagement on our plans with local residents, the wider public, patients, and our staff to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to provide their feedback.
We ran Patient Engagement workshops at the start of 2025 to explore plans in detail and support us to make sure the designs meet the needs of our patients. In May 2025 we launched the second phase of public consultation, ahead of submitting a planning application later in 2025. This included public drop in events and a webinar.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) will be hosting a Development Forum on Wednesday 22nd October at St Luke’s Hall, St Luke's Street, SW3 3RP, where our project team will present the designs to the wider community. Doors open at 5.30pm, with the presentation starting at 6pm. More information about this session can be found via the RBKC website.
This provides an opportunity to hear about our updated proposals and ask any questions that you may have. If you are unable to make this event, you can also watch back our recent webinar via our website here.
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust has an exciting vision for the future of its Chelsea hospital, with plans to expand and improve its world-leading research, treatment and care.
As demand for cancer services increases, and one in two of us will be impacted by the disease, we must ensure we can be there for everyone who needs us within an environment that is fit for the future.
That is why we are currently exploring proposals to improve capacity and provide a modern patient environment by sensitively adding to the Chelsea site within the next decade – improving outcomes for everyone affected by cancer locally, nationally and globally. The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity will be fundraising to help make this a reality.
We are committed to conducting extensive engagement on our plans with local residents, the wider public, patients, and our staff to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to provide their feedback.
We ran Patient Engagement workshops at the start of 2025 to explore plans in detail and support us to make sure the designs meet the needs of our patients. In May 2025 we launched the second phase of public consultation, ahead of submitting a planning application later in 2025. This included public drop in events and a webinar.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) will be hosting a Development Forum on Wednesday 22nd October at St Luke’s Hall, St Luke's Street, SW3 3RP, where our project team will present the designs to the wider community. Doors open at 5.30pm, with the presentation starting at 6pm. More information about this session can be found via the RBKC website.
This provides an opportunity to hear about our updated proposals and ask any questions that you may have. If you are unable to make this event, you can also watch back our recent webinar via our website here.
All event materials showcasing our proposals, as well as a recording of our most recent webinar, are available to view on our consultation website, royalmarsden.nhs.uk/chelsea.
You can get in touch with the consultation team via [email protected] or calling the freephone number 0800 092 1866.
