St Mary’s Hospital is the major acute hospital for north west London as well as a maternity centre with consultant and midwife-led services. The hospital provides care across a wide range of specialties and runs one of four major trauma centres in London in addition to its 24/7 A&E department.

We’re asking our patients, staff and our local community to share feedback on plans to redevelop the eastern area of the St Mary’s Hospital site in Paddington.

The proposal is for the creation of a brand new building which will house the majority of the hospital’s adult and children’s outpatients’ services and supporting diagnostics, which are currently provided from 40 different locations on the site. The development would see Salton House, the Dumbell building, and the Victoria and Albert building, between Praed Street and South Wharf Road, make way for a modern, flexible and welcoming facility.

Find out when you can attend a public exhibition to see our plans, and how you can share your feedback with us.

As a Trust we are monitored against national standards and targets known as performance indicators. They provide an overview of how successful we are as an organisation at delivering healthcare. They help us monitor waiting times, safety and patient experience.

Our hospitals are also regularly inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) who award ratings against five quality domains: safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led. On 7 January 2015 St Mary's Hospital was given the overall CQC rating:

See the report