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Investing in our services

The multi-million pound investment programme, which includes the refurbishment of ward and clinic areas, is known as the capital development plan. Money is also invested on 'behind the scenes' infrastructure, like improving fire safety and water supplies. 

In addition to the capital development plan, the Trust has drawn up proposals to spend hundreds of millions of pounds redeveloping both Epsom and St Helier hospitals. Also, each year the Trust receives a significant amount of money from its charities which is also invested to improve the services we deliver.

During 2009-10, the Trust spent £10.3 million on upgrading hospital facilities and equipment. In 2010-11, we spent £9.6 million for improvement projects. In 2011-12, we spent £9.6 million for upgrades and refurbishment work.

For 2012-13, we have allocated £8.9 million for upgrades and refurbishment work.

In this section you find a selection of major projects to keep you up-to-date with the latest news on the capital development plan, including details of what projects have been completed, what work is underway and what will happen in the future.

 

  • Capital Programme 2012-13This page highlights investment projects from our Capital Programme 2012-13
  • Capital Programme 2011-12This page highlights investment projects from our Capital Programme 2011-12
  • Capital Programme 2010-11This page highlights investment projects from our Capital Programme 2010-11
  • Capital Programme 2009-10This page highlights investment projects from our Capital Programme 2009-10
  • Our financial transactions over £25,000As part of the Trust's drive for even greater openness and transparency, we are publishing details of financial transactions of £25,000 and over. By publishing this information, people will be able to see what we spend our money on, both now and in the future.

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