Whipps Cross hospital gets Government money to fix and improve buildings

News - 16 June 2025

Barts Health NHS Trust have announced that they have received £28 million from the government to fix and improve buildings at Whipps Cross and Newham hospitals.

This is part of a £750 million fund to make NHS hospitals across the country safer and better for patients and staff. The money will be used to fix things like leaking roofs, broken ventilation systems, and old electrical systems.

For more information see the Barts Health website.

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