Latest redevelopment news

VR technology will help staff provide the best patient care when the new buildings open

Royal Sussex County Hospital to get new 70 bed short stay unit

From Tuesday 29 August to Monday 2 October, the Multi-storey Car Park at RSCH will only be reachable from Whitehawk Hill Road on the west side of the hospital site.

The 3Ts Redevelopment, working with partner organisations, has won Heritage Lottery Fund support for a two-year heritage project (2017-2019).

To help keep everyone safe the pavement in front of the 3Ts Redevelopment site at the County Hospital will be closed from the 7th August until the end of 2020.

Information about the planned expansion of the A&E Department at the County Hospital is available here for download and at a public engagement event on 28th June.

From Monday 12 June to Sunday 25 June the Multi-storey Car Park at RSCH will only be reachable from Whitehawk Hill Road on the west side of the hospital site.

The 3Ts Redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital has passed another milestone. The first piles, that form part of the foundations for the Stage 1 Building, have been set in place.

Vehicles for the Multistorey Car Park, Millennium Wing, Children's Hospital, Sussex Kidney Unit and Thomas Kemp Tower should use Upper Abbey Road and Whitehawk Hill Road to enter and leave the hospital.

The 3Ts Redevelopment has received a £500,000 donation from the County Air Ambulance Trust to help fund the project's helideck at the County Hospital.

The move of the Radiopharmacy Team is the final step in freeing up space for Stage 1 of the 3Ts Redevelopment

The news feature about the 3Ts Redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital can be watched online.

The 3Ts Redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital is to feature on ITV Meridian News

Two images to show the works on the Stage 1 site of the 3Ts Redevelopment

The Nuclear Medicine service at the Royal Sussex County Hospital has moved into the Hanbury Extension at the front of the hospital site.

Rheumatology and Physiotherapy are the first outpatient services to move into the new Hanbury Extension at the Royal Sussex County Hospital.

Patients have moved from three of the country’s oldest hospital wards as part of the £485 million redevelopment plans at the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, Patients will now be cared for in a new three-storey ward called the Courtyard Extension.

Work is starting to take down the shell of the Estates Building to make way for the Stage 1 Building of the redevelopment.

On Wednesday 2 November 2016 our clinical infection service wards and our cancer service ward will move from the Jubilee Building to the Courtyard Building.