Macmillan Cancer Support has partnered with Kingston Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to create an innovative health and wellbeing service for residents living with cancer.

A 25-year-old Londoner who died of cervical cancer felt she was "fobbed off" when she went to her GPs with worrying symptoms, the High Court has heard.

A consultation into the part closure of a Hook doctors surgery has been slammed by residents for being “confusing” and “misleading”.

Keen photographers could see their images given pride of place in Surbiton Health Centre.

The Kingston Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has announced extra clinics on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 12pm and from 5pm to 7pm until March 2015.

Public health bosses have only themselves to blame for determined opposition to a planned move of drug rehab services in Surbiton, residents and business owners have said.

Treatment for addiction could be moved from Surbiton Health Centre to Hollyfield House in Hollyfield Road, alongside services for people with mental health issues. More than 500 people have signed a petition opposing the plans. Mary Marshall, who runs nearby Avondale gym, said Kingston Council had put up a “smokescreen” and failed to consult properly.

Healthwatch Kingston will be at Surbiton Health Centre tomorrow.

Work by Kingston Council to map drug-related litter left around Surbiton Health Centre uncovered no reports of used needles being found.

The search for a new home for a controversial needle exchange for recovering drug addicts at Surbiton Health Centre could cost as much as £80,000.

Parents of schoolchildren have been accused of filming people they suspect of being drug addicts as they enter and leave a Surbiton clinic.

One of the people responsible for Surbiton health centre will come face to face with disabled people who say the new building is not up to scratch.

The multi-million pound Surbiton Health Centre is facing yet more criticism from unhappy patients – this time over inadequate disabled access.

The £15 million project comprised the construction of two new buildings, Lime Tree Primary School and Surbiton Health Centre and officially reached completion in March 2013. Willmott Dixon was the main contractor on the project, whilst Roberts Limbrick Ltd provided all architectural services.

Surbiton Health Centre is still waiting for its urgent care facility designed to take the pressure off Kingston Hospital’s accident and emergency department.

Surbiton Telephone Exchange was to blame for Surbiton health centre patients being forced to wait yet more hours on the phone.

Surbiton's long-awaited health centre opened its doors for the first time today.

Keeping green and historical are high on the agenda for the opening of Surbiton’s new health centre.

The construction of a new health building on the Surbiton Hospital site on Ewell Road is now well underway, and on track for opening in March 2013. NHS Kingston now needs a name for the new facility and they are keen to ...

A campaign's been started to have the new hospital in Surbiton named after a 19th century pioneer who founded the town. Surbiton resident Bob Phillips is spearheading efforts to get the new hospital on Ewell Road named ...

A controversial polyclinic will benefit from a £5.2m cash boost in the wake of fears over the closure of A+E and maternity wards.

Kingston and Surbiton MP Ed Davey joined school children, patient representatives and health practitioners as building got underway for a new school and polyclinic.

A surprise bidder has joined the race to run a new primary school due to open in September 2012.

Plans for the new health care centre and primary school on the Surbiton Hospital site are moving forward, as it is announced that building work is expected to start in August.

No new primary school on hospital site under the Conservative education spokesman’s plan. Three year delay inevitable say council.

Plans get a step closer.

A half-million pound consultants fee.