Weston Park Cancer Centre

Excellence in Cancer Care and Research

We provide world leading cancer treatment delivered by some of the most highly regarded cancer specialists in Europe. But what makes us special is the way we care for you. We know that kindness, clarity of information and unstinting support for you and your loved ones is as important as the cutting edge technologies and treatments we have available.

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Latest News

Additional radiotherapy machine boosts access to innovative treatments at Weston Park Cancer Centre

Weston Park Cancer Centre’s reputation as a leading cancer centre has been bolstered by the addition of a new radiotherapy machine.

The newest machine takes the total number of radiotherapy linear accelerator machines in situ at Weston Park Cancer to eight, one of the highest of any radiotherapy departments in the country.

Over the course of its lifetime, the machine will provide 100,000 complex treatments to around 6,500 patients undergoing cancer treatment.

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Ground breaking ceremony marks start of £2.4m aerial walkway build at Weston Park Hospital

An official turf cutting ceremony marking the beginning of the building of a new £2.4m aerial walkway which will link Weston Park Cancer Centre to the Royal Hallamshire Hospital took place today (Friday 15th February ).

Kirsten Major, Interim Chief Executive for Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, was joined by staff from across both hospital sites to cut the first turf at the ceremony.

Mum-of-three among first in world to receive new cancer treatment

A mum-of-three who says that the hardest thing about having cancer was that her youngest daughter wouldn't kiss her for fear of catching the disease has become one of the first in the world to take part in a groundbreaking first-in-human cancer study at Weston Park Hospital.

Amanda Horsman, 43, of Warmsworth, Doncaster was told she had an advanced head and neck cancer just days before Christmas 2016, but decided to keep the news of her diagnosis hidden from her three young children, Franchesca 10, Kristian 9, and Holly 6, until the new year.

Patients praise Sheffield Teaching Hospitals for cancer care experience

Patients have praised staff at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for the care they provide.

In the latest national cancer patient experience survey, the Trust scored highly in a number of key areas in the survey.

Pioneering study could improve life for prostate cancer sufferers

Professor Derek Rosario, consultant urological surgeon at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, has been named the chief investigator of a brand new £2.5m National Institute for Health Research study investigating whether a new exercise programme could improve the lives of men suffering with prostate cancer.