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Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT 69
A.3 - Exhibition panels used for stage 1 consultation
Redevelopment stages and timeline Designs for the
ENT,
and Audiology
Royal Sussex County Hospital
Barry
Building
Stage 2
Sussex
Cancer Centre
Stage 1
Stage 3
Jubilee Block
Latilla Nuclear Medicine
Area to be redeveloped Building and
Anaesthetic offices
Date Activity
Late 2010 The planning application is submitted to
Brighton & Hove City Council
December 2010 Services and staff affected by the construction
of Stage 1 begin moves to alternative locations
April/May 2011 Formal consideration of the 3Ts planning application
by Brighton and Hove City Council
December 2011
Summer 2015
Construction of Stage 1 begins (new wards, Regional
Centre for Neurosciences, Major Trauma Centre)
Stage 1 is completed and ready for use
Teaching
Construction of Stage 2 begins (Sussex Cancer Centre
and Medical School)
Winter 2018 Stage 2 is completed and ready for use
Spring 2019
Summer 2020
Construction for Stage 3 begins (multi-storey car park)
Stage 3 and whole project complete and ready for use Trauma
Tertiary
In partnership with In partnership with
Building for the future Building for the future
70 Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT
A.3 - Exhibition panels used for stage 1 consultation
Your opinion counts Arts and interiors – inspirations
If you have an opinion about the hospital redevelopment,
please speak to a member of staff or complete a form.
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals and the 3Ts redevelopment
team are dedicated to building the best possible hospital, both inside
and out. This is why we actively engage with local residents, interest
groups, patients and statutory bodies about the project. One of the
results of the process so far can be seen in the two images below.
The new hospital design - January 2010
The new hospital design - June 2010
These changes occurred after extensive consultation with local residents,
English Heritage, local interest groups and Brighton and Hove City
Council planners.
The consultation and engagement programme around the hospital
redevelopment doesn’t end with the outside of the building. Regular
design meetings are held with healthcare professionals, expert patients
and users of services to optimise the design of all the departments in the
new buildings. The engagement programme will continue to connect
with people from across the city and the region to ensure the best
healthcare future for all the users of the Royal Sussex County Hospital.
In partnership with
Building for the future Building for the future
Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT 71
A.4 - Questionnaire used for stage 1 consultation
3Ts Response Form
If you have any other opinions you would like to express
or comments you would like to make please do so in the box below.
If you would like to be kept up to date with news about the redevelopment
3Ts Response Form please enter you details below. The opinions you have expressed on this
questionnaire will have no affect on your present or future care. If you
A few quick questions about the hospital redevelopment choose to give your contact details they will be held separately from the
answers given on this form.
Name
Do you have experience, as a patient, visitor or staff member, of the
Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton? Address
Yes No
Does it require modernisation?
Yes, urgently Yes, in 5 years Yes, in 10 years
Email Address
Not at all I don’t know
Phone Number
Do you like what you have seen of the design so far?
Yes No I don’t know Thank you for taking the time to complete this form.
Please hand it to a member of staff.
Overall, do you support the proposed redevelopment?
Yes No I don’t know Contact
Website: www.bsuh.nhs.uk/3ts
Where do you live? E-mail: hospital.redevelopment@bsuh.nhs.uk
Brighton & Hove Elsewhere in Sussex Outside Sussex Telephone:(01273) 523375
72 Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT
A.5 - Stage 1 questionnaire results
Do you have experience, as a patient, visitor or staff member, of the Royal Sussex Hospital in Brighton yes
No
50.49
90
12.29 83.9 80
70
0.66 60
4.98 50
07/08/2010--->Brighton Gay Pride
0
5.6 15.94 40
11/08/2010--->General Public
0.33
30
17/08/2010--->Older people and Stroke Groups
0 13.28 20
6.97
19/08/2010--->General Public 10
0
25/09/2010--->General Public
Totals
No
yes
17/08/2010--->Older people and
07/08/2010--->Brighton Gay Pride11/08/2010--->General Public 19/08/2010--->General Public 25/09/2010--->General Public Totals
Stroke Groups
yes 50.49 4.98 5.6 15.94 6.97 83.9
No 12.29 0.66 0 0.33 0 13.28
Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT 73
A.5 - Stage 1 questionnaire results
88.54
Do you like what you have
seen in the designs so far
100
yes
80
No
7.99
7.3089
6.64
14.95
56.666
60 I don't know
Totals
40
0.33
25/09/2010--->General Public
0 3 4.98
19/08/2010--->General Public 20
0.33 5.31
0.33
17/08/2010--->Older people and Stroke Groups
0.33 0
0.33
11/08/2010--->General Public 6.64
0 4
yes
07/08/2010--->Brighton Gay Pride No
I don't
17/08/2010--->Older know
07/08/2010--->Brighton 11/08/2010--->General 19/08/2010--->General 25/09/2010--->General
people and Stroke Totals
Gay Pride Public Public Public
Groups
yes 56.666 5.31 4.98 14.95 6.64 88.54
No 4 0.33 0.33 3 0.33 7.99
I don't know 6.64 0 0.33 0.33 0 7.3089
74 Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT
A.5 - Stage 1 questionnaire results
Overall, do you support the proposed redevelopment.
yes
No 100
57.47
I don't know 90
80
90.69
3.32 70
60
0
50
0.33
5.6 40
0.33 30
4.98 15.94
0 20
3.98 10
6.64 0
1.32
I don't know
No
yes
Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT 75
A.6 - Publicity for stage 2 consultation events 14 The Argus, Thursday, November 4, 2010 News theargus.co.uk/news
Brighton and Hove
Council staff
6 BRIGHTON & HOVE LEADER Thursday, October 14, 2010
‘let down by
management’
COUNCIL staff feel forgot- by RUTH LUMLEY In the report, staff com-
ten, ignored and unsup- plained of a lack of communi-
ported at work, according staff from different tiers of cation with management and
management, who were asked said offices were of poor qual-
to a confidential report ity. It also said workloads were
leaked to The Argus. questions about the demands
on them at work, the control high and many staff felt they
Healthcare is changing…
An internal report pro- had could not discuss their
and support they have, their
duced by staff at Mid Sussex workload with managers.
relationships with their col-
District Council said workers Staff also said that they
leagues and managers and the
had little confidence in their were unable to claim back
changes that have taken place
bosses and felt unable to tell extra hours they had worked.
within the council.
them when they could not A council spokeswoman
cope with their workload. Resigned said staff were anxious
The Wellbeing Initiative ACTION: Volunteers Christopher Accleton, Robin Hanford, Andrew Ledward, Greg Ledward, Jo
…So are we
because they were concerned
report was put together after In May former chief execu- Government cuts could cost Burchett, Terry Morford and Martyn Stenning take part in Make A Difference day
the council received a routine tive John Jory announced he them their jobs.
inspection from a team from
the Health and Safety Execu-
tive in 2009.
had resigned from his post to
become chief executive at
Reigate and Banstead Bor-
The joint initiative between
management and Unison was
set up and five focus groups,
Lime Aid helps to make a difference
An inspector advised the ough Council. consisting of a cross-section of VOLUNTEERS used shears, The trimming helps to Another action day has been
council to take action to assess His deputy, Kathryn Hall, staff from across the council, loppers and jungle cutters to rejuvenate the trees in Lime pencilled in for February 26
the level of workplace stress has been managing the day-to- were held in June this year. trim the base of historic lime Tree Avenue, Uckfield, and at 10am. More volunteers are
and said an improvement day running of the council She said: “Management and keep them healthy. Litter was
trees. needed to complete the job of
An Exhibition of Redevelopment Designs for
notice would be served if the with heads of department, union representatives are also collected and the
council failed to tackle the and councillors have accepted keen to address the concerns Lime Aid Uckfield tended to maintaining the trees.
summer growth over the
problem. a recommendation that she raised by staff and are putting the trees as part of Make A footpath was trimmed back For more information, visit
The council formed a steer- takes over the role perma- together an action plan.” Difference day on Saturday. for winter walkers. www.limetreeavenue.co.uk.
ing group of 45 members of nently. ruth.lumley@theargus.co.uk
The Royal Sussex County Hospital
1st Floor Foyer, Hove Town Hall
Saturday 16th October 11am to 4pm
Monday 18th October 11am to 7pm
Tuesday 19th October 11am to 7pm
Wednesday 20th October 11am to 7pm
Thursday 21st October 11am to 7pm
Friday 22nd October 11am to 7pm
All are welcome
In partnership with
76 Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT
A.7 - Local Media Articles about 3Ts proposal
(The Kemptown Rag, June 2011)
Mid Sussex Times
28 October 2010
Brighton 3Ts: CONSULTATION STATEMENT 77
A.7 - Local Media Articles about 3Ts proposal
Argus, Friday, April 1, 2011 News theargus.co.uk/news theargus.co.uk/news News The Argus, Friday, April 1, 2011 39
nteers The promised redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital is just the tonic the city needs Karate-thon
will raise cash
Seize this opportunity
ted at
for victims
ice The cases for change KARATE students will stage a
is running a volun- physically demanding spon-
ment campaign. DEMOLITION OF THE BARRY AND JUBILEE BUILDINGS sored event to raise money for
Halle-Richards is the victims of the Japanese
e next two months earthquake and tsunami.
The Barry Building was built in 1828 - 20 years before Florence Members of Shorinjiryu
he project for The
Nightingale started nursing. Renshinkan Karate School
spice in Hove.
-Richards took vol- The main entrance is at what used to be the basement level, so will take part in a 24-hour
undancy last year patients and visitors have to climb, or be wheeled up, a steep slope to Karate-thon on April 9 from
she wanted to work use the building. 7.30pm.
ity sector. by SIOBHAN RYAN It is hoped that the event will
The ceiling height is very low – too low to use with a mobile X-ray unit.
ied for a Vodafone raise more than £5,000 for the
Health Reporter There is a lack of natural light. karate school’s members in the
Difference grant
t she would be able Three lift journeys are required to get from A&E to the Barry building north of Japan.
charity while Voda- “IF we don’t seize this wards, including going outside. It will be held at Freedom
ed the cost of her opportunity now, then it The space between some beds is less than the 8ft Florence Nightingale Leisure’s Dolphin Leisure Cen-
will be another ten years at said was the minimum – and considerably less than modern standards. tre in Haywards Heath and will
- Richards said: “To least before we get the same If an inpatient needs the CT scanner, theatres or the Cancer Centre, involve about 100 students per-
utilise some of my chance again.” they have to be taken outside regardless of the weather. forming kata, memorised
xperience as a proj- This stark warning is today sequences of defence and attack
Maintenance costs can run into millions of pounds each year. movements.
r, to support a vol- made by Duncan Selbie, chief
paign and give some- executive of Brighton and Sus- Participants will donate a fee
k is such an sex University Hospitals which REPLACING AND EXPANDING THE SUSSEX CANCER CENTRE and will be sponsored for their
. runs the Royal Sussex County efforts.
to contribute to the Hospital in Brighton, as it pre- The event will include a six-
Eleven radiotherapy machines will be needed by 2018 to keep pace with hour Karate-thon for young-
ce, having experi- pares to submit a planning the increase in population and cancer.
mazing work and the application for a major £420 sters aged ten and over and a
pices provide when million redevelopment of the Otherwise patients will have to travel to other centres or waiting times four-hour Karate-thon for those
was treated for can- site. will increase. The chemotherapy unit is cramped, giving limited privacy aged eight to ten.
The hospital has spent the and dignity. The Karate-thon will be open
ve her such sensitive past two years liaising and to spectators and donations
ain control, at the working with Brighton and can be made via www.
BRINGING THE HURSTWOOD PARK NEUROSCIENCES CENTRE FROM renshinkankarate-england.
as giving my family Hove City Council planners, HAYWARDS HEATH TO BRIGHTON
upport.” councillors, residents, heritage org.uk.
nterested in volun- and conservation groups, envi-
ould call 01273 ronmentalists and its own staff The current home was originally built in 1938 as an acute psychiatric
mail helen.rogers@
hospice.co.uk.
to come up with a suitable pro-
posal.
admissions unit.
There are too few single rooms, no en-suite single rooms and only four
Messy fun
It is a massive undertaking
and will include the demolition
of the hospital's old Barry and
toilets on each ward.
Accessing the MRI scanner involves a long corridor and two lift journeys.
for young
Jubilee buildings, replacing Lifts frequently break down, in which case an ambulance is called to CHILDREN can get messy
and expanding the Sussex Can- take the patient from Hurstwood Park around the site to the MRI with some creative play.
cer Centre and the creation of scanner. Red Jelly classes for
a helipad for the air ambulance 14% of Sussex patients needing neurosurgery have to travel to London children under six will
on top of the Thomas Kemp for their treatment because Hurstwood Park isn’t big enough. take place throughout the
tower block. There are only two operating theatres, which results in a high rate of Easter holidays.
The hospital has redesigned FUTURE: How the redeveloped Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton would look from the sea and from Roedean Road. Clearly visible on top of the 14-storey building is the air ambulance helipad
cancellations for planned operations because of emergency admissions. Themes will include
its overall plans a staggering 27 other hospital trusts around and we are one of the few needs these complementary, ents particular challenges, not ously those are legitimate con- Eggstravaganza and
times to accommodate the the country have expressed
demands made of it – including shock that Brighton has been
changing the height of the given the money and any delay
Timetable places in the country to receive
such funding.
“Such a large investment is
top-class hospital facilities.
“The trust still needs to do
more to address concerns
least where to put a helicopter
landing pad.
“We are in a pre-application
cerns but I feel the hospital has
done as much as it can to allay
those.
CREATION OF A MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE AT THE ROYAL SUSSEX
Spring Time, where
children will have the
chance to decorate large,
building and relocating the site may result in the funding being bound to be a boost to the local regarding the height and the process which is proving “I would also hope that as wall murals and giant,
of the helipad, which will cost lost. Planning application submitted in summer 2011. Major trauma is the leading cause of death in the under 40s, and
economy and will hopefully mass of the proposed build- extremely helpful and the project progresses, the includes traffic accidents, assaults, falls and knife wounds. cardboard structures.
an extra £4 million. It will mean that the city's Planning decision in autumn 2011. create job opportunities for ings. designed to save time later. issues raised will be dealt with
It has also agreed to put in a hospital will be stuck in its cur- It is also a major cause of debilitating long-term injuries – for each Classes will run at Hove
If approved, building work to start in early 2012. local residents. “Time may be pressing but That is continuing. but we need to make progress Methodist Church in
larger underground car park rent run-down state for years "However, residents will this is a huge development and “Our aim is to get a develop- now. trauma death, there are two survivors with serious or permanent
than originally planned, which to come. The first stage of the redevelopment to finish by early 2016. disability. Portland Road this
clearly have concerns about has to be right. ment which maximises bene- “We have the opportunity Monday at 10am,
will mean an extra 350 places The fear now is that unless The second and final stage of redevelopment to finish and various aspects of the pro- “Local people will have to fits to the whole city while min- for a world class hospital in the Having a major trauma centre at Brighton will increase survival rates by
will be added to the existing 491 the process starts moving for- Wednesday at 10.30am,
patients to move in by 2020. posed development and we live with this redevelopment imising costs locally in terms city and we mustn't lose it.” up to 20%. Thursday at 10am, Friday
on the site. But time is now ward quickly, that approval must ensure that these are that has the potential to signif- of its impact and operation. Brighton Kemptown MP
running out. at 10.30am and April 14 at
will be lost and the money will dealt with as part of the plan- icantly change the character “We’re crystal clear on the Simon Kirby, whose con- 10.30am.For details and to
Sources have told The Argus disappear forever. Brighton and Sussex Medical cers and MPs agree the chance OBJECTIONS
ning process.” and social fabric of Kemp importance of the hospital and stituency includes the Royal book visit
that the Government has The hospital wants to get its School as well as develop and of a new hospital is welcome, Labour Kemptown ward Town. want this progressed as fast as Sussex, said: “The most impor-
agreed to approve the funding application into the council www.redjellykids.co.uk.
provide more services which but they are still not 100% sat- councillor Craig Turton agrees “I certainly do not think that possible. Everyone is working tant thing is that we have the The redevelopment is too large for the area and will cause major
of the redevelopment, but this this summer, already six will bring in more jobs to the isfied all concerns have been a new hospital would be a time is a consideration. towards a planning application best possible hospital that we disruption while building work is carried out.
will only happen formally once months later than hoped for, area. met. major boost for the city but “The trust knows that its being submitted at the earliest can.
Golfers back
planning permission is given. Concerns about the number of car parking spaces available – residents
but still needs that final nod “We know there have been Council leader Mary Mears said local concerns had to be planning application can only opportunity.” “I am conscious of a number
It is known that several from planning officers to press still don't feel there are enough and there must be more promotion of
concerns about the scale of the said: “A new expanded hospital taken into consideration. be submitted when it stands a Green Brighton Pavilion MP of issues that concern resi- travel by public transport to the hospital.
African plan
ahead. development and the impact would certainly be a boost for He said: “The hospital's pre- chance of being granted and Caroline Lucas said: “I 100% dents and they need to be
Mr Selbie said: “This is on local residents and we have the city. It would represent Florence Nightingale wards that can only happen if it is support the redevelopment of addressed as much as possible. There are concerns about the impact on traffic on an already busy
the best opportunity we done everything we can to about £400 million of Govern- badly need to be modernised to realistic and has broad sup- the Royal Sussex and it is vital “I am keen for this to happen Eastern Road.
have to become a mod- accommodate those. ment investment over the com- the benefit of patients, visitors port.” that we go forward with the quickly but we have only once The helipad will cause noise and disruption for local residents and there MEMBERS of a golf club are
ern teaching hospital “The Barry and Jubilee ing years. and staff. Council head of planning project as soon as possible. chance at this and we need to are concerns about its impact on the skyline. supporting students who will be
not only for people in buildings are totally unsuit- “In the current economic cli- “The city has established an Martin Randall said: "It’s a “I understand there are still get it right.” Residents say the final design of the frontage onto Eastern Road is a heading to Africa.
Brighton and Hove but able for 21st century care and mate that is highly unusual excellent medical school and complex project which pres- areas of concerns and obvi- siobhan.ryan@theargus.co.uk key issue and must be in keeping with the surrounding character of Slinfold Golf and Country
across Sussex and the they need to go.” Club is helping 82 students and
Kemp Town.
South East as well. Redevelopment project staff from The Weald School in
director Duane Passman says Billingshurst to raise money for
VISION:
“It will enable us to
further develop
and expand
the Royal Sussex has been one
of the most complex and diffi-
All change AIR AMBULANCE the school’s charity, Classrooms
for Kenya.
Duncan our links cult projects he has ever To support the fundraising
akes up Selbie w i t h worked with.
It is a city centre site and
As little as five years ago the Royal Sussex and
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS
financial year, the trust recorded seven cases in
2010/11.
The original plans for the helipad were to place it on top of a new 14
storey building. But the new building could be seen from the nearby
Lewes Crescent heritage area and the hospital was asked to lower it to
Slinfold’s head therapist at its
Retreat Spa, Skye Jaworski, will
image surrounded by residential Trust had a poor reputation. Patients are more likely to survive following attend a fundraising pamper
streets and five conservation It had spiralling debts, a reputation for being treatment for strokes, heart disease and major 11 storeys. evening at the school tonight to
areas. inefficient, long A&E waits, soaring MRSA rates accidents at the Royal Sussex than almost However, for safety reasons, the helipad still had to be the same height, wax the legs of sixth form stu-
R deli is to get a He said: “We are aware of and regularly had a low score on the annual anywhere else in the country. which meant a raised platform would have to be installed. dents Josh Moore and Max
o’s Delicatessen in the impact of the development performance tables. This did not go down well with residents, councillors or planners so Dench, who have been spon-
Road, Hove, is to be It is meeting all its waiting time targets and has
and the disruption that will be But in recent years things have changed. gone from having the slowest A&E department hospital managers are now planning to install the helipad on the top of sored by their families and
Albertoli Deli and caused by the construction the 14 storey Thomas Kemp Tower instead, where it is not so visible. friends.
From being in a position of owing up to in the country to one of the fastest.
work. Classrooms for Kenya was set
ng application has “We are not insensitive to £34 million, the Trust declared itself Mr Selbie said: “There is already a lot to be The hospital expects there to be less than one flight a week on average. up to help fund the rebuilding of
ted to Brighton and that. However we have reached debt free at the end of the last financial proud of at the Royal Sussex and the Princess There will be no hovering or circling – the helicopter will go straight to schools in the Kitale region of
ouncil to change the the point where we have got to year. Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath. the helipad, land, discharge the patient and take off. Kenya, near the Ugandan
outside of the shop. get on with it.” From a peak of 141 MRSA cases in the 2005/6 “We just want to make it even better.” A helicopter will not be based on the site and it will not fly at night. boarder.
n is expected by the Councillors, planning offi- OLD: The Barry building is showing its age This summer will be the
. school’s fourth trip to Kenya.
(The Evening Argus, April 1st 2011)
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