THIS April the Cancer Centre at the Churchill Hospital will celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Since its opening in 2009 the centre has become a world-leader in cancer care, providing patients with the most advanced treatment and state-of-the-art facilities.
As the hospital prepares to mark the milestone we want to hear your stories about the cancer centre.
Whether you’re a patient, family member or staff, past or present, we’d like you to tell us what the cancer centre means to you.
The recent threat to remove vital cancer scans from the Churchill after NHS England chose instead to award a contract to private provider InHealth sparked outrage from patients, showing just how important the service provided at the centre has become not just in Oxford, but across the region.
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That decision has now been put on hold while a Government review takes place.
Let us know your stories in the comments below or email our health reporter christopher.ord@newsquest.co.uk
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