We provide a range of clinical and medical oncology treatments at both Ashford and St Peter's hospital sites, including chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
- Clinical and medical oncology
- Chemotherapy (some services at ASPH, some at Royal Surrey County Hospital)
- Radiotherapy (at Royal Surrey County Hospital)
You can find out more about our clinical team.
Single Point of Contact
We have a Single Point of Contact phone number for new patients to call if they have any questions about their condition or treatment which will direct your call to the relevant member of the cancer service team: 01932 726856.
Macmillan Cancer Support Centre
Macmillan Cancer Support is investing £1.9 million into a new cancer support centre that will be located on the Ashford Hospital site. The centre will offer free advice and support to local cancer patients and their families at every step of their cancer journey.
Read more about the centre.
Cancer Support Centre Volunteer Roles
The Macmillan Cancer Support Centre at Ashford Hospital, Surrey, is an inclusive, welcoming environment that promotes wellbeing for patients living with and beyond cancer. It also serves as a supportive, non-clinical space for families, loved ones, carers and healthcare professionals involved in cancer care.
Volunteers are crucial to what we do and support every aspect of the Macmillan Cancer Support Centre. We rely on the variety and diversity that volunteers bring to our service and recognise the important contribution that volunteers make. We are committed to providing a supportive environment and provide any training relevant to the role you undertake.
We are looking for friendly individuals with good communication skills who can generously donate their time and experience to help people as they manage the impact of cancer on their lives. You will be a much-valued part of our team and gain satisfaction knowing you are making a difference.
We are also looking for friendly complementary therapists who are willing to gift their skills and volunteer their time to the centre. Using your professional skills, you will be part of this exciting opportunity from the very beginning.
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Find out more about the Macmillan Centre General Volunteer or scan the QR code |
Find out more about the Macmillan Centre Volunteer Complimentary Therapist or scan the QR Code |
Personalised Cancer Care
Find out how Personalised Care allows you to take an active role in the way your care is planned and delivered, putting you in control with help from your specialist cancer team.
You can find our more on our Personalised Cancer Care page.
World Cancer Day 2025
World Cancer Day is marked every year on 4 February to raise awareness about cancer, encourage its prevention, and mobilise action to address the global cancer epidemic. The theme is ‘United by unique’ which places people at the centre of care and their stories at the heart of the conversation.
At ASPH we are celebrating our cancer team colleagues who provide care and support to our cancer patients and their families, and we are taking this opportunity to share some of our positive patient stories and comments.
