Moorfields Wayfinding Consultation
Moorfields Eye Hospital is embarking on an exciting journey as it prepares to relocate from its historic City Road site to a state-of-the-art facility near St Pancras Station in 2027. This move not only aims to enhance patient care but also positions Moorfields within London’s vibrant Knowledge Quarter, surrounded by leading research institutions. Camden Council is inviting you to participate in a consultation to shape wayfinding measures that will help patients navigate to the new centre. Share your thoughts on the proposed green line marking the last half mile from St Pancras International Station. Your feedback is invaluable!
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Experience the FIFA World Cup 2026
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