NHS trusts providing cancer services for East of England. Each shows the three national cancer waiting-time standards for the whole trust, with its CQC rating.
13 trusts
Cancer waiting-time figures are published for each NHS trust as a whole, not for a single hospital. The percentages shown are for the trust that runs each service. Cancer referral is made by your GP; you cannot self-refer. Small patient numbers move these percentages sharply from one month to the next.
Patient recommendation, the safety flag and cancer waiting times are published per NHS trust, not per hospital. A mortality review is an NHS trigger for investigation, not proof of poor care. Cancer percentages move sharply on small patient numbers.
83% treated within 62 days77% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
82% treated within 62 days85% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
79% treated within 62 days81% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
73% treated within 62 days87% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingGoodTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
72% treated within 62 days76% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingGoodTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
69% treated within 62 days80% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingGoodTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
69% treated within 62 days84% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
69% treated within 62 days84% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
66% treated within 62 days74% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
63% treated within 62 days80% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
56% treated within 62 days70% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementDeaths after care more than expected, the NHS is looking into whyTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
54% treated within 62 days63% diagnosed within 28 daysCQC ratingRequires improvementTypes treatedBreastLungBowelProstateSkinGynaecologicalHead and neckLymphomaOesophagus and stomachLiver and bile ductOther urologicalOther blood
NHS England Cancer Waiting Times and Care Quality Commission, Open Government Licence v3.0. Data retrieved 2026-08-30.
Data shown with the date it was retrieved. Waiting times are NHS statistics for the
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