[5] It was one of a small number of accident and emergency departments to benefit from Pearson Lloyd's redesign – 'A Better A&E' – which reduced aggression against hospital staff by 50 per cent.

Screens were installed providing live information about how many cases were being handled and the current status of the accident and emergency department.

[7] Brett King claimed this was in order to avoid the proposed treatment of chemotherapy and photon beam radiation therapy which he feared would result in brain damage to Ashya.

The family were eventually located in Spain, where the parents were arrested and child put in a high dependency ward in a hospital in Málaga.

[16] In March 2015 the King family announced that the treatment appeared to have been successful and Ashya's most recent scan showed no sign of the tumour.

In November 2014 the Trust announced that they would not be renewing its lease due to expire in 2016 – because it no longer fits with the "healthcare environment" it is trying to create in its main reception area.

[18] Hampshire GP Dr Hilary Jones approved and said that in the grip of an obesity problem in the UK, hospitals should be setting a good example to patients.

"[20] The fast food outlet was replaced by a Marks & Spencer shop and cafe and a Subway franchise as part of a £2.5m redevelopment which began in mid-2015.

[25] Broadcast in 2024, the sixth series of BBC Two's Surgeons: At the Edge of Life was filmed at the hospital, highlighting some of the diverse range of surgeries that take place there.