The signs for the Velindre @ Nevill Hall Radiotherapy Unit have been installed to help our patients and staff find their way around the site.
At just four months old, on Christmas Eve 2000, Tom Pugh, from Bridgend, was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia, a rare and aggressive form of blood cancer. Due to fears his condition would worsen, the doctors took urgent action and started an aggressive course of chemotherapy on Christmas Day at Llandough Hospital.
We are proud to present the exclusive drone footage and inside tour of the new Velindre @ Nevill Hall Radiotherapy Unit ahead of its opening.
Barry resident Gwen Buchan has become the first person in Wales to receive a new breast cancer treatment that began its life as an idea and then clinical trials at Velindre Cancer Service 10 years ago.
If you have your bloods taken at Velindre Cancer Centre as part of your chemotherapy treatment, there will be a small change to when this happens which will affect some patients.
The Velindre Radiotherapy Physics team have completed the commissioning of the specialist radiotherapy CT simulator and Hypersight Cone Beam CT (CBCT) systems at the brand new Velindre @ Nevill Hall Radiotherapy Unit.