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Booking your maternity care with Royal Surrey

We are here to empower you to have belief in yourself and your body through your pregnancy, birth and early days of parenting your newborn child.

Our ethos is to invest our time in you so that you have a relationship with midwives that you know and trust. We listen, we guide, we equip you to have a calm and secure childbearing experience.

Simply press the button to complete the digital form to start your pregnancy journey with us.

Start your pregnancy journey with Royal Surrey maternity care

Why work for us?

Why be part of our Royal Surrey family?

We offer the experience of working in a friendly Trust bringing together acute hospital and community care. We're investing in developing our colleagues, offering the chance to be involved in research and innovation and enhancing our benefits package.

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Our vision and values

Our story

We have a clear strategy and a plan for how we will get there. We have turned our goals into ‘True North’ objectives – ambitious destinations that act as a compass and guide us on our improvement journey.

Find out more about our goals and objectives here.

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Latest News

Read the latest news, features and stories from all our hospitals

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Piotr graduates as Trust’s first nuclear medicine apprentice

Congratulations to Piotr Balicki, Nuclear Medicine Clinical Technologist, who is the first person to complete a nuclear medicine apprenticeship at Royal Surrey....

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Research trial to help bowel cancer patients hits first stage target

A three-part research trial led by Royal Surrey’s Research, Development and Innovation Team has successfully completed recruitment of 380 bowel cancer patients across 26 hospitals in England for...

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Nerissa shines on Sky Arts show

A member of our Royal Surrey family has enjoyed a moment in the spotlight after appearing on a popular television programme....

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month – Debbie’s story

Breast cancer is the most common cancer worldwide, with around 2.3 million cases each year, and October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an important reminder to check your breasts for lumps o...