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The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: cancer waiting times

NHS England’s cancer waiting times for The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (provider code RAS), August 2026 (provisional). Figures are provider-based, as NHS England publishes them.

Faster Diagnosis Standard81.9%1,065 of 1,300 patients were within the standard; 235 were not.England: 78.6%NHS England’s standard: 80%
31-day combined standard93.9%92 of 98 patients were within the standard; 6 were not.England: 92.1%NHS England’s standard: 96%
62-day combined standard75.5%75.5 of 100 patients were within the standard; 24.5 were not.England: 71.9%NHS England’s standard: 85%

August 2026 is provisional. NHS England says: “Monthly data are released as provisional data and subsequently finalised in line with the NHS England revisions policy.” These figures can therefore change when NHS England revises them, and Docorix updates them when it does. Source: NHS England, Cancer Waiting Times, August 2026 (provisional), “Monthly Combined CSV”, released 8 October 2026. Imported by Docorix on 31 October 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Information from NHS England. Source pages last checked 31 October 2026.

By cancer type

As NHS England publishes them; “–” means fewer than 20 patients. Cancer types are grouped more coarsely from October 2023 than before, and the Faster Diagnosis Standard uses its own “suspected cancer” groups. “(a)” after a name is NHS England’s own footnote marker in the file.

Faster Diagnosis Standard by suspected cancer type

Suspected cancer typePatientsWithin the standardEngland
Exhibited (non-cancer) breast symptoms - cancer not initially suspected4895.8%89.8%
Missing or Invalid4–79.7%
Suspected brain/central nervous system tumours3–88.3%
Suspected breast cancer15691.0%87.9%
Suspected children's cancer2391.3%89.3%
Suspected gynaecological cancer13871.7%68.7%
Suspected haematological malignancies (excluding acute leukaemia)5–62.1%
Suspected head & neck cancer14082.1%76.1%
Suspected lower gastrointestinal cancer17971.5%68.0%
Suspected lung cancer19–77.7%
Suspected skin cancer34285.7%85.8%
Suspected testicular cancer1–85.3%
Suspected upper gastrointestinal cancer13784.7%78.0%
Suspected urological malignancies (excluding testicular)10576.2%67.7%

31-day combined standard by cancer type

Cancer typePatientsWithin the standardEngland
Breast13–91.3%
Gynaecological5–92.3%
Haematological - Lymphoma4–98.3%
Haematological - Other (a)9–99.2%
Lower Gastrointestinal8–93.5%
Skin2792.6%87.3%
Upper Gastrointestinal - Hepatobiliary4–96.2%
Urological - Other (a)16–87.4%
Urological - Prostate12–92.2%

62-day combined standard by cancer type

Cancer typePatientsWithin the standardEngland
Breast13.5–70.5%
Gynaecological5.5–61.2%
Haematological - Lymphoma3–67.9%
Haematological - Other (a)9–90.3%
Head & Neck1.5–60.3%
Lower Gastrointestinal9–62.4%
Lung1.5–62.0%
Other (a)1–81.3%
Skin2692.3%87.0%
Upper Gastrointestinal - Hepatobiliary4.5–79.1%
Upper Gastrointestinal - Oesophagus & Stomach1–70.1%
Urological - Other (a)14.5–60.9%
Urological - Prostate10–71.0%

Waiting times for hospital treatment at this provider All providers

What each standard measures

  • Faster Diagnosis Standard: “78.6% of people were told if they had cancer, or if cancer was definitively excluded within four weeks (28-days) of an urgent referral” (England, August 2026). NHS England’s operational standard is 80%.
  • 31-day combined standard: “92.1% of people treated began first or subsequent treatment of cancer within 31 days of receiving a decision to treat/earliest clinically appropriate date” (England, August 2026). NHS England’s operational standard is 96%.
  • 62-day combined standard: “71.9% of people treated began first definitive treatment of cancer within 62 days of an urgent suspected cancer referral, breast symptomatic referral, urgent screening referral or a consultant upgrade” (England, August 2026). NHS England’s operational standard is 85%.

Wording from NHS England’s Cancer Waiting Times statistical release (PDF), August 2026.

How to read these figures

August 2026 is provisional. NHS England says: “Monthly data are released as provisional data and subsequently finalised in line with the NHS England revisions policy.” These figures can therefore change when NHS England revises them, and Docorix updates them when it does.

“Within the standard” counts patients who met it. Providers differ in size and in the cancers they treat, so Docorix lists them A to Z and does not rank them. Counts in NHS England’s file can include halves. NHS England’s release lists any provider that did not submit, or submitted only part of its data, in an annex; check it before drawing conclusions about a single provider (monthly statistics page).

Cancer types for the 31-day and 62-day standards are grouped more coarsely from October 2023 than before, and the Faster Diagnosis Standard uses its own “suspected cancer” groups, so the type tables on provider pages are not directly comparable with figures from before October 2023.

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