UK investment firm Aviva Capital Partners is supporting a major new life sciences expansion in south London, which aims to transform Sutton’s London Cancer Hub into one of the world’s leading centers for oncology research and treatment.
The proposal outlines plans for around one million square feet of advanced lab and research space to be developed next to The Institute of Cancer Research and The Royal Marsden’s Sutton campus. The £1 billion ($1.25 billion) investment aims to house life sciences giants, biotech start-ups, and academic partners under one roof to accelerate cancer innovation.
Expected to be reviewed by the local council in 2025, the plan follows consultation with the community and will feature a ‘Learning Lab’ to inspire young people to pursue science and technology careers.
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