24 Hours in A&E moves to Nottingham hospital

In its 10th anniversary year, the UK's biggest medical series – 24 Hours in A&E – is moving hospitals.  From autumn 2021, the Garden Productions series will be filmed at Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham – one of the busiest Major Trauma Centre in the country. Production of the series will move from The Garden's London office to its Garden Yorkshire office in Leeds, opening up opportunities to work on the series to freelance talent across the Midlands and the North of England.

 24 Hours in A&E was first broadcast in 2011 and has now transmitted over 250 episodes in 24 series.  It began life at King's College Hospital in London before moving to St George's Hospital – also in South London – in 2014.  For the last two years, the series has been cutting more of its episodes in the North of England with local talent.  The change of hospital is the final step in this gradual move out of London, but Channel 4 and The Garden will continue to work closely with St George's and Kings on major new medical series Emergency 2021, shooting this summer across the London Trauma Network.