Hospital life: a contrast in Cambridge

Dr John Addenbrooke, born 300 years ago, left 4,500 pounds in his will to found a hospital for the poor in Cambridge. Today, Addenbrooke's Hospital occupies two sites which could not be more of a contrast--a fine old building dating from 1766 and a huge new hospital which is a monument to 1960s design. On her visit, Alison Hyde found out about the current problems and possible future developments at 'old' and 'new' Addenbrooke's.