Unit to form the City of London Maternity Unit. The Great Northern Building, containing modern wards and education facilities, was completed in 1992. In 1998, the Archway Wing was sold to University College London and Middlesex University allowing them to form the Archway campus and, in 2004, the Highgate Wing was chosen by Camden and Islington Community NHS Trust as the site for Highgate Mental Health Centre. With all clinical activities consolidated on the central St Mary's Wing site, a new clinical block and main entrance on Magdala Avenue were procured under the private finance initiative contract. The works, which were undertaken by Jarvis Construction at a cost of £30 million, were completed in 2006. Performance Following an inspection in December 2015 of the Trust and its services, Whittington Health was rated as Good by the Care Quality Commission in July 2016 – with caring rated as Outstanding. The Trust has a current deficit of £5.9m for the year ending 2016/17 – £200k worse than its planned position. Legacy A statue commissioned by the Nubian Jak Community Trust, in collaboration with the Whittington Health NHS Trust and Haringey Council, to honour the contributions of Windrush and Commonwealth NHS nurses and midwives, was unveiled outside the hospital in September 2021, in association with the launch of an anthology compiled by Jak Beula, entitled Nursing a Nation. See also Royal Northern Hospital Healthcare in London List of hospitals in England References External links 1473 establishments in England 1848 establishments in England NHS hospitals in London Hospital buildings completed in 1848 Health in the London Borough of Islington Hospitals established in 1848 Poor law infirmaries Grade II listed buildings in the London Borough of Islington