buildings are: The pathology block (labelled D) which also contains the genitourinary medicine clinic The Women's Health Block (labelled E) (which contains the maternity and gynaecology wards, gynaecology clinics and delivery suite) Ferguson House (labelled F) (contains some outpatient clinics, administration departments and undergraduate teaching suite) Queen Mary's Hospital for Children (labelled J) The renal block (labelled K) Transport links London Buses routes 151, 157, S1 and S4 stop outside the hospital. The nearest London Underground station is Morden Underground station, from which there are frequent buses to the hospital via Rose Hill (about 5 minutes walk from the hospital). The nearest National Rail station is St Helier station which is slightly less than one mile from the hospital (about a 15-minute walk), although this is infrequently served (only 1 train every 30 minutes off-peak). Notable births Elliot Colburn – MP for Carshalton and Wallington. John Major – Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1990–1997. See also List of hospitals in England List of NHS References Further reading Peacock, D. Two O'Clock at the Gate: A Nurses Training During the Fifties. Victoria, BC: Trafford, 2008. . External links St Helier Hospital site map NHS hospitals in London Hospitals established in 1938 Buildings and structures in the London Borough of Sutton