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Site rejected for Brighouse's new health centre



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Published Date: 21 November 2008
BOSSES have suffered another setback in their quest to provide a new health centre in Brighouse.
Earlier this year there was a public outcry over plans to close Rastrick Health Centre and incorporate it into a new development. The idea was eventually dropped after a campaign by residents.

Now, the proposed site for the new health centre at Birds Royd Lane has been ditched after a review.

The NHS Calderdale Board will consider alternative options later this month with the Wellholme Park area on Bradford Road a possibility.

This is also the site for the town's proposed new swimming pool.

It will be next year before a site is bought and a planning application submitted.

The new centre will provide an extended range of services for health and social care.

Colin Stout said serious consideration should be given to demolishing the Lawson Road building which is currently occupied by health and council staff.

Another option might be the old swimming pool site in Mill Royd Street, said Coun Stout (Ind, Brighouse).

"We need to locate a site and get the new health centre developed as soon as possible," he said.

This week Calderdale Council asked for ideas for Brighouse Town Hall with the warning it would be sold off if no suitable use could be found. But it is unlikely the old building could be adapted to meet the needs of a modern health centre.

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  • Last Updated: 21 November 2008 8:12 AM
  • Source: Evening Courier
  • Location: Halifax
 
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Missbehave (Princess Fiona),

21/11/2008 10:00:28
they have missed the boat, and they know it, expenditure cuts are on the horizon, as they well know.

Rastrick residents have well and truly screwed this up with their protests.

now its yesterdays news.
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BettyBoop,

21/11/2008 10:29:22
Wasnt Colin Stout fighting to keep the council offices at Lawson Road a couple of years back? Now he is saying that they should be demolished.
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