Consultation to take place over possible new pharmacy jobs
Tuesday 22nd September 2009
If plans currently under consultation are given the green light, new pharmacy jobs may be created in Middlewich.
According to reports in local paper the Middlewich Guardian, health managers are seeking the views of residents concerning the construction of a new medical centre in the town.
As well as a pharmacy, the facility would house a children's centre, dental practice, primary care trust clinic and the Acorns Surgery.
The centre would take up around 3,860 square metres and would be based off St Ann's Walk.
A spokesman for the project commented: "We wish to talk to the people of Middlewich about their ideas for healthcare within the town and give them the opportunity to look at the plans and have their say on what they would like to see included in it."
Independent property developers Oakapple Primary Care Developments, which was established in 1994, is one of the organisations involved in the plans.
Written by Angela Newbury
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