Dozens of doctors and nurses are set to move into brand-new accommodation in the heart of Scunthorpe town centre. The scheme is part of the enterprise and innovation hub , also known as Project Anchor, at the former Scunthorpe Market site , largely funded by the government's Future High Streets Fund. As well as offices, a café and bar, the project includes 46-unit accommodation on its eastern wing.
The last brick for this was laid in the autumn and it is now ready to be moved into by NHS doctors and nurses. It has been named Elizabeth Row, in tribute to the late monarch. Read More: Planned homes linked to restoration of listed North Lincolnshire building allowed on appeal Plans for a medical practice and supermarket splitting views in North Lincolnshire town Towns Fund Board members Cllr Rob Waltham and Scunthorpe MP, Holly Mumby-Croft, were the first on site to see the accommodation.
"I’m delighted that we have been able to deliver these impressive facilities that will be a huge benefit to the doctors and nurses that keep us safe and well at Scunthorpe Hospital," said Cllr Waltham, North Lincolnshire Council leader. Ms Mumby-Croft said: "The government is backing our ambitious regeneration plans for Scunthorpe with millions of pounds of investment – Elizabeth Row is just the latest bricks and mortar example that will be a huge boost to key workers and businesses. "It’s absolutely right that those doctors and nurses who work tirelessly to keep local people well have a.
