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Revised Plans for £44M Diagnostic Hub at Salisbury District Hospital

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The Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust is pursuing a £44 million Diagnostic and Surgical Hub (DASH) at Salisbury District Hospital. The plan involves expanding the western car park from 114 to 214 spaces, demolishing Buildings 16, 17, and 22, and undergoing revisions to Building 15. A heritage assessment led to the successful revision of the plans, allowing the original main part of Building 15 to be retained.

From salisburyjournal.co.uk

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The development is part of a larger transport plan for the hub. The successful revision of the plans secured heritage approval for the major capital project. This balances the need for modern hospital expansion with the preservation of structures linked to the former US Army hospital.

Salisbury City Council is managing local heritage and cemetery issues.

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