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Business case approved for £8m Aberdeen health facility
Plans for a new health centre to replace three ageing Aberdeen GP practices have been backed by NHS Grampian.A business case for the £8.1 million project to build a new health centre in Northfield was given outline approval at a Board meeting.Clinics at Denburn, Northfield and Mastrick will be replaced by a facility in the Greenferns area under the plans.The proposals will now be considered by the Scottish Government and a final decision is expected in May.Approval was also given to purchase the land required to build the site from Aberdeen City Council for £650,000.It is hoped work on the new facility would begin in early 2020, with an expected completion date of spring 2021.
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