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Go-ahead Secured for West Midlands Ambulance Service Hub
Stoford Developments has secured the go-ahead for a multimillion-pound service hub for West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS).The 76,000 sq ft hub in Oldbury, which will open in time for the Birmingham Commonwealth Games in 2022, will be used as a staging point for the trust’s preparations for the event.Once fully open it will house approximately 350 operational ambulance staff working shifts and replaces a smaller facility in West Bromwich. Additionally, it will include a facility for the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART), as well as fleet maintenance and vehicle preparation areas, the Trust’s Education and Training Academy and central stores.Stoford Developments was appointed by WMAS to complete the scheme following a competitive tender, with the developer putting forward proposals to build on former quarry and which had been earmarked originally for industrial units.
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