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Go-ahead set for care home on former engineering site
The proposed development of a care home on the site of a former engineering facility in Beeston is set to be backed by the council.Tanglewood Care Services Ltd is aiming to build a 66-bed residential care facility at Ellis Grove.The site previously comprised of the former Myfords Engineering site which was demolished in 2017.The three-storey building provides single-room accommodation, with en-suite facilities.Additional facilities include a reception space, a visitor room, a bespoke health and wellbeing spa equipped with light exercise, occupational health and physiotherapy equipment, a quiet room, a dining room. lounge and a bar.26 car parking spaces are provided, including two electrical charging spaces with the future capacity to increase to 10, and three accessible parking spaces.An ambulance/delivery drop off area is located directly adjacent to the main entrance.The application will be reviewed by the council’s planning committee on 7 July.
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