Go ahead for radiotherapy centre

WORK is set to start on a £25 million radiotherapy centre in Colchester.
Colchester Council has given planning permission for the new centre which is the biggest development at Colchester General Hospital since it opened 28 years ago.
Work on the state-of-the-art radiotherapy centre will begin this month and is scheduled to be completed before the end of next year.
The first patients will be treated in early 2014.
The new development will replace the current radiotherapy centre at Essex County Hospital, which has three ageing linear accelerators – linacs - the machines used to give radiotherapy to cancer patients.
The new centre, which will be located between the main hospital building and Gainsborough Wing, will be built with five bunkers.

Comments(3)

wellnow says...
4:47pm Fri 10 Aug 12

25mil to build and equip a state of the art
radiotherapy center quite an under estimate i would think.

jacklumber1 says...
10:09am Sat 11 Aug 12

better value than the VAF will ever be!

jacklumber1 says...
9:41am Sun 12 Aug 12

Good news indeed but I would have preferred two life saving treament centres and not money wasted on an ugly bling bike shed and the loss of our central bus station!

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