Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) is working with property company Bruntwood on the redevelopment proposals for the Wythenshawe Hospital site, which seeks to transform the site and create a campus with excellent healthcare facilities in an environment that is welcoming to everyone.
The projects will provide a focal point for their local community, with connected health and social care facilities, high quality new homes and green travel options, plus access to education and training opportunities alongside more inviting public open spaces.
The transformational development will bring positive change for the communities, creating new jobs, promoting healthy lifestyles, developing skills and contributing to a zero-carbon environment for the benefit of local neighbourhoods and the wider city.
The proposal is contained within a draft ‘Strategic Regeneration Framework’ (SRF) document and have received initial endorsement by Manchester City Council’s Executive and the next step is to consult local people to help shape the final SRF plans.
The public consultations is open to all stakeholders, including:
- Hospital staff, patients and visitors
- Local residents, businesses and organisations
- Elected and community representatives, the wider public
- The voluntary, community and social enterprise sector
To have your say click here by Friday 29 January 2021.
Virtual information events will be held on 14 December and 14 January.