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and support and I would like to thank everyone who has been involved with and supportive of the project so far,” said Therese.
contract with McAvoy, one of the UK and manufacture of modular buildings, who the site to begin phase two.
creating sections of a building (known as modules) in a factory-controlled environment, which are then transported to site and assembled. Using this approach means the
buildings are constructed offsite which reduces disruption to both our services and neighbouring residents when compared with traditional build methods.
the groundbreaking of this important redevelopment and to be helping deliver modern mental health facilities for
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust has reached a major milestone in broken ground on phase two of the programme. In January 2026, the Trust received Health and Social Care to proceed with The redevelopment follows a phased
approach of planning, building and refurbishing over three years and all hospital services will continue throughout. Phase one of the programme focused on enabling works to prepare the site for work to begin. This included the creation of a new staff car park and woodland wellbeing walkway for visitors to the site, temporary relocation of the main entrance and demolition of the former The redevelopment team has now
of the redevelopment. This next stage will deliver a new two-storey, two- ward block featuring 100% en-suite
facilities, alongside the refurbishment of communal areas within the central building. Therese Patten, Chief Executive
of Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust, said: “This is a really exciting milestone for the Trust and our ambitious plans to deliver a facility that better supports the recovery and wellbeing of our people who use our services. “The upgraded facilities will of our patients and will help them to return to their communities as soon as they are able. “The modernised spaces will also
create a better working environment for our colleagues, supporting the place to work.” To commemorate breaking ground on the second phase, a small celebration hospital with those who have been connected to the project over the years. “Breaking ground on phase two of the redevelopment is the culmination of years of planning, commitment
healthcare accommodation, while maintaining high standards of quality and minimising disruption on site. the Trust to help create an environment that supports patients, staff and the long-term future of the estate.” Phase two of the programme is
expected to be completed by autumn 2027, when phase three will commence. The overall redevelopment is currently scheduled for completion in early 2029.
a major step forward for mental health services in Bradford, supported by £65m of government investment. “High-quality, modern facilities are essential to supporting recovery, and this new development will provide patients with a safe environment alongside improved spaces for the staff who care for them.
commitment to strengthening mental health services and ensuring they are “There is more to do, but projects like
being made for patients, staff and local communities.” For the latest updates on the
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