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Doctor’s Surgery
I could not agree more with the observation regarding the closure of the practice to new patients albeit a temporary closure. I have never understood why developers are given planning approval when the surgery is already under so much pressure. Any further applications must include the provision of a new surgery building to be built prior to the application to develop more houses or bungalows is underway. This could and should have been written into previous development contracts.
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