City GP surgery plans two new consulting rooms
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 07:02 · Archive
Cringleford Surgery has submitted plans for a single-storey extension with two new consulting rooms.
Cringleford Surgery on Cantley Lane has submitted plans to South Norfolk Council for expansion. The proposals include a single-storey side extension to house two new consulting rooms, intended to increase the practice's capacity.
The surgery is part of Humbleyard Practice, which also covers Hethersett Surgery and Mulbarton Surgery. These practices were selected as beneficiaries of the government's £102 million Primary Care Utilisation and Modernisation Fund for 2025-2026. The funding is aimed at modernising more than 1,000 GP surgeries across the country to expand capacity and improve patient care.
The extension will not add to the site's parking provision, which currently offers 35 spaces. Four local surgeries were chosen for the government funding: Cringleford Surgery, Lawson Road Surgery, Woodcock Road Surgery and Prospect Medical Practice.
How it is being reported
- City GP practice could be expanding under new proposalsPlans have been revealed to build two more consulting rooms at Cringleford Surgery on Cantley Lane in Cringleford.Norwich Evening News · 20 Oct, 06:00
- City GP practice could be expanding under new proposalsPlans have been revealed to build two more consulting rooms at Cringleford Surgery on Cantley Lane in Cringleford.Eastern Daily Press · 20 Oct, 06:00
In this story: Cringleford Surgery · South Norfolk Council · Humbleyard Practice · Hethersett Surgery · Mulbarton Surgery · Cantley Lane
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