Hudgell Solicitors

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Neil Hudgell Solicitors is an award winning legal services provider with offices in Hull, Leeds and Central London.

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  1. London NHS Trusts plan merger: The North Mid and Royal Free London aim for Autumn deadline North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust and the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust have been clinical partners since 2017 and are now exploring becoming one organisation
  2. New North Bristol CDC will “initially consist of mobile units,” Trust says The North Bristol Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) will be offering tests from April and will consist of mobile units, before transferring into a permanent building once works...
  3. Monkwearmouth Hospital project: work completes after 18 months The Sir Robert McAlpine and Argon Property Development Solutions joint venture has completed work on a new building, Wearmouth View, at Monkwearmouth Hospital in Sunderland
  4. £19.1m project win: Morgan Sindall confirmed for Milton Keynes University Hospital Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed to develop Milton Keynes University Hospital’s new £19.1m ward expansion
  5. St Margaret’s Hospital submits application for Community Diagnostic Centre The hospital which sits within Epping Forest District Council has reached a significant milestone in submitting planning application

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