Care home bosses say the new building will improve lives for residents and staff.
Owners of Bicton Heath House care home wants to replace a wing
“The existing building is no longer fit for purpose and the new building will provide a built-for-purpose efficient, sustainable and attractive development that aims to improve the lives of its residents, staff and all other users,” the statement says. The permission given is for the erection of a new air ambulance headquarters and airbase, including a helicopter hangar, offices, staff and visitor accommodation, training spaces, offices and ancillary floorspace, a new final approach and take off area , a new access road from Neachley Lane and car parking, gardens and outdoor activity spaces.
Further applications include: Change of use of ground floor retail unit to a two bedroom apartment, 35 - 37 Castle Foregate Shrewsbury.
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