Work starts on £15 million development at Airedale Hospital | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
WORK has started on a major new £15 million scheme which will transform critical care facilities and provide extra ward space at Airedale Hospital.
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WORK has started on a major new £15 million scheme which will transform critical care facilities and provide extra ward space at Airedale Hospital.
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