Norton Lea development

We want to improve privacy and dignity standards for people who use our services, so we’d like to create a sustainable 19-bed mixed gender mental health inpatient facility for working age adults at Norton Lea on London Road in Boston.
This project is part of a multi-million pound investment to remove the outdated dormitory style accommodation, which we currently have at Pilgrim Hospital.
We hope by replacing Ward 12 onto the 5 acre site at Norton Lea, we will also be able to co-locate other mental health support services, including the crisis team, making it a real support hub for the people of Boston and the East Coast.
We’ve co-designed the building with our Experts by Experience, healthcare professionals and construction experts, so we’re confident we will create a therapeutic space for those who receive care from us. 
The new proposed site will provide free parking and situated on a main bus route.
The former learning disabilities and community mental health facility at Norton Lea has now been derelict over 12 years.

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1. Do you support the mental health adult acute ward moving locations within Boston?

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2. What do you think to Norton Lea on London Road as a location for a mental health acute ward in Boston?

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3. Do you think patients, carers and families accessing Norton Lea on London Road have enough access to other amenities?

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4. Do you think the new acute ward will be more accessible for transport links?

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5. Is there anything else we need to consider when developing the plans?

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