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Cardinal Medical Practice expansion into former Inkerman pub approved
Ipswich Borough Council has approved plans for Cardinal Medical Practice to convert the derelict Inkerman pub into a GP, after a £7.75m "super surgery" was scrapped last year.News
MP says Cardinal Medical Practice expansion plans 'progressing'
Central Suffolk & North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer has told constituents that plans for the new Cardinal Medical Practice on Norwich Road are moving forward, with negotiations currently in a "commercially sensitive" stage.News
Inkerman pub revealed as potential new Cardinal Medical Practice surgery
Cardinal Medical Practice is hoping to take over the Inkerman pub on Norwich Road to create a new administrative centre with additional consulting rooms.News
Health minister dodges meeting request on north Ipswich GP expansion plans
Health minister Stephen Kinnock has sidestepped a request to meet with Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer about expediting plans to expand primary care services in north Ipswich and surrounding villages.News
Plans for new Cardinal Medical Practice 'super surgery' are scrapped in major blow for 30,000 patients
Health bosses and council officials are going back to the drawing board after plans for a new £7.5m Cardinal Medical Practice 'super surgery' in northwest Ipswich were scrapped due to "rising costs".News
Patrick Spencer, MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, issues statement on Cardinal Medical Practice
Following our investigation into Cardinal Medical Practice, Patrick Spencer, MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, has followed Jack Abbott by calling for urgent action as the practice continues to struggle three years after its formation.News
Cardinal Medical Practice: Three years on, have over 30,000 Ipswich patients been let down?
Three years after its controversial formation and more than two years after a Care Quality Commission inspection found the practice "requires improvement," our investigation reveals persistent issues and a practice that still appears to be struggling to meet patient needs.Load more content





