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Plans for new Lowestoft care home

Published: 1:35 AM August 4, 2009    Updated: 8:26 PM October 10, 2020

A NURSING and care home could be built on the edge of Lowestoft if new plans are given the go-ahead.Proposals to build a 56-room nursing home near the Travelodge off Leisure Way have been submitted to Waveney District Council after plans for an 80-bedroom scheme were withdrawn in the spring.

A NURSING and care home could be built on the edge of Lowestoft if new plans are given the go-ahead.

Proposals to build a 56-room nursing home near the Travelodge off Leisure Way have been submitted to Waveney District Council after plans for an 80-bedroom scheme were withdrawn in the spring.

The site would also house staff accommodation, parking and amenity areas.

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