Public Consultations Seek Future of Old Hospitals in Grantham, Warwickshire, Letterkenny

Pawtucket Mayor Donald Greiben is exploring the possibility of reopening the old Memorial Hospital as a homeless shelter, with plans for Open Doors to relocate its temporary shelter from a Warwick motel to the hospital site. Currently, 120 individuals are sheltered at the motel as discussions continue between the state and property owners regarding logistics. Meanwhile, the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust is conducting a public consultation on the future of the original Grantham hospital building, considering options for restoration, redevelopment, or demolition. The consultation, which runs until March 31, aims to gather community feedback on the building's potential uses, emphasizing its historical significance to residents. Community input is similarly sought for the future of Ellen Badger Hospital's rehabilitation beds, with local campaigners advocating for their retention in response to previous uproar over bed relocations. These initiatives reflect broader efforts to engage communities in decisions about local healthcare facilities and their futures.