Milton Keynes University Hospital officially opens its new entrance

The new entrance at Milton Keynes University Hospital was officially opened yesterday (Thursday).
By The Newsroom
Published 14th Jul 2017, 12:12 BST
Updated 12th Sep 2017, 11:55 BST
MPs Mark Lancaster and Iain Stewart join MKUH chief executive Joe Harrison and Milton Keynes Mayor David Hopkins at the launch Pic: Sammy JonesMPs Mark Lancaster and Iain Stewart join MKUH chief executive Joe Harrison and Milton Keynes Mayor David Hopkins at the launch Pic: Sammy Jones
MPs Mark Lancaster and Iain Stewart join MKUH chief executive Joe Harrison and Milton Keynes Mayor David Hopkins at the launch Pic: Sammy Jones

Milton Keynes MPs Mark Lancaster and Iain Stewart attended the eagerly awaited opening - the latest development in a £60m investment at the hospital happening over the following three years.

Further improvements will include the medical teaching facility for trainee doctors and clinical staff, an additional multi-storey car park and a bespoke cancer centre.

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“I am delighted to see the new main entrance at Milton Keynes University Hospital has now opened,” Mark said.

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“Continued investment will also result in an upgraded A&E, which will have a marked effect on the level of care the staff will be able to provide for local residents.

“Evidence enough is we’re already attracting a number of highly qualified clinicians to MK.”

Iain added: “This is just the first part of a significant investment programme going into our hospital. Mark and I have worked hard to make sure the hospital has a bright future and I am confident we will see continued expansion over the coming years.”