Springhead Medical Centre Patient Participation Group (PPG) NHS

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Who are we?
Springhead Medical Centre, now part of Modality Partnership, has operated from its location on Willerby
Road since 1948. It has spread from its original location at 376 Willerby Road into 374 Willerby Road and now
to 797 / 799 Hotham Road South.
The clinical team includes six GPs, two clinical practitioners, four practice nurses and four health care
assistants. Supporting our clinical staff is a team of admin staff, receptionists, secretaries and a practice
manager. We also train GP registrars, Physician associates, nursing and medical students.
The practice delivers a range of general practice services designed to help if you are unwell and help you
live a healthier life. The practice is also commissioned to deliver other services such as long acting reversible
contraception, minor surgery and vaccinations
The current building also hosts outpatient gynaecology, carers support and citizens advice. Springhead
Medical Centre serves all of West Hull as far east as Chanterlands Avenue/Bricknell Avenue and south of
Cottingham Road and approximately 60% of the patient list lives within the city boundary.
Hull Trinity House Charity is a local charity that owns the land that was formerly school playing fields based
off Calvert Lane.
Springhead Medical Centre Patient Participation Group (PPG)
The PPG works with the practice to provide a patients’ perspective on the services provided at Springhead Medical
Centre. The group monitors service delivery on behalf of patients and provides feedback to the practice.
The group also acts as a critical friend and examines changes to bring about improvements to service delivery.
NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
NHS Hull CCG has responsibility for the commissioning of health services to meet the reasonable needs of the
people of Hull. The CCG works in close collaboration with partners to improve health, reduce health inequality and
secure high quality services for all the communities in Hull.
Hull Trinity House Charity
The Hull Trinity House Charity is established to support needy seafarers and their families along with providing rest
homes. The Charity also supports the Trinity House Academy and Welton Waters Adventure Centre. The Estate from
which Trinity House derives the income to support its charity includes retail units and office accommodation which
are available for lease.
Hull Citycare Ltd
Citycare is a public private partnership part owned by the Department of Health. The company supports public
sector organisations with a variety of estates work, including getting the most from existing buildings and, where
necessary, developing new ones.
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Clinical Commissioning Group
Background
The Hull Trinity House Charity grounds previously used as school playing fields have been out of use for
several years and there is a long term plan to redevelop the site and put the land back into use.
Hull Trinity House Charity and Citycare have been working together to bring forward a co-ordinated
development for housing and a new primary care health centre to accommodate the Springhead Medical
Practice (now part of the Modality Partnership), community services and a pharmacy.
Why housing?
Hull City Council continues to develop a sustainable long term housing supply for the city as part of its local
plan to deliver the anticipated housing needs for 2021 and beyond.
This site has been identified as a potential for housing within the draft local plan.
Why a Health Centre?
The Springhead Medical Practice currently operates from a converted terrace house and converted shop
units which have poor accessibility for patients.
In recent years other branch surgeries in the Willerby Road area have closed. The practice list size is now
just short of 17,000 and growing. A new building would give the practice modern, purpose built premises to
deliver a wider range of services within the community for the future.
The plans to date
Early work explored the Wymersley Park area as a suitable location, but feedback gathered at the community
consultation events in July 2016 told us that due to the loss of dedicated and maintained green space this would not
be preferred. Further site explorations identified a number of alternatives, however many of these were ruled out due
to size, location or availability.
A short list of 4 sites were appraised in detail:
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1. Springhead Golf Course area - discounted
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2. Hull Trinity House Charity grounds Preferred site
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3. Springbank West Eco Park - Poor accessibility,
public green space currently in use
4. Peter Pan Park / Pickering Park - Poor location,
public green space currently in use
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Development proposal
An outline planning application is being prepared for around 200 houses (including public green space)
and a health centre.location or availability.
Key considerations
Traffic impact
The proposal includes forming a new vehicle entrance on to Calvert Lane and creating pedestrian and emergency
access only onto Anlaby Road. A traffic assessment is currently underway and we continue to work with Hull City
Council to develop appropriate traffic mitigation measures on Calvert Lane.
Flood risks
A flood risk assessment and surface water drainage strategy will form part of the application, to ensure there is no
impact on surrounding properties.
Ecology
The site is predominantly grassland and we recognise it has ecological value for the local area and early survey
work is underway. The proposals include a large open greenspace and will need to include features to increase the
biodiversity of the site. An ecological survey and appraisal will be submitted with the application.
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Street elevation
The proposed two storey site will
cover 2,300 square metres and will
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Have your say
We are keen to understand:
Q1 Your thoughts on the development proposals.
Q2 Considerations to improve the scheme.
Q3 What services you think are required in this part of the city.
Please complete one of the feedback forms available.
Comments can also be sent to [email protected] up to the 21st April 2017.
Next steps
We anticipate we will submit an outline planning application in May 2017 and all residents will have the
opportunity to comment on the formal application under the statutory process.
Subject to outline planning approval, we hope to share detailed proposals of the housing layout and health
centre design in late 2017.
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Springhead Medical Centre Patient Participation Group (PPG) NHS

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