Quayle Munro, the independent merchant bank, has advised Robertson Health (Clackmannanshire) Limited on a project to design, build, finance and operate a new community hospital and replacement of the existing Alloa Health Centre. Quayle Munro advised on all financial aspects of the project, which were successfully completed earlier this month. The community health facility is part of NHS Forth Valley’s integrated healthcare strategy to bring services closer to people’s homes. The £20m Clackmannanshire project is being delivered by three companies from the construction, development and services group, Robertson. Robertson Capital Projects is acting as overall project manager and investor, Robertson Central is undertaking the design and build contract and Robertson Facilities Management will provide a range of management services throughout the project's 30 year duration. The hospital, on the site of the former Sauchie Hospital, will include 45 in-patient beds for frail older people, and community mental health and social work teams will also be based there. The health centre will see a throughput of 800 patients per day and offer primary care to 25,000 people. Services will include three GP practices (16GP’s) community nursing, podiatry, dentistry, pharmacy and physiotherapy. Facilities are expected to open in early 2009. - Ends- Notes to Editors Quayle Munro (www.quaylemunro.com) is an AIM-listed independent merchant bank, active in corporate finance (including equity and debt advisory), public finance, specialist fund management and investment on its own account. The Group was co-founded in 1983 by its present Chairman, Ian Quayle Jones, and listed on the London Stock Exchange via an Introduction in 1993, transferring to AIM in 2003. Earlier in this month it acquired the corporate finance adviser, New Boathouse Capital, which was established by Peter Norris in 2000. Peter Norris became Chief Executive of the Group at this time. With offices in London and Edinburgh, the Group has an attractive spread of clients across sectors.
Quayle Munro, the independent merchant bank, has advised Robertson Health (Clackmannanshire) Limited on a project to design, build, finance and operate a new community hospital and replacement of the existing Alloa Health Centre. Quayle Munro advised on all financial aspects of the project, which were successfully completed earlier this month.
The community health facility is part of NHS Forth Valley’s integrated healthcare strategy to bring services closer to people’s homes.
The £20m Clackmannanshire project is being delivered by three companies from the construction, development and services group, Robertson. Robertson Capital Projects is acting as overall project manager and investor, Robertson Central is undertaking the design and build contract and Robertson Facilities Management will provide a range of management services throughout the project's 30 year duration.
The hospital, on the site of the former Sauchie Hospital, will include 45 in-patient beds for frail older people, and community mental health and social work teams will also be based there. The health centre will see a throughput of 800 patients per day and offer primary care to 25,000 people. Services will include three GP practices (16GP’s) community nursing, podiatry, dentistry, pharmacy and physiotherapy.
Facilities are expected to open in early 2009.
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Notes to Editors
Quayle Munro (www.quaylemunro.com) is an AIM-listed independent merchant bank, active in corporate finance (including equity and debt advisory), public finance, specialist fund management and investment on its own account. The Group was co-founded in 1983 by its present Chairman, Ian Quayle Jones, and listed on the London Stock Exchange via an Introduction in 1993, transferring to AIM in 2003. Earlier in this month it acquired the corporate finance adviser, New Boathouse Capital, which was established by Peter Norris in 2000. Peter Norris became Chief Executive of the Group at this time. With offices in London and Edinburgh, the Group has an attractive spread of clients across sectors.
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