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Launceston hospital land about to go under the hammer

Launceston hospital land about to go under the hammer

Posted By Anne North on 16th October 2017

16th October 2017 By Anne North A patch of land next to Launceston hospital is due to go for sale at auction later this month. NHS Property Services Ltd has…

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