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No new Nightingale hospital at Truro, as the sudden appearance of hospital beds on a retail estate puzzles locals

No new Nightingale hospital at Truro, as the sudden appearance of hospital beds on a retail estate puzzles locals

Posted By theboss on 29th December 2020

The former Cornwall Farmers store on a retail estate at Threemilestone has been the focus of much speculation following the sudden appearance of hospital beds The Royal Cornwall hospital has…

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