Hospital put on standby as Interserve completes more beds at Birmingham site

By Dave Rogers2020-05-05T11:58:00

Nightingale centre has received no patients since it was built last month

Interserve has completed the second phase of NHS Nightingale Hospital Birmingham with the handover of a further 390 beds.

But the hospital has been placed on standby because no patients have been treated at the complex after it was opened in the middle of last month by the Duke of Cambridge and health secretary Matt Hancock.

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