Surgery to become flats after plan approved
The surgery has been used by patients for decades but will become flats
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A building that has been used as a doctor's surgery for decades can be used for two one-bedroom flats, councillors have said.
The semi-detached late Victorian property in Russell Street, Reading, has been used by two doctors for 36 years but the service will be moved when one of them retires at the end of the year.
Patients will be moved to Coley Park Surgery and Burghfield Health Centre, which is part of the same Russell Street group practice.
The plan to convert the building into the two flats by Reading Borough Council was approved on Thursday.
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