Southmead Hospital awarded £475,000 for maternity services
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Maternity services at Southmead Hospital, in Bristol, are to be given £475,000 in funding from the government.
The Department of Health has awarded the money to North Bristol NHS Trust to upgrade facilities at the hospital for expectant mothers.
Improvements include a new birthing pool and the conversion of two areas in antenatal wards into family rooms.
A spokesman said the trust is "absolutely delighted" at the funding.
- Published12 January 2013
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