Tilbury Douglas has marked a project milestone at its Rossington Health Hub development in Doncaster by hosting a steel-signing ceremony.

In attendance at the event was the City of Doncaster Council’s Mayor, Ros Jones CBE, along with local ward councillors, representatives from NHS practices and NHS South Yorkshire, and Tilbury Douglas.

The £9m scheme, awarded under the YORbuild Framework, represents a significant step forward in City of Doncaster Council’s commitment to accessible and future-ready healthcare infrastructure.

The three-storey, 1,510sq m primary care centre has been designed to BREEAM ‘Excellent’ sustainability standards and will deliver modern, efficient healthcare services to the Rossington community.

Clinical areas will be located across the ground and first floors, with 20 consultation and examination rooms and five fully-equipped treatment rooms.

Administrative and office functions will occupy the second floor, supporting integrated service delivery.

The facility will feature a robust environmental design with key elements including underfloor heating, variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems for clinical and admin areas, and air handling units (AHUs) delivering precise heating and cooling in treatment rooms.

Natural ventilation is also used throughout, supplemented by mechanical supply and extraction in targeted zones, delivering energy efficiency and enhanced user comfort.

Paull Ellenor, regional director for Yorkshire and the North East at Tilbury Douglas, said: “It is great to come together with key stakeholders to mark a milestone in this project, which will improve access to essential care, creating local jobs and building opportunity.

“With extensive experience in healthcare delivery and a strong commitment to social value, we’re looking forward to completing this scheme which will no doubt support community wellbeing and deliver lasting positive impact.”