Eye hospital to move
One of Plymouth's oldest institutions is about to move. The city's 112 year old Royal Eye Infirmary, is going from its old building in the city centre to a new purpose built suite at Derriford Hospital.
Eye hospital to move
One of Plymouth's oldest institutions is about to up sticks and move. The city's 112 year old Royal Eye Infirmary, is moving from its old building in the city centre to a new purpose built suite at Derriford Hospital.
Five million pounds has been spent on the new development, which has been planned for decades.
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