Eccles Gateway
Eccles Gateway offers a wide range of health services including:
- Two GP Practices - Dr Singh and Salford Health Matters - the Ganvir Practice
- Dental Training Facility
- Audiology Department
- Podiatry
- Orthoptics
- District Nurses
- Diabetes
- Tissue Viability
- Psychology
- Advice and Information Area
- Adult and childrens libraries with free PC use and internet access
- Bookable community rooms for the local community, PCT and Salford City Council.
Eccles Gateway opened the doors to its first visitors on 10 November 2008. This £9 million centre is located in the heart of Eccles.The new building is linked to the grade II listed Carnegie Library which is currently undergoing refurbishment that is scheduled to be completed by Summer 2010. Following completion of this refurbishment the adult library will move from its temporary home in community room 1 into the ground floor of the refurbished Carnegie Library. This new area will be connected directly to the ground floor of the Eccles Gateway
The partners involved in building this centre are;
- Salford Primary Care Trust
- Salford City Council
- MAST LIFT Company
Address:
Eccles Gateway
28 Barton Lane
Eccles
Salford
M30 0TU
Public transport is situated at the front of the building with a number of buses going to Bolton or Manchester. The Metrolink is also located nearby.
Telephone:
0161 909 6528
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday: 8.00am - 10.00pm
Saturday: 8.30am - 1.00pm
This page was last updated on 19 May 2010
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