A new care village could create 160 beds and more than 100 jobs
Plans have been revealed for a care village with up to 160 beds at Grimsby’s former YMCA building, which could create more than 100 jobs.
When in use, the Peaks Lane site had 72 beds, a sports hall, and shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. It has been unused since the move. The care village would employ 75 full-time and 25 part-time staff, but there is the expectation of further local job opportunities as a result of the development.
The former YMCA bedrooms will be converted into serviced, short-term lets or accommodation for contract workers, staff, relatives and other visitors. There will then be also a series of new one to three-storey buildings.
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