Article in The Courier on 14/01/2022 by Graham Brown

What now for Brechin Infirmary? Ministers reject health group’s CAT appeal over former hospital  By Graham Brown January 14 2022, 12.16pm Brechin Healthcare Group chairman Grahame Lockhart at the infirmary. Pic: Mhairi Edwards/DCT Media. A bombshell knockback has been given to Brechin campaigners in their six-year journey to turn the town’s former infirmary into a community …

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AGM – Chairman’s Report

                                                                                                                                                                               Chairman’s AGM report – 25 November 2021   At the end of my AGM report last October 2020, I posed the question – Will we get a decision on our Community Asset …

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Article in The Courier on 29th September 2021 by Cara Forrester

Delays are unacceptable’: Angus health campaigners face anxious wait for Infirmary plans  By Cara Forrester September 29 2021, 12.09pm   Chairman of the Group Grahame is pictured at the site. Brechin campaigners are facing an anxious wait to find out if their plans for a community health and wellbeing hub will finally be given the green …

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One Year at The Jenner Centre

It is a year since we opened the Jenner Centre. A lot has happened in a year. Thank you to Andrew Edgar for letting us use these amazing premises to bring the Jenner Centre to life. Thank you to all the service providers who have used the Centre to provide invaluable service to the vulnerable …

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Brechin Infirmary Banner

    In July 1864 plans for a hospital were first made public in the borough of Brechin, after the late James Don, Esquire, of Bearehill, bequeathed £1,000 for the purpose of establishing a hospital or infirmary and dispensary in Brechin on condition that a further £1,000 was raised within 18 months by the local …

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The article in The Courier on 05/03/2021 by Graham Brown

Angus health campaigners say community hub ambitions and the building they hope to take over are crumbling due to Covid-19 delays.     The pandemic has put Brechin Healthcare Group’s (BHG)  plans for the town’s old infirmary on hold. Frustration is growing that a decision on a community asset transfer (CAT) has now been delayed …

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