Councillors will decide soon where to allocate money provided by developers to improve local services.
Health centres across two towns could see a £1.5m investment as housebuilding increases demand for their services.
Among the CIL bids are projects to expand the Haven Health Medical Centre and the Grove Medical Centre , both in Felixstowe, and the Cutlers Hill Health Centre , in Halesworth.The HHMC, in Grange Farm Avenue, could see CIL funding of £633,569 for an improved primary care centre and five new clinical rooms, reports theIt could create up to 60 additional appointments per 1000 patients per week, as well as providing more teaching room for GP registrars and medical students.
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