Demolition Planned for Paul Gascoigne's Former Stadium to Make Way for £25 Million NHS Upgrade in Boston
## Paul Gascoigne's Former EFL Stadium Set for Demolition and £25m NHS Upgrade
A stadium once graced by footballer Paul Gascoigne is facing demolition. The venue, associated with Boston United, is part of plans for a significant £25 million overhaul for the NHS.
The move comes as part of efforts to enhance healthcare facilities in the Boston area. Local officials aim to replace the old stadium site with a new health facility. This will provide improved services and benefits to the community.
Paul Gascoigne, known for his vibrant playing style, once showcased his talents at this ground during the Carling Cup second round match against Fulham. His connection to the stadium adds a layer of nostalgia for fans.
The demolition is a step towards modernising healthcare and improving public services in Boston. Local residents are encouraged by this development, as the new facility is expected to serve the area better.
Details on when the construction will start have not yet been confirmed. Officials are working to outline the project's next steps in line with community needs.
"This transformation will significantly enhance health services, meeting the needs of our residents," said a local council spokesperson.
As plans progress, community engagement remains a focus to ensure the new facility benefits everyone in the area.