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Green light for David Miller Architects’ Liverpool children’s hospice

By 2026-08-18T13:00:00

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Repurposed Edwardian monastery to provide end-of-life care for terminally ill children and their families

David Miller Architects’ plans to transform a gothic revival monastery in Liverpool into a children’s hospice providing end-of-life care have been approved.

The scheme at the Edwardian building in West Derby, formerly occupied by the Carmelite sisters, will provide a second premises for the Claire House Hospice close to Alder Hey’s Children’s Hospital.

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