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What is 'ageing infrastructure'?

Ageing infrastructure refers to buildings and equipment that are old, worn out, and often no longer fit for purpose. In the NHS, this can mean hospital buildings that are inefficient, difficult to maintain, or don't meet modern standards for patient care and safety. The £200 million investment aims to tackle this by upgrading and replacing older facilities.

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