Centre Manager Cassi McAllister says it will alleviate confusion to the site
The opening of the access road to The Roundhouse is the 'last bit of grey cloud' to the opening of the site.
It marks the end of a long running dispute between the Department of Health and Social Care over the use of hospital roads to get to the facility.
The road has cost the commissioners £250,000 and but they say it won't have an impact on the rates next year.
Roundhouse Centre Manager Cassi McAllister says there's been some confusion over access for a while:
Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper spoke to her at the opening of the road:
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