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Bring Turriff Minor Injury Unit 24/7 back!

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Gary Mitchell
4 years ago

We need back asap

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Anonymous
4 years ago

It’s ridiculous all these services being cut it’s more services we need not less

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Tasha Bartie
4 years ago Featured

Minor injuries unit is vital to turriff and surrounding towns as a mother of 2 toddlers and many bumps and falls that occur whilst finding their feet and adventuring it fills me with dread to think an accident could occuer and miles to travel to be checked over

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ANDREW blyth MURPHY
4 years ago

The SNP should be committed to keeping these vital local services open

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John swaffield
4 years ago

Very much needed for the local community

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Paul fenty
4 years ago

There’s not enough of these open these days when it’s obvious we still need them

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Alice Johnston
4 years ago Featured

It would take the pressure off calls to 999 if the public knew that there was a Minor Injuries Unit in the vicinity who could help with their problem. This would free up an ambulance for people with more serious problems, e.g. heart attacks etc. I speak from experience

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Ann Rae
4 years ago

Have used several times over the years. A life saver!

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Ruby duguid
4 years ago

Please allow this to open. Life saving.

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Ian Gill
4 years ago

Turriff needs this open as turriff growing all time

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Anne Plane
4 years ago

Open g p surgery too

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Anonymous
4 years ago

A friend of mine has had to use this service and would have to travel an unreasonable distance given her age and ability to travel - this needs to stay open 24/7

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Sheryl Hay
4 years ago

I have used this facility. I’m a pensioner and don’t look forward to having to make my way into Aberdeen for treatment.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Cottage hospitals provide a vital life saving service to rural communities and villages.

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Aileen Sylvester
4 years ago

Worthy of support. x

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Stewart Adams
4 years ago

Desperately needed for our community

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Enough with the cuts to our NHS service’s!!!

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Shena Mckenzie
4 years ago

I live in New Byth. My husband is a joiner who works in the community, it is an essential service for our family and employees.

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Derek Summers
4 years ago

Don’t forget Banff!

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Stuart Copland
4 years ago

This is an essential service that the community is struggling without