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Bring Turriff Minor Injury Unit 24/7 back!

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Hayley Andrews
6 years ago

A much needed service.

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Carol
6 years ago

We need this open 24 /7 . As Turriff has a big coverage of area. It's to mum with a young kid travel to Aberdeen or huntly . We need this cover all the time.

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Joanne Vincent
6 years ago

We’ve had to use this a few times...it was very useful and close by!!

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Melissa Cheyne
6 years ago

This should absolutely be open 24 hours.

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Karen Wilson
6 years ago

So the next move for local folk if needing help will be ARI, where they are already bursting at the seems and the waiting times are readiculas. What happens if people can't drive or have no means of transport

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Turriff needs this facility

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Jennifer Murray
6 years ago

Such an important service that could really make a difference in a serious incident. We have used the minor injuries many times and it is such a valuable service to the community.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep it open.

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Rachel whyte
6 years ago

It’s always out of hours that most mishaps happen and for there not to be a 24 hr medical service for a town growing as quickly as Turriff is just unacceptable . If accidents and illnesses could be planned to fit into an 8-6 timetable I’m sure everyone would but it just never turns out that way

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Mary Cooper
6 years ago

Very much needed in our town for everyone

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Ann Simpson
6 years ago

Definitely need 24/7

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Lilian Cowie
6 years ago

A much needed service for rural communities

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Without this unit is would be dead. 35 miles to ARI or a 30min. wait for an ambulance is to long even the 20 miles to Banff can take forever when you need help.

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Pamela Bremner
6 years ago

It's needed.. having small children alone... and being a blind spot fior ambulances.

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Raymond Stephen
6 years ago

It’s needed.

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Douglas Connon
6 years ago

With ambulance cover being too far away we need this in Turriff

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Susan Steel
6 years ago

Vital for the community

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Gail Stephen
6 years ago

For a growing community with both young & elderly residents. It's so far to Aberdeen, when maybe certain things can be dealt with locally.

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Anne rees
6 years ago

As a first port of call this service is imperative. For a not so serious emergency to warrant a trip to hospital or a really serious problem.

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Sean clark
6 years ago

Having a a young family with a toddler it is crucial to have these services available 24/7