This is a valuable source of treatment for all local people and holiday visitors at a main transport hub ie the town centre. It's madness to move it to an area outside town where there is far less accessible on foot or by bus or car parking. Thank-you Ms Rudd for taking up this important issue for the town..

By nature of need,the centre is ideally placed for the local community to access. The lack of parking in and around the Conquest hospital is difficult at the best of times and for those without personal transport the bus services are limited.

This service in invaluable out of hours when you can't access your own GP. The alternative is A&E which will cost the government far more in the long run. Short sighted cost savings!

This has been useful to myself, neighbourd and friensds on several occasions already. it is a nonsense to move it to the Conquest. People like myself with no own transport and dependant on Non-existant public buses or taxis we can't afford as State Pensioners, will be deprived of a necerssary "fall-back" in an emergency

Have used the walk in centre twice in the past year with my two year old son. When a GP appointment cannot be given, what are parents meant to do?

I used this service only two weeks ago, and it got me the medical attention I needed quickly, safely and professionally. We must keep this walk in centre in Hastings.

Walk in centre ideally situated where it is, have used on three occasions. Each time infection on wounds has been stopped. The area surrounding the Conquest is already jam packed. Hope there is a good outcome.

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