Save our Walk-In and Minor Injury Units Wirral

There are many people this could endanger due to age/how able they are. Many don't have their own transport and with bus services being reduced all the time not everyone could get to Arrowe, this could make things that were minor and could be treated and seen to quickly be put off then cases will become more serious meaning this could endanger people.

Walk in centres are local, quick and easy to reach and are less stressful for al; the very young, the very old, people with disabilities both mentally and physically.

Mill lane I don’t know what I would have done without this great facility and it’s wonderful employees! Just another thing given with one hand and taken away with the other! When is this government going to start funding the NHS instead of this brexit palapa- get a grip!

Please save our walk in centres

More cuts in the health service not good

We can't lose these vital services!

This is outrageous. Must be halted.

It’s wrong these walk in centres are so important to the elderly, young mums stop thinking it’s going to be ok as it won’t be consider what kind of impact this will have on the community and not just how much money it will save DONT ClOSE WALK IN CENTRES your not god so stop playing with peoples lives

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Lives will be lost without our local walk in centres

Closing a vital walk in centre is not the answer

I have found this an valuable and greatly appreciated service for attention to unexpected minor medical problems especially at weekends.

Closure of these units will cause chaos at Arrowe Park and long delays in treatment for patients!

Do not close these centres, it's hard enough to park At Arrowpark as it is. If you are ill a journey to Arrow taking hors by bus and then the same home if you need more than one bus.

i am a penioner if the walk in center at eastham it woud take me several hours to get to arrowpark center and the same to get back home

these walk in centres save going to Hospitals with minor ailments

To precious to lose.

Wallasey has an increasing percentage of retired people who rely on a bus service, at present Victoria Central Mill Lane is on the local bus routes, Arrowe Park to a person in their seventies / eighties is a day out. We realise that it is a budget issue but why not save on things that are not utilised.

My experience is Victoria Central Mill Lane Wallasey, it was a massive improvement to the NHS when opened, It is very well used, Arrowe Park is a nightmare for parking, from Wallasey it is a 30 minute trip, with 30 minutes between buses. The parking issues will only increase if more facilities are added. Please leave things as they are.

With the pressure on our main hospital services now and the increased pressures on A&E these centres are an absolute necessity and thus is not the time to be getting rid of any additional services. We're going backwards! All the inroads into devolving care to local areas rather than the main hospitals we've made over the years and now we are taking them away. The NHS is in a critical state...if it was a patient it would be on ITU. Let's not make it even worse by cutting the peripheral care.