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Save our Walk-In and Minor Injury Units Wirral

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CATHERINE Harnden
8 years ago

This is a valuable service especially at weekends when A and E is busy and you can't see a doctor

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margaret
8 years ago

very poor decision making by people that truly don't understand primary care. This will be catastrophic for Wirral. these people making these decisions should be held accountable

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Gillian
8 years ago

Need walk in clinics as impossible to see gp if you work will lead to bigger AandE queues only way work if GPS all owned to 8pm and employed more nurse practitioners don't think it's going to happen!

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Susan Colquhoun
8 years ago

Ridiculous idea. Will result in more strain on hospitals. Difficult, and possibly cost prohibitive, for people without transport.

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Hannah Farrell
8 years ago

Losing the walk-incentres would be a disaster. Arrowe Park Hospital is already ridiculously busy. It cannot ciope with the current footfall of people, let alone adding to the problem, The amount of parking available is ridiculously low and the public transport provision is not good enough. Most services finish too early and too many areas of Wirral are not serviced by a regular reliable bus service. Too many people who have no transport will be forced to pay for taxis, which is unacceptable. SAVE OUR WALK-INS

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Colin Simpson
8 years ago

Why would you shut down a system that works, allowing people to be seen within their communities?

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Lynda Ormrod
8 years ago

My late father was a very keen supporter of saving the Victoria Central Hospital, and even went to Downing Street to petition against the closure. Unfortinately it went ahead. Wallasey really neads its Walk in centre. I do not use it very often but when i do i am always well treated. Please reconcider closing this walk in centre. Thank you for reading.

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Philip Antonelos
8 years ago

We need our walk in centres this is about people not profit.

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Cathy Churchill
8 years ago

Strongly disagree with closure of these centres. These centres are here to help relieve the pressure on our hospitals and GP's, and they do on a massive scale. To remove them will be catastrophic.

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Karen layton
8 years ago

Walk in centres are needed badly. Sadly some people do not always have money to travel out of the area. When you ill you shouldn't be forced onto a bus or indeed two buses to see a gp.

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olive hough
8 years ago

loss of this service is a disaster, what with the buses not being able to give service how are people supposed to even get to Arrowe Park,the people that go to the walk in are not fit and healthy a lot are sick and elderly and hopping on so called buses to get to hospital a) is a long journey and b) not fair on people at all not everybody has access to a car

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Zee rich
8 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous

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Paula Laite
8 years ago

Loss of walk in centres is going to put more strain on everywhere else. Walk in in Wallasey is always busy so just looking at this will mean that everyone would have to go to Arrowe Park never mind from other walk in centres. No thoughts about the people who use them at all.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Such a shame to loose this sevice

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Brenda
8 years ago

Such a good service

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Hannah Elizabeth
8 years ago

It is vital to keep these

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Emma Holmes
8 years ago

Closing these walk in centres & minor injuries departments would be detrimental to patient safety.

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Susan
8 years ago

The Walk in centers are invaluable to our communities, i was actually treated at 1 yesterday & referred to another one based within a Hospital !

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Emily taylor
8 years ago

This is ridiculous, we pay our taxes. It's not easy for people to get to arrows park !!!

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Tracey Fletcher
8 years ago

These are really important to our community x