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Save our Walk-In and Minor Injury Units Wirral

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ANNE COLLIS
7 years ago

These are essential to the community

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Andrew mutch
7 years ago

Plz save our walk in centre.s

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Lynn young
7 years ago

We can't let this happen !

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Anonymous
7 years ago

So important to keep Laird St for local people. My 90yr old mum finds it difficult to get to Arrowe Park

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Thomas ormond
7 years ago

We need the drop in centres more than ever

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Eve Williams
7 years ago

That’s a Tory government for you grrr

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Barbara Thorning
7 years ago

Insane proposal. Please don't.

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Barbara
7 years ago

We need all out hours and walk in hard enough to get appointment with the gps

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Anthony Bagnall
7 years ago

These are important for our older members of our community

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Kathryn Walker
7 years ago

Wirral CCG has not looked at this as a holistic measure for Wirral

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Elaine Benson
7 years ago

The walk in centre is closer than hospital.

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Pauline Evans
7 years ago

We need this service in case we don't get an appointment at our GP's.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is an insane decision. Obviously to save money and definitely not for the good of the population the CCG serve.

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Sonia Griffiths
7 years ago

Have used them and they are a fantastic service receiving the pressure on GP services and A&E. they must be saved.

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Natalie Shakespeare
7 years ago

We need the centres, too far and too busy in Arrowe park and Arrowe Park should be kept for emergencies.

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Liam Wanless
7 years ago

This is a short-sighted approach which will cause even more congestion at Arrows Park and will deter the most vulnerable from seeking assistance

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Darrel wright
7 years ago

I admit I don't use my medical services available to me but there are many who do as I witnessed yesterday (Sunday), I don't have the cash to travel to arrow park and don't see why I should if there's a more local unit available

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Graham Dodd
7 years ago

This vital service is there to help the community and removing this will have such damaging effects on those communities.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

These are precious community health services embedded in your our local community and must be saved.

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christine
7 years ago

Arrowe Park would not be able to cope with the influx of people ambulances will be called unnecessarily and real life needs of an ambulance will not get to people that truly need one. They will treat them like taxis to get help. It is just utter madness. Arrowe Park is only achieving adeqate status in most areas of operation as it. Apply common sense and leave these places open. Use your listening skills and hear what is being said by the professionals that work in these areas.