Criticism of moving Swindon's walk-in health centre

News - 15 July 2019

Moving an NHS walk-in health centre to Great Western Hospital will disadvantage the very people it was meant to serve, says a senior councillor. Read more.
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Bob Wright, Labour member for central on the borough council, has written to the Clinical Commissioning Group saying he’s worried that vulnerable people will be left without anywhere to go.

Click here to read the Swindon Advertiser article in full.

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