Health Minister continues 'open sessions'

Monday, 14 September 2020 06:59

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

The Island's Health and Social Care Minister is back on the road again today to discuss health issues with residents.

David Ashford MHK is heading to Ramsey as part of a series of open sessions inviting people to have 'a cuppa and a chat' and discuss any matters they feel strongly about.

Tonight's event will take place at Ramsey Town Hall from 6pm, it's free to attend and will last up to two hours to give time for a Q&A session.

Meanwhile, future sessions are also planned for Moreton Hall in Castletown next Tuesday (September 22) at 1pm and at Peel Centenary Centre next Wednesday (September 23) at 7pm.

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