Health Minister down south today

Tuesday, 22 September 2020 07:10

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

The Health and Social Care Minister is out and about once more today to hear from residents about any issues they want to raise.

David Ashford MHK is currently holding a series of open sessions across the Island, inviting people to have 'a cuppa and a chat' and discuss any matters they feel strongly about.

He'll be in the South today at Moreton Hall in Castletown from 1pm until around 3pm with the event free to attend.

Meanwhile, Mr Ashford will be holding another tomorrow out at the Peel Centenary Centre - that will get underway on Wednesday night from 7pm.

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