Weston Area Health Trust Annual Public Meeting

News - 7 September 2018

Weston Area Health NHS Trust's annual public meeting is approaching.
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Weston Area Health Trust, which runs Weston General Hospital, is holding its annual public meeting at 3pm on Wednesday 12 September. The public meeting will take place at The Lower Studio, The Blakehay Theatre, Wadham Street, Weston- super-Mare BS23 1JZ.

The meeting is a good opportunity for members of the public, patients, families and staff to find out about the Trust’s work during the last financial year and to ask questions.

Everyone is welcome. The services our teams deliver at Weston General Hospital and at our Children's Services centres are an important part of the local community and look forward to updating the public, patients and their families, and our staff on how we did last year.

Grahame Paine, Chair of the Trust

To attend you can simply turn up on the day. There is no need to pre-book tickets

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