Thousands discuss hospital cuts concerns
Thousands of people attended a public meeting to debate concerns about services and patient care in west Cumbria.
It comes as a new £90 million hospital is being built in Whitehaven
Thousands of people attended a public meeting to debate concerns about services and patient care in west Cumbria.
It comes as a new £90 million hospital is being built in Whitehaven
Thousands of people turned out for a public meeting about the future of West Cumberland Hospital.
They'll discuss the construction of Whitehaven's new hospital, which is due to be finished in December, with NHS bosses and MPs.
Our reporter Tim Backshall has been tweeting from the scene.
Rugby pitch filling up with people. Never seen a public meeting on this scale. @itvborder http://t.co/1e3yEJvMRg
The meeting was held at Whitehaven Rugby League Club, to allow local people to have their say about the building of a new hospital.
Local campaigners are concerned the plans will lead to cuts to services.
Must be around 4,000 people here at Whitehaven. Jamie Reed MP says tonight marks a turning point @itvborder http://t.co/V9vvmeN3Y1
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