Views wanted on future of Haslemere Hospital

Joshua Askew
BBC News, South East
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The event was part of its commitment to "transparency", the trust said

An NHS Trust has invited residents to help shape the future of Haslemere Hospital with a consultation exercise.

The Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust said it was holding an event to share "current proposals" on what will happen to services at the site, and to bring "more voices" into the discussion.

The face-to-face meeting will take place on 17 July from 15:00 to 17:00 BST at Haslewey Community Centre, Lion Green, Haslemere.

Haslemere Hospital recently temporarily closed two inpatient wards after a nearby GP surgery announced it could no longer provide doctors to staff them.

The trust reassured patients in May it was not "turfing anyone out" after the announcement.

"We know how important Haslemere Hospital is to the community," said Chris Attoe, director of strategy at Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust.

The event is a chance for people to hear about "potential developments, ask questions, and give their views," he continued.

Those wanting to attend the event should book in advance as spaces are limited.

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