Minister wants views on way forward
The first in a series of Health and Social Care roadshows is taking place tonight in Castletown (Thurs 21st)
Representatives from the DHSC will be answering questions and welcoming feedback across the Island over the next fortnight.
Tonight's session will take place at Castle Rushen High School from 7 until 9pm
There'll be more roadshows in Ramsey, Douglas and Peel from next Monday.
Health Minister Howard Quayle says he wants to gather people's views:
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