Dental services meeting

By Lewis Irons 10:57 AM, 4 Feb 2016

A MEETING is taking place on changes to dental services in Newton Stewart.

Wigtown Area Committee will meet with NHS representatives and members of the public today – Thursday February 11 – at 6.30 pm in the Main Hall.
Chair of the Committee Councillor Marion McCutcheon said: “This meeting has been arranged specifically to enable the NHS to provide updates and clarity on the future of dental services in Newton Stewart.”
She added: “It is an important opportunity for members of the public to have their say and ask questions of the NHS representatives attending. I hope that as many people as possible can attend and contribute to the debate.”

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