111 freephone service launched across North Wales
The non-emergency NHS Wales telephone service has finally been rolled out in North Wales, the health minister has confirmed.
Local Democracy Reporter
Local Democracy Reporter covering Conwy and Denbighshire councils. He also covers matters relating to Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Local Democracy Reporter covering Conwy and Denbighshire councils. He also covers matters relating to Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
The non-emergency NHS Wales telephone service has finally been rolled out in North Wales, the health minister has confirmed.
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