Southern residents will get the chance to air their views and ask questions on health related issues this evening (Tues).
The second of several Island-wide public meetings hosted by the Department of Health will be held at Ballafesson Methodist Hall at seven thirty.
Department chief executive, David Killip (pictured) said the meeting will give the public the chance to both listen and pose questions over health and social care issues.
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