MORE than 60 people turned up in Bishop's Cleeve on Thursday night to understand changes in the NHS.
The Patients Participation Group (PPG) of Stoke Road Surgery, in Bishop's Cleeve, held its first Annual General Meeting at the Community Hall in the village.
Dr Shona Arora, director of public health for Gloucestershire, spoke to a full hall about the about the changes in the NHS.
Paul Holliday, chairman of the PPG, said: "The response of patients was very encouraging, and despite the bad weather, it was a good turn out.
"We were only expecting about 40 people. The PPG has been established in order to support the practice."
The Patients Participation Group (PPG) of Stoke Road Surgery, in Bishop's Cleeve, held its first Annual General Meeting at the Community Hall in the village.
Dr Shona Arora, director of public health for Gloucestershire, spoke to a full hall about the about the changes in the NHS.
Paul Holliday, chairman of the PPG, said: "The response of patients was very encouraging, and despite the bad weather, it was a good turn out.
"We were only expecting about 40 people. The PPG has been established in order to support the practice."