Health bosses are meeting to discuss controversial plans to close air ambulance base - and they're being urged to do the right thing
Powys' health bosses have been urged look after the interests of the people of Mid Wales when they consider controversial air ambulance plans tomorrow.
The much-criticised process, which is recommending the closure of Welshpool's Wales Air Ambulance base, continues over the coming days, with all of Wales' health boards asked to give their verdict on the proposals.
Under the plans the Caernarfon base will also close, with a new base then being created in North Wales.
The convoluted process has seen three rounds of public engagement and consultation taking place, with a final decision now set to be taken by the NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee on April 23.
That meeting is set to consider the views of the health boards as part of its decision.
