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Lochaber unites to look ahead to UK’s exit from European Union

LOCHABER has united at a public meeting to discuss the UK’s recent vote to leave the European Union.

At a meeting on Friday (July 8), hosted by the Lochaber Common Weal, 30 people from around Lochaber came together to discuss what the vote to leave the EU could mean for them.

Consultant surgeon David Sedgwick expressed concern about the impact it could have on health and social care in Scotland.

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MACBRIDE
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SMITH
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THOMSON
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