A MUM has spoken out about her fears as a swine flu drug pick-up point opens in a popular entertainment venue. Campus West in WGC was declared as one of only two anti-viral collection points in the whole county and has already been used by more than 2,00
A MUM has spoken out about her fears as a swine flu drug pick-up point opens in a popular entertainment venue.
Campus West in WGC was declared as one of only two anti-viral collection points in the whole county and has already been used by more than 2,000 people.
Security guards wearing protective masks are stood guard at the Welwyn Hatfield Council-owned building which is home to a library, theatre, art gallery, Rollercity, dance studios, caf� and the council chamber.
The WGC mum-of-one called the Welwyn & Hatfield Times to say she stopped her child attending a rollerskating session due to the centre.
She said: "It's a very public place.
"I know it needs to be somewhere, but why a place that children are using, or the elderly using the library?"
A third centre opened today (Wednesday) in Hertford.
*To hear responses from Welwyn Hatfield Council and the PCT buy today's Welwyn & Hatfield Times.
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