Bulletins
WINOL 27 November 2018
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Two specialist dementia care homes may have to close due to budget cuts.
From Theresa May’s withdrawal proposal to what’s going to happen next, we have the latest on Brexit.
And the Christmas Market is back to bring the holiday spirit to Winchester.
These stories and more in our WINOL News Bulletin for 27.11.18
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