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A Warwickshire hospital trust has said it is experiencing 'exceptional demand'. As a result, South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust has urged locals to consider which
healthcare service they need before turning up at hospital. It runs hospitals across the south of the county, including Warwick Hospital. In its post on Facebook, the trust states: "Our
services are currently experiencing very high demand, and we kindly ask for your patience as longer waiting times are expected. "We want to be able to care for the people that need it
most and therefore, we are urging the public to consider which healthcare services are most appropriate throughout the week and over the bank holiday weekend." READ MORE: RUMBLED
TEENAGER BEHIND ADZ LINE SENT VOICE NOTE TO DISCARD 'KILO OF SNIFF' READ MORE: CONCERN FOR COVENTRY MUM MISSING WITH HER YOUNG BABY It has urged anyone in doubt to contact 111 and
only use 999 in a 'life-threatening' emergency. The post concludes: "Please ensure you are choosing the right service for your needs. Please use 111 online as the first port
of call and continue to only use 999 if it is a life-threatening emergency." NHS England has said that hospital demand across the country continues to increase on particularly in urgent
and emergency care. This leads to pressures on services and longer wait times.
