Women in the Berwick area have been meeting health chiefs to tell them what sort of maternity services they want in future.
Births at the town's maternity unit were suspended last August after concerns were raised about safety.
Watch the full report from Derek Proud below.
A meeting got underway this morning in Berwick to discuss maternity services, which were suspended in August last year due to a lack of people using the service.
Watch the afternoon update from Derek Proud below.
A meeting to discuss the future of Berwick Hospital's maternity services has been held today.
The hospital's maternity services were suspended in August of last year due to a lack of people using the service and concerns over safety.
The trust has since put forward two options for the future of Berwick's maternity services - either to re-open the unit as it is but with more midwives so they can rotate and get more experience, or to have a 24 hour on-call service so they can give birth at home or in a special birthing room
It is one of the most under-used maternity units in the country and the subject of two serious investigations into standards of care.
But the trust that runs Berwick Maternity Unit says it will remain open. Despite today's announcement, it is not clear what kind of facility it will provide