Flu Vaccine Update
25th November, 2020
The surgery have completed the vast majority of vaccines for those patients who were eligible for a free vaccination under the traditional criteria. Please contact the surgery if you have not yet had this vaccine
For those who meet the revised criteria, 50-64, please see the news item for the update.
Please see the recent news item regarding the latest Healthwatch updates including details of how to be a flu champion volunteer and how you can get support if you care for others
Due to increased demand on our service, the surgery will be closing the telephone lines for 1 hour between 2pm and 3pm daily until further notice. This is to allow protected time for the staff to carry out their administrative duties without distraction. Thank you for your understanding and support
Please use the E Consult facility for anything non urgent and we will deal with this within 48 hours
13 October 2020
We are open from 8.30am – 6.00pm Monday to Friday with extended hours for appointments only until 7.30pm on a Monday. Our surgery hours are listed below. To see a doctor or nurse please telephone, try booking online or come into the surgery. Our telephone lines open at 8 15am Monday to Friday
If you require access to either the online appointments system or for repeat prescriptions, please call in to the surgery and ask for an information pack.
Monday: 8.40am – 12.00pm and 4.00pm – 7.30pm
Tuesday to Thursday: 8.40am – 12.00pm and 4.00pm – 6.00pm
Friday: 8 40am – 12 pm and 4 pm-6pm
We often offer appointments outside of these times, in particular for our phlebotomist and nurses, for blood tests and other treatment. Please ask for details
25th November, 2020
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You can call 111 when you need medical help fast but it’s not a 999 emergency. NHS 111 is a fast and easy way to get the right help.
