This is an example of a notice that can be displayed with on your Clinical Services page. Notices can be scheduled both for publication and deletion. Notices in this section are organised in descending date order with the most recent notice at the top. Notices are limited to no more than 100 words. You can have a maximum of 6 of any page.
This is an example of a notice that can be displayed with on your General Information page. Notices can be scheduled both for publication and deletion. Notices in this section are organised in descending date order with the most recent notice at the top. Notices are limited to no more than 100 words. You can have a maximum of 6 of any page.
We offer a choice of ways to book, so you can pick whatever suits you best — whether that’s a quick call, booking online, or coming in for something that needs to be seen the same day.
Call the surgery during opening hours and a member of our reception team will help you find the right appointment. If you’re calling about something urgent, let us know when you ring — we run a triage system so that patients who need to be seen quickly are prioritised.
Once registered for online services, you can book, view, and cancel routine appointments through our online booking system or the NHS App, without needing to call. This is often the quickest way to book if your query isn’t urgent.
A number of same-day appointments are held back each day for problems that can’t wait. These are assessed by a clinician over the phone first, so we can direct you to the right person — that might be a GP, a nurse, or another member of the clinical team.
If you no longer need your appointment, please let us know as early as possible. You can cancel online, via the NHS App, or by calling us — every appointment you free up is one that becomes available to another patient.
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We are actively working to increase the accessibility and usability of our website and in doing so adhere to many of the available standards and guidelines.
This section explains how we ensure that our website is usable and accessible to all users. This includes meeting or surpassing the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), level AA. These guidelines explain how to make web content more accessible for people with disabilities. Conformance with these guidelines will help make the web more user friendly for all people.
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Whether you’re a long-standing patient or joining us for the first time, our goal is straightforward: to make it easy to get the right care, from the right person, as quickly as possible.
Our address, phone number, and opening hours are shown in the footer of every page. If you’re visiting for the first time, full accessibility information — including step-free access and disabled parking — is available on our Information page.
Any important notices — such as temporary phone line issues or extra clinics — will always appear at the top of this page. Our latest news and announcements are listed further down, so it’s worth a check if it’s been a while since your last visit.
This is a sample page on how patients can register with your practice. There is no limit to the volume of content including the ability for other links or QR codes for registration.
With warmer weather on the way, a few simple precautions can help you and your family stay well over the summer months.
Drink water regularly throughout the day, particularly during hot spells, and more if you’re active outdoors. Young children and older adults are especially at risk of dehydration, so keep an eye on them during warm weather.
Use a high-factor sunscreen, seek shade during the hottest part of the day, and wear a hat where possible. Sunburn increases the risk of skin damage over time, so it’s worth taking seriously even on cloudy days.
Some medications need to be stored below a certain temperature, and heat can also affect how your body responds to certain treatments. If you’re unsure whether this applies to you, ask your pharmacist or check with us.
Heat exhaustion can develop quickly. If you or someone you’re with becomes confused, stops sweating despite feeling hot, or their symptoms don’t improve after moving somewhere cool and drinking water, seek medical help promptly.
Registering as a Carer Contact Your Details Please complete this form if you are caring for someone. Once you are added to our list of Carers we will know about your busy life as a Carer, which can affect your health. We can also try and be flexible with appointments etc. Title Mr Mrs Miss MsFirst nameLast nameHouse Name or NumberStreet nameCityCountyPostcodePatient Date of BirthTelephone/Mobile NumbersEmail Address Details of the person you are caring for Please enter the details of the person you are caring for here Title of person being cared for Mr Mrs Miss MsFirstLastHouse Name or NumberStreet nameCityCountyPostcodeDate of BirthWhat relation to
This year’s flu vaccination clinics are now open for booking. If you’re aged 65 or over, pregnant, or have a long-term health condition, you’re likely eligible for a free NHS flu jab. Book online, via the NHS App, or by calling reception — clinics are running on selected weekday and Saturday appointments this year.
Our online appointment booking system is currently unavailable while we carry out essential maintenance. You can still book, cancel, or check appointments by calling reception during opening hours. We apologise for the inconvenience and expect the system to be back online shortly — there’s no need to contact us again once it’s restored.
Our Patient Participation Group meets regularly to help shape how the practice runs, from services to communication. We’re always looking for new members to bring a fresh perspective. If you’re interested in having a say in how we do things, ask at reception or get in touch for more details.
This is our new website. With patients’ needs at the heart of everything we do, it’s been designed to make it quick and easy to find what you’re looking for — whether that’s booking an appointment, ordering a repeat prescription, or finding self-care advice out of hours. What’s Changed The new site is built to work properly on a phone as well as a desktop, with clearer navigation and larger text throughout. Information is grouped by what you’re trying to do, rather than how our practice happens to be organised internally. Let Us Know What You Think We’ll continue to add and improve content over
Patients with back, joint, or muscle pain can now refer themselves directly for physiotherapy, without needing to see a GP first. Simply complete the short online form linked from this page, or ask at reception for a paper copy. This is designed to get you seen more quickly for problems that don’t need a GP assessment first.