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We’re supporting Breast Cancer Now in raising awareness of breast cancer and the importance of early detection. Knowing what’s normal for you and checking your breasts or chest regularly can help you spot changes. If you notice anything unusual, contact your GP. Together, we can help raise awareness and make a difference. Find out more: […]

Talk to your Local Stop Smoking Service about quitting smoking this Stoptober and make a positive change for you and your family. Link for further information

Migraine may be misunderstood, downplayed and stigmatised. In reality, migraine could impact every aspect of life, from education to family life, career opportunities to life experiences. Join Migraine Awareness Week to reach more people, and change the perception of migraine, by getting involved.

September is Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month. Big or small, every action helps people affected by PF.Find out how you can get involved: https://takeactionforpf.co.uk/action#ImTakingActionForPF #PFAwarenessMonth

URINE ISN’T WASTE. IT’S WISDOM. Most of us flush it away without a second thought. But urine is a useful indicator of our health.This #UrologyAwarenessMonth, it’s time to see urine differently. Take control. Check your urine.

To ensure that we provide a good quality experience for our patients, we ask that when you book an appointment it is for one problem only. If you need to discuss a second problem, please book an additional appointment. This will help us to be able to give you adequate time to discuss your problem […]

As a practice we have a duty of care to our team and operate a zero tolerance policy in relation to unacceptable behaviour, whether this be verbal comments, violence or aggression.  We all have a responsibility to be respectful, polite and courteous to each other and ask you, our patients, to treat our staff in […]

We are currently inviting our patients for their Flu vaccinations, however, the practice is NOT offering COVID vaccinations this year. Getting your winter Flu vaccination is one of the best ways to protect yourself and those around you from serious illnesses. Who is eligible? Vaccines are being offered to people in certain groups to give […]

Are you a Carer? We would like to help identify as many carers as possible who are registered at the practice so that we can offer them support and assistance. whether you or someone you know is a carer or helps to look after someone else. We aim to: – -Identify and register carers to […]

You and your general practice (YYGP) has been developed to help patients understand what to expect from their general practice and how they can get the best from their GP team. YYGP also enables patient to provide feedback or raise concerns with their GP Practice, Healthwatch or the integrated care board (ICB) You can access […]

The existing Hub service has been based on GP practices booking appointments at 3 locations across the city, supported by a range of healthcare professionals. From 01.10.25 this service will change and GP practices will NO longer be able to book Hub appointments for patients. Hub appointments will only be accessed by a patient ringing […]

Did you know you can visit a pharmacist instead of your GP for advice and treatment on a range of minor illnesses: Think Pharmacy First! Bee sting  Indigestion symptoms  Scabies  Wasp sting  Haemorrhoid  Skin Dressing  Common cold  Rectal pain  Rash  Herpes simplex infection  Nausea and vomiting  Wart / Verrucas  Cough  Difficulty sleeping  Wound care  Common […]

When individuals leave the UK Armed Forces, it’s important for them to register with an NHS GP practice and tell them they’ve served. Thismeans their GP can better understand their health, particularly anyhealth problems relating to their time in Service.This does not always happen though, meaning some veterans may notbe getting the support that is […]

link The only way to know if you have high blood pressure is to get a blood pressure test to lower your risk of a fatal heart attack, stroke, kidney disease or vascular dementia. The campaign encourages all adults aged 40 and over to get a blood pressure check. It’s a free, simple and a non-invasive […]

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