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Christmas Opening Hours

During the festive period the surgery will be closed on:

Thursday 25th December

Friday 26th December

Thursday 1st January

If you need urgent medical advice during this time please call 111. In the case of life threatening medical emergencies please call 999.

We will be back as normal after the bank holidays mentioned above.

Flu Vaccines

The flu vaccine is offered free on the NHS to anyone with serious long-term health conditions and older adults. Having the flu vaccine will reduce your risk of contracting the flu and it will also stop you from spreading the flu to other people.

Flu can be serious and each year causes thousands of people to go to hospital and hundreds of deaths. If you have underlying health conditions, or if you’re older, you’re more at risk of becoming seriously ill from flu. Everyone over the age of 65 is eligible to receive a free flu jab - some people under 65 with certain health conditions are also eligible.

Please contact us if you wish to book in for your flu jab.

NHS App

Healthy Living for people with type 2 diabetes

https://youtu.be/mQMpQWVLyfo

Tests and Results

It is the patient’s responsibility to obtain their test results. We request that patients call the surgery after 11am to obtain their results.
Please allow the following amount of time before contacting the surgery:
Blood tests: 7 days

Urine tests: 7 days

X Rays: 5 weeks

For CTs, MRIs and Ultrasounds please check with the hospital during your appointment as to how long you may have to wait for the results.

Please note that these are rough guidelines and it may take longer.