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Appointments

We are in the process of changing our appointments system to an online system. This will go live on 11 July.

As a stepping stone to the new system we have had to stop booking appointments ahead but this is a temporary arrangement. 

A new icon will appear on this website soon to allow you to register for our new online appointments service called AskMyGp. This should allow you access to a GP online throughout the working day. If you register for this service you will no longer have to wait in a telephone queue!

Watch this space...... and thank you for bearing with us through this changeover period

Telephone Advice
Your doctor will be happy to give you advice on the telephone when he/she is not consulting. The receptionist will ask you to leave a message and the doctor will return your call when time permits.

Out of Hours                               If you require urgent medical attention outside surgery opening times. Please call the NHS 111 Service. This free to call number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Test Results
Please telephone the surgery after 9.30am for your test results

Travel Advice

Foreign travel

You’re going on holiday, what do you need to do…

  1. Book an appointment with one of the private clinics for your assessment and paid for vaccinations. (please look online for private travel clinics). If you are directed back to the surgery by the private clinic for free NHS vaccinations as part of your travel advice, please provide us with your paperwork detailing what's needed. Please fill out a request on our online admin button to request and appointment for travel with our practice nurses, for each traveller. Please tell reception where you are traveling – this information is needed in advance and confirm you have seen a private clinic and have the correct information. 
  2. The nurse will confirm the correct NHS vaccinations that you will need for your travel and administer them at your appointment (subject to availability).
  3. Please allow at least 7 weeks prior to travel for your vaccinations, anything less and the vaccines will not be working prior to travel. 

Useful websites (click to visit)

Fit for Travel – a public access website provided by the NHS (Scotland). It gives travel health information for people travelling abroad from the UK

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

NHS Immunisation – the most comprehensive, up-to-date and accurate source of information on vaccines, disease and immunisation in the UK.

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