The New Surgery

Contacting the surgery

ROUTINE face to face and telephone appointments, smear appointments and Adult flu vaccination appointments can be booked directly if you have the NHS App, Patient Access or other GP Online Services. Blood test appointments are also available to book online, however, you must ensure that your blood test request has been ordered on our clinical system.

If you are unable to book via the NHS App (or other online services) please submit your ROUTINE appointment request via the CONTACT US button below. The CONTACT US button can also be used to submit your prescription requests, referral queries, test results and fit note requests.

EMERGENCY/URGENT appointments on the day - please phone the surgery as normal (phone lines open at 8:30am - afternoon emergency appointments are available to book from 2pm).

HOME VISITS for eligible housebound patients - please phone the surgery. Home visits normally take place at lunchtime so please contact the surgery as early in the morning as possible (by 11am).

Please note ALL INBOUND AND OUTBOUND CALLS ARE RECORDED for training and monitoring purposes.

Think Pharmacy First - Your Pharmacist Could Be Just What You Need!

About Pharmacists

 

As qualified healthcare professionals, pharmacists can offer advice on minor illnesses such as:

  • coughs
  • colds
  • sore throats
  • tummy trouble
  • aches and pains

They can also advise on medicine that you can buy without a prescription.

Many pharmacies are open until late and at weekends. You do not need an appointment.

Most pharmacies have a private consultation room where you can discuss issues with pharmacy staff without being overheard.

 

The NHS Pharmacy First Service enables patients to obtain certain prescriptions and medications directly from a pharmacy.  The  conditions pharmacists can manage across various age ranges are:

Condition Comments
Urine infection women aged 16-64
Earache aged 1-17 years
Impetigo 1 year and over
Infected insect bites 1 year and over
Shingles 18 years and over
Sinusitis 12 years and over
Sore throat 5 years and over
Migraine - low frequency episodic Adults
Seasonal allergic rhinitis (hayfever) Children
Acute otitis externa (outer ear infection) Adults
Mild to moderate acne Young people and adults
Mild skin and soft tissue infection and scabies  

 

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Page last reviewed: 06 November 2026
Page created: 14 June 2024