These appointments cannot be prebooked and are just for emergencies.

If all the emergency and urgent appointments are not available, and the problem cannot wait, it is up to the doctor to decide if the patient can be seen or not, it is not up to the receptionist (s).

Our nurses and doctors work in well equipped office, minor surgery and recovery rooms, and you can make appointments to see one onf them for health checks, travel vaccincations, child immunisations, ear syringing and ECGs.

Nurses will also provide advice general health, dieting, diabetic control and family planning.

You may also see a nurse for routine blood pressure checks.

To book an your appointment please ask one of our receptionists to book your appointment

Booking Appointments For 8 Week Parent And Baby Immunisations
During the Coronavirus pandemic, all young babies will continue to receive their 2 month (8 week) checks and immunisations from the practice. Patient's should contact the practice to make an appointment for themselves and their baby or babies, with one of our GP's and nurses. Post-natal appointments can also be made with the nurse.

NHS 111 has created Coronavirus pages to inform patient's on what to do based on the above.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, all patient appointments are telephone based triaged where an appointment can be made via the telephone. Alternatively use the eConsult service which we will respond back to you.

Any patients who are exhibiting symptoms of the Coronavirus will not be seen and advised to visit the practice.

Prior to the appointment all patients are required to have their temperatures checked and to ask the receptionist for a token which they can use on our blood pressure machine, the machine will check your Blood pressure, height and weight. You will get a printout of your results which can then be passed onto the receptionist where it can be added to your health records.

Face masks and coverings are to be worn at all times by all GP's, nurses, visitors and patients.

Face Masks And Face Covering Exceptions

1. Exception from face covering badges (for a mobile phone)
2. Exception from face covering badges (to print)
3. Exception from face covering card (to print)

Some people may feel more comfortable showing something that says they do not have to wear a face covering. This could be in the form of an exemption card, badge or even a home-made sign.

Getting The Help That You Need
Most consultations are over the phone and via video. This is for everyone's safety. We will assess your situation and invite you into the practice if needed.

We can arrange same-day appointments if you need urgent care but please don't visit without an appointment. Appointments will be held in the best way to keep you safe from Covid.

You can also contact 111, day or night, for other urgent health advice - including if you have concerns about your Covid-19 symptoms.

Please remember that 999 and A&E are for emergencies.

Please help reduce infections, protect the NHS and keep each other safe.