Our New Website

This is our new website. With patients’ needs at the heart of everything we do, it’s been designed to make it quick and easy to find what you’re looking for — whether that’s booking an appointment, ordering a repeat prescription, or finding self-care advice out of hours.

What’s Changed

The new site is built to work properly on a phone as well as a desktop, with clearer navigation and larger text throughout. Information is grouped by what you’re trying to do, rather than how our practice happens to be organised internally.

Let Us Know What You Think

We’ll continue to add and improve content over the coming months. If there’s something you can’t find, or a page you think we’re missing, please let reception know — we’d rather hear it from you than guess.

Please Cancel Appointments You No Longer Need

If you’ve booked an appointment and no longer need it, please let us know as soon as you can.

Every appointment that isn’t cancelled in time is one that can’t be offered to another patient who’s waiting. Cancelling takes a moment — online, through the NHS App, or with a quick phone call — and makes a real difference to how many patients we’re able to see.

How to Cancel

You can cancel online or via the NHS App at any time, or call reception during opening hours. If it’s outside of opening hours, our online cancellation option is still available.

Thank you for helping us make the best use of the appointments we have.

Staying Well This Summer

With warmer weather on the way, a few simple precautions can help you and your family stay well over the summer months.

Keep Hydrated

Drink water regularly throughout the day, particularly during hot spells, and more if you’re active outdoors. Young children and older adults are especially at risk of dehydration, so keep an eye on them during warm weather.

Take Care in the Sun

Use a high-factor sunscreen, seek shade during the hottest part of the day, and wear a hat where possible. Sunburn increases the risk of skin damage over time, so it’s worth taking seriously even on cloudy days.

Look After Your Medication

Some medications need to be stored below a certain temperature, and heat can also affect how your body responds to certain treatments. If you’re unsure whether this applies to you, ask your pharmacist or check with us.

When to Seek Help

Heat exhaustion can develop quickly. If you or someone you’re with becomes confused, stops sweating despite feeling hot, or their symptoms don’t improve after moving somewhere cool and drinking water, seek medical help promptly.