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NHS England is running a campaign to raise awareness of the multi- disciplinary team working in primary care. A new animated film has been developed to explain the additional roles

It is with great sadness that we announce the recent passing of our lovely Practice Nurse, friend and colleague, Sarah Ormonde. Sarah joined the practice in 1999 and looked after hundreds of patients during that time.  She specialised in caring for patients living with asthma or other respiratory diseases.  Sarah’s nursing was her vocation – […]

Update for the new vaccination programme starting April 2024 We will continue to offer vaccinations on a Sunday from mid April onwards. THIS WILL ONLY LAST FOR A SHORT TIME. POSSIBLY EVEN ONE OR TWO WEEKS. At first this will be by invite/booking only. NO WALK IN SERVICE Please await a text message invite or […]

When you arrive at the surgery for a booked appointment, please scan the QR code in reception to check in. This will let the clinician know you’re waiting. Take a seat in the waiting area and you will be called. If it is more than 15 minutes after your booked time please let a receptionist […]

We have had an IT failure this morning and we are awaiting support from the local team to remedy. As such, we apologise for any inconvenience caused. Patients have still been seen and we are sorry for any wait that has occurred. Prescriptions maybe delayed during this time. Online booking has been turned off for […]

A ‘digital prescription’ is an electronic version of yourprescription. You can now use the NHS App to viewand collect any medicines prescribed electronically, includingrepeat and one-off prescriptions. You can now use the NHS App to:• easily see the details of medicines/ items healthcareprofessionals have confirmed for you• use a prescription barcode to collect your medicine […]

There has been a recent rise of measles cases in Birmingham and the West Midlands. If you think you or your child may have measles, contact the practice but do not visit unless instructed, as measles can spread to others easily. Measles is an infection that spreads very easily and can cause serious problems in […]

York Street will be closed to traffic between 7.30am and 5.30pm on Tuesday 9th January due to roadworks. Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times