Open toolbar Coronavirus (COVID-19) Get information about Coronavirus on NHS.UK Patient Participation Group The patient participation group is made up of several patients, a doctor, a nurse, the practice manager and reception manager. If you have any comments or suggestions you would like to make, but feel uncomfortable talking direct to the practice staff, ask for a patient member of this group to contact you. Any discussions will be confidential and your concern will be passed on to the next meeting of the whole group to discuss and if possible resolve your problem, anonymously if you prefer. This could be anything from the decor in the waiting room, your personal treatment by staff or perhaps a suggestion for improving the service that the doctors or the surgery offers. Simply contact reception on 01952 660444 and ask for a member to contact you. They are here to help. The group also run the ‘books for sale’ in the waiting room, which raises money for some of the little extras around the building that make visiting that much nicer. If you would like to donate any books for this, please ask reception first as storage facilities are very limited. The group reserves the right to ‘vet’ any books provided and not display any which might cause offence. The group also edits ‘newsbeat’ the practice newsletter, which is published four times a year. Surveys & Annual Reports Plus Minutes of Our AGMs PPG Report 2015 PPG Report 2014 PPG Report 2013 PPG Report 2012 PPG AGM 2014 PPG AGM 2013 Accessibility Statement Contact Us Disclaimer GDPR Site Admin Useful Links

Open toolbar Coronavirus (COVID-19) Get information about Coronavirus on NHS.UK Services Clinics Well Person Checks Mammography and Smears Chronic Disease Care Minor Surgery Contraceptive Services Planning your Baby and Childbirth Ante-Natal Care Health Visitors Clinics Non NHS Fees Special Tests We provide appointments for a number of special investigations. Appointments for all these can be made at the reception desk. Tests that can be provided on site include: Blood taking (phlebotomy) ECGs Breathing tests (spirometry) Breath tests for stomach infections. Child and Family The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) team visits on a Wednesday. They operate their own appointment system. To be seen by the team, you will need to see your own GP who can make a referral to CAMHS if you both think that is appropriate. Accessibility Statement Contact Us Disclaimer GDPR Site Admin Useful Links