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CHANGES TO APPOINTMENT BOOKING SYSTEM FROM 30th SEPTEMBER 2019

PLEASE CLICK ON APPOINTMENTS ABOVE TO SEE DETAILS OF THE CHANGES TO OUR BOOKING SYSTEM.

CHANGES TO ORDERING PRESCITIONS BY EMAIL

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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAR PARK

WE REGRET THAT WE HAVE HAD TO SECURE THE SERVICES OF A CAR PARK MANAGEMENT COMPANY FOR OUR CAR PARK.

A CAMERA IS NOW INSTALLED TO RECORD THE NUMBER PLATE OF ALL VEHICLES ENTERING THE CAR PARK.

ANYONE WITH LEGITAMITE BUSINESS IN THE SURGERY MUST ENTER THEIR CAR REGISTRATION NUMBER ON 1 OF 2 IPADS LOCATED IN RECPTION AREA TO RECEIVE A PARKING PERMIT, ALSO IF SOMEONE IS WAITING FOR YOU IN THE CAR PARK THEIR REGISTRATION NUMBER MUST BE ENTERED ON 1 OF THE IPADS.

CAR NUMBER PLATES THAT ARE NOT VALIDATED WILL RECEIVE A PARKING FINE.

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Slow walking at 45 'a sign of faster ageing'
Gait speed in mid-life indicates how fast the brain and body are ageing, researchers found.
Questions remain over puberty-blockers, as review clears study
But questions remain over the use of puberty blockers, say Newsnight's Deb Cohen and Hannah Barnes.
Batten disease: Unique drug for a girl with deadly brain disease
Mila is having far fewer - and briefer - seizures after a drug was designed just for her.
'Unacceptable' delays in diagnosing secondary breast cancer
People should know the signs that breast cancer has spread to other parts of the body, a charity says.
Mother's sepsis warning after hospital failure
Five-year-old Ava Macfarlane died from sepsis in December 2017.
England sees 'worst summer on record' for A&E waits
Thousands of patients wait more than four hours, as doctors warn of a difficult winter ahead.
Having children more a priority for Westerners - Swansea uni study
People in Western countries are more likely to look for a partner who wants children, a study finds.
Obesity: Ban snacking on public transport, top doctor says
England's top doctor also wants to see extra taxes placed on unhealthy foods to tackle child obesity.
Long-term Lyme disease 'actually chronic fatigue syndrome'
Most people who think they have chronic Lyme disease are more likely to have chronic fatigue syndrome, say experts.
What do you think of a public transport snack ban?
Has the plan found favour with commuters across the country, or left a bad taste in the mouth?

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Acid reflux drugs linked to increased stomach cancer risk
"A drug commonly used to treat acid reflux is linked to a more than doubled risk of developing stomach...
Nutrient drink for Alzheimer's has disappointing result in trial
A new study investigating the effects of a nutrient drink for Alzheimer's disease has led to very different...
Marriage may help lower dementia risk
"Marriage and having close friends may help protect against dementia, according to Loughborough University...
Afternoon open heart surgery 'leads to fewer complications'
"Afternoon heart surgery has lower risk of complications, study suggests," says The Guardian. Researchers...
Report calls for better mental health support in the workplace
"Up to 300,000 people with long-term mental health problems have to leave their jobs each year, a report...
Blood-thinning drugs may reduce dementia risk in people with irregular heartbeats
"Common blood thinning drugs halve the risk of dementia for patients who have an irregular heartbeat,"...
New genetic variants associated with breast cancer identified
"Do you have one of the 180 breast cancer genes? One in five women has a variant that raises her risk...

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