Surgery opening times

Surgery opening times are from 8.00am - 6.00pm Monday to Friday. The practice closes at 12 noon on the last Thursday of each month for training.

DOCTORS' CONSULTATION Times

Dr Knill	is available Monday to Wednesday all day and Thursday mornings.
Dr Rathe	is not available on Thursday afternoon
Dr Cureton	is available on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Dr Palin	is available on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
Dr Sharma	is available on Monday and Tuesday all day and Wednesday morning
Dr Shah	is not available on Tuesday afternoon
Dr Bunstone	is not available on Monday afternoon
Dr Hussain	is not available on Wednesday morning
Dr Hadland	is available on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

PRACTICE NURSES

Sister Johnson	is available Monday to Thursday all day and Friday morning
Sister McPartland	is available Monday to Friday
Sister Syddall	is available Monday to Thursday
Nurse Perrins	is available Monday to Friday until 1pm

We now offer evening appointments every Monday and Wednesday evenings. These appointments are to help patients who have difficulty getting to the surgery in normal working hours.

When the surgery is closed, urgent cases only should ring (01925) 650999 for attention. NHS Direct is a 24 hour nurse-led, confidential helpline providing advice and information on what to do if you are feeling ill, health concerns for you and your family, local health services and self-help and support organisations. NHS Direct is available to all patients and they will advise on your condition and the action you should take. Their telephone number is 0845 4647 and is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year. There is a large car park at the health centre with easy access for wheelchairs. There are no steps to any of the consulting rooms. If you experience difficulties please tell one of the receptionists. A disabled toilet is available within the practice. To use these facilities please ask at reception.

It is very important that you should NEVER park in a space marked DOCTORS ONLY, since this seriously inhibits the doctors' ability to deal promptly with requests for emergency visits. In addition, you should NEVER park on the double yellow lines or on the yellow box near the main entrance. These precautions exist to facilitate emergency vehicle access (ambulance, fire and police). Failure to comply with this rule may interfere with the emergency services and put lives at risk.

We have the privilege of having a car park but at busy times it can get full. If the car park is full you must not park on the grassed areas or in a way that will block in other cars. In these circumstances you should park elsewhere.