When the surgery is closed please call 111, the NHS out of hours service. In an acute emergency dial 999 for an ambulance.
Local Pharmacist
Your local pharmacist is an expert in medicines and minor illnesses and a great source of trusted advice on a range of health issues. As well as helping you to get the right over the counter medicine to relieve your symptoms, they will also tell you if something needs attention from your practice nurse, GP, dentist, your local minor injuries unit or urgent care centre.
Emergency and Urgent Care Services
NHS walk-in centres offer convenient access to a range of treatments.
Walk in centres deal with minor injuries and illnesses. These include:
- infections and rashes
- blood pressure checks
- fractures and lacerations
- emergency contraception and advice
- stomach aches
- vomitting and diarrhoea
- hay fever
- insect and animal bites
- stitches (sutures)
- dressing care
- minor cuts and bruises
- minor burns and strains
- stop smoking support
Please click on the link below to see where your nearest Walk In Centre is:
www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/AboutNHSservices/Emergencyandurgentcareservices/Pages/Walk-incentresSummary.aspx