Services and clinics

Community midwife, Mandy Allonby

As soon as you know you're pregnant, book with your GP or contact the midwife directly. Some screening, such as for sickle cell and thalassaemia, needs to happen before 10 weeks. NHS pregnancy guide · Healthy Start vouchers

Practice nurse and healthcare assistant

For asthma, COPD, diabetes, heart disease and other long-term conditions, we use care and support planning. It works in two steps:

1. Tests first: bloods (no fasting), weight, blood pressure and, for diabetes, a foot check.
2. Your review: with your results ready, talk with the nurse about what matters to you and agree a plan.

Book a long-term condition review online

Practice nurse, Sandra Rae

We invite you when your annual or interim review is due.

Practice nurse, Sandra Rae

Pre-arranged appointments. Diabetes UK

Practice nurse, Sandra Rae

Reviews for heart disease and high blood pressure when your check is due.

Nurse or healthcare assistant

By appointment, after a consultation with a doctor or nurse.

Practice nurse, Sandra Rae

We follow the NHS schedule and send invitations. NHS vaccinations and when to have them

GP

Your baby's first check with a GP is at around 6 weeks. Your health visitor also offers reviews at 6–8 weeks, 8–12 months and 2–2½ years. Please don't bring a poorly child to a routine check. Ask reception for your health visiting team's details.

GP and practice nurse

Advice on all methods of contraception and sexual health concerns.

Practice nurse

Our practice nurse is trained to give menopause advice and support.

GP assistant

Book online

Practice nurse (female)

Book online when you're invited.

GP

Pre-arranged, after a consultation with a doctor.

Nurse or healthcare assistant

A check-up to spot early signs of stroke, kidney disease, heart disease, type 2 diabetes and dementia. About the NHS Health Check

Practice nurse

Advice and vaccinations for travel. Some vaccines and the advice appointment have a charge. Travel health

Mental health practitioner, Raine Marshall

Support for anxiety, low mood and other mental health concerns. Ask at reception or through MARA.

PCN pharmacist, Richard Ward

Reviews of your repeat medicines, especially if you take several.

Care coordinator, Shana Pidduck

Help organising care and support, including links to local community services.