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We are now able to offer online appointment booking and an improved prescription request service. Please visit the surgery to register for these online services.

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You can now book your cervical smear test online. We offer appointments from 8.30am until 6.15pm. If you do not see a suitable appointment time, please contact the surgery and we will be happy to book a time that is convenient.

If you wish to sign up for online booking, please present at reception after 10am and bring proof of ID and your email address with you.

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