Alert: Face Mask Request

If you are experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms, or have a cough, you will now be asked to wear a face mask when attending the surgery, with masks available at our reception desk if you need one. This measure is in response to the current high levels of flu / respiratory illness affecting both patients and staff. This is a temporary, risk-based precaution to protect our patients, colleagues and continuity of services. Please be aware that we may have reduced capacity if staff members are unwell.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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