Alert: Face Mask Request

If you are experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms or have a cough, please consider wearing a face mask when attending the surgery. This is to protect patients, staff and continuity of services. Please be aware that we may have reduced capacity if staff members are unwell. Masks are available at our reception desk if you need one.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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8th August 2025

SystmConnect is the new online consultation platform that enables effective communication for patients. SystmConnect helps improve access and manage demand to our […]

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25th July 2025
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25th July 2025

Wiltshire Together have launched a new 0 – 5 Years Journey webpage that provides helpful information, guidance and advice to […]

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