The practice recommends that all women between the ages of 25 and 64 should have this simple, painless test every three years.

Our computerised system ensures that all our patients are offered this service. The test plays a vital part in trying to identify those women who may be at risk of cervical cancer, so that curative treatment may be given.

Over the last few years, the number of women dying from this disease in this country had dramatically fallen due to the success of the smear test programme.

We recommend that all women, but especially those over the age of 40 should be aware of their breasts in such everyday activities as bathing, showering and dressing.

Asthma reviews are carried out by the Practice Nurse. Always remember to bring your inhalers when attending your review.

If you think you may be pregnant, please make an appointment to see the doctor as soon as possible, preferably, having had a pregnancy test first (available at all chemists).

Care during your pregnancy will be shared by the doctor and the midwife, specifically attached to the surgery Clinics are on Wednesday from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

All clinical staff are available with help regarding alcohol support and advice.

Minor Surgery is carried out by the GP on selected days. 

All our practice nurses are available for advice and help regarding weight reduction.