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Building Notice

From the week commencing 19 January 2026, essential repair works will be carried out on the roof of the building.

To ensure the work is undertaken safely and with minimal disruption, there will be a fence separating the rear entrance off Park Road and there may be times when this will be temporarily closed. Access via the footpath to the front entrance will remain available at all times, except on occasional periods when, for safety reasons, the roofing contractors may need to restrict access.

The works are expected to last approximately four weeks, subject to weather conditions. During this period, there may be some noise and minor disruption, including when contacting the Practice by telephone or attending in person.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience and understanding.

Flu cases are rising

Patient Newsletter

Our latest patient newsletter is now available. Paper copies will also be in our waiting room.

Tirzepatide medication (brand name Mounjaro) for weight loss

A new community-based weight management service is set to launch with the new weight management ‘Tirzepatide’ medication (brand name Mounjaro®) being made available to NHS patients to support weight loss. Availability of the drug will be on a pahsed and prioritised basis and patients will need to fulfill the criteria. Please do not contact us before it is confirmed the new service is available in our area, as we won’t be able to refer you.

Please read the FAQ section that explains how the medication works, who can prescribe it, alternative services available for weight loss, and considerations such as side effects, ongoing support, and costs.

The rollout is being coordinated carefully, so patients are encouraged to stay updated via NHS Cheshire and Merseyside ICB page: Mounjaro (Tirzepatide) – NHS Cheshire and Merseyside.

Reducing medicines waste - only order what you need

A large amount of medicines are wasted in Cheshire and Merseyside each year. We need your help to reduce this.

Find out why this is important

What to do when your child has a common illness

Illnesses like coughs, sore throats and ear ache are extremely common in young children, but did you know… our children’s ‘super bodies’ are designed to fight off many common illnesses, without the need for antibiotics?

These common ailments and can be unpleasant for children and their caregivers, but are most often caused by viral infections and do not need to be treated with antibiotics.

Find out what to do when your child has a common illness