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From 12PM on Wednesday the 15th of July we will be closed for essential staff training. We kindly ask that you contact us on another day for a routine appointment or our out of hours service on 0161 336 5958.
If you feel your symptoms are not urgent but still require on the day treatment you can also contact 111 or your local pharmacy to see if you are eligible for the pharmacy first scheme.
Thank you for your patience. We will reopen as usual at 8AM the following day.
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For more information about what you can expect from us and how you can help us, you can visit the You and Your General Practice website from NHS England.
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We’re pleased to announce that we’ve added speech, reading and translation support to our website with the ReachDeck toolbar.
The ReachDeck Toolbar is part of our new accessibility software from Texthelp called ReachDeck. The Toolbar is one of three ways it’s helping us to improve digital accessibility and inclusion.
The ReachDeck Toolbar gives our website visitors a choice in how they understand our content. Helping them to interact with us independently. It’s especially useful to people who struggle with reading. Those who have a visual impairment. Or, people who prefer to read in their own language.
Give it a try! Scroll to the top of the page!
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