Future Closures 2023/24

Bank holidays 2023/24

25th December, Monday     Christmas day

26th December, Tuesday Boxing day

1st January, Monday New Year’s Day

29th March, Friday Good Friday

1st April, Monday Easter Monday

6th May, Monday Early May bank holiday

27th May, Monday Spring bank holiday

26th August, Monday Summer bank holiday

25th December, Wednesday Christmas Day

26th December, Thursday Boxing Day

PLT Future dates 2024/25

17th Jan, Wednesday

7th Feb, Wednesday

13th Mar, Wednesday

17th April, Wednesday

14th May, Tuesday

5th June, Wednesday

10th July, Wednesday

19th September, Thursday

17th October, Thursday

13th November, Wednesday

14th January 2025, Tuesday

13th February 2025, Thursday

12th March 2025, Wednesday

Please note we are closed after 1pm during PLT (Protected Learning Time) for mandatory training purposes which all surgeries participate in.

PLT sessions run once a month usually on a weekday afternoon this usually falls on either a Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday.  Excluding August and December.

If you require a doctor during this time and this cannot wait until our reopening the next day then please dial: 111 for the NHS111 out of hours service.

** Prescriptions can take up to 72 hours to process, please bear this in mind when requesting medication.  During public holidays we have an increase in demand to generate prescriptions in a short space of time, please therefore hand medication requests in advance allowing us 3 working days to process. 

Thank you.

 

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Dear Patient,

“Please wear facemask all the the time at the surgery unless you are exempt”

“Please enter your car registration number at the surgery to avoid any fines, There is an Administrative charge for any query regarding fines”.

Cressex Health Centre operates a Zero tolerance policy, with regards to any abusive patient behaviour or language. Zero Tolerance

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