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On Thursday 14th November 2024, we will be introducing Total Triage system. Please do not queue outside the Surgery as you will no longer be able to book an appointment without submitting an online triage form first.Total Triage
18.09.2024 – Parking – Please be advised we are having repairs made to our roof and there will be limited parking at the surgery for at least 6 weeks, if you are able to avoid bringing a car to your appointments please do consider this.
If you have received an invite for a flu vaccine please contact us to book your appointment or to decline this vaccine. Flu
Outside conventional NHS services there is significant support provided by charitable organisations and also the local council (which often provides a coordination role). These services provide some important support for health and can make a real difference.
In addition, becoming a volunteer can bring benefits not just to the local community but also for yourself. How to become a volunteer is also covered below.
Support is available in a number of areas including:
Health conditions
If you look under different conditions, including long term conditions, in Bucks Health Hub you will find there is a lot of excellent local and national support which comes from organisations outside the NHS, see under
Patient groups
There is also support for specific groups such as veterans and carers which is covered under
Voluntary organisations near the practice
You can find voluntary organisations local to the practice which may be able to support you.
Local charities and activities
There is a data base of local voluntary organisations including activities and services under
Beyond the local council’s role in social care (see under Support in your own home, a care home and a nursing home) it has an important role in areas which can affect health including providing information on local charitable organisations. You can find an overview under
You can directly access the many council services and voluntary services without needing to see your GP first. Some of these local services have been listed in the section “Outside practice self-referrals”, see under
This includes
You can also review voluntary and council support for the social side of life, see under
The benefits of volunteering are both for your community but also for yourself.
As Do IT suggests some of the benefits of volunteering include:
There is information on volunteering locally including organisations which match volunteers with organisations, see under
There may be opportunities for you to volunteer and help within the local community associated with the practice, see under