Manor Road Surgery Beverley

03/09/2025

02/09/2025

We have set the dates of our main flu clinics. For most patients the earliest the vaccine can be given is the beginning of October. This applies to both pharmacies and GP practices. Therefore our clinics will run the 1st weekend in October.

Saturday 4th October - 8am - 4.30pm - over 65s
Sunday 5th October - 8am - 12pm - under 65s with a qualifying illness
Sunday 5th October - 12.30 - 4pm over 65s.

Pregnant ladies can receive the vaccine earlier and we are in the process of contacting them to offer and arrange. Children age 2 and 3 are also being contacted as the vaccine can now be given.

If you have received a text link and are able to book online - the practice would really appreciate you using this link to free up the phone lines for those that cannot.

Thank you

29/08/2025

Please note.

The hospital labs are getting a new system and they are restricting what can be sent to the labs for testing today (Friday 29th August) to Tuesday 2nd September inclusive.

This includes bloods and urine samples.
All clinics have been cancelled for bloods for this reason.

Please check before dropping in any samples.

This is out of the practice control.
Thank you for your understanding.

22/08/2025

Come join us today.

Free cancer awareness and wellbeing day.

9am -4pm at Flemingate

Please come and say hello to the team. 👋

22/08/2025

Today!

Free cancer awareness and wellbeing day. A GP from Manor Road will be there and other staff. Blood pressure checks will also be available.

Dr Carruthers will also be there from the Old Fire Station for mole checks 9am-12am

9am -4pm at Flemingate

Please come and say hello to the team. 👋

21/08/2025

A staff member has found this bracelet with message on near the health centre on her lunch.

Well done to the lifesavers, a group of 4 girls taking part in lifestyle to raise awareness of the British Heart Foundation.

For more information about the British heart foundation click go to: www.bhf.org.uk

Ps you did make our staff member smile 😊
Please share to make the lifesavers aware of this post.
Thank you

19/08/2025

From 1 July 2025, routine cervical screening intervals have been extended from 3 to 5 years for participants aged 25-49 who test negative after attending cervical screening on or after this
date. This means all patients recalled age 25 - 65 who have a normal smear will now be called every 5 years unless specified by the lab due to previous results.

In September, those who have a negative test result will be notified of this by an NHS App message. It will also appear as an NHS App notification. If the NHS App message isn’t read within 72 hours, a letter will be sent as a failsafe. This means you get your result quicker , it saves the environment and also NHS money sending the letters.

Abnormal result letters will continue for the time being to be delivered by post.

This change follows the successful rollout of digital invitations and reminders in June 2025, where since the launch, 9 out of every 10 invitations are being sent digitally, with the remainder being sent by post.

For those of you who don't have the NHS app - please go to:
www.nhs.uk/nhs-app/

13/08/2025

Free cancer awareness and Wellbeing day.

Friday 22nd August
Flemingate
9am - 4pm

05/08/2025

For mental health and wellbeing please watch the video for how to access help.

https://yourhealth.humber.nhs.uk/

30/07/2025

There are a lot of roadworks going on around Beverley currently and this is causing a delay for road users.

Flemingate and Minster Way are currently closed.

Please allow extra time to get to the surgery if you have an appointment and arrive on time.

All patients should be aware of these issues and it is important patients arrive on time.

You maybe asked to rebook if you arrive late as it puts extra pressure on the clinicians and would also make other patients late who have appointments after you which is unfair.

Thank you

15/07/2025

Over 100,000 people in Humber and North Yorkshire live with asthma. The condition causes symptoms like wheezing, coughing, breathlessness.

Some patients overuse short acting inhalers such as Salbutamol to quickly relieve symptoms. Over-reliance on these inhalers is linked to more frequent asthma attacks and preventable deaths. Overuse of these inhalers is often a sign of poor asthma control. Overuse can also cause side effects like increased heart rate, tremors, and headaches.

The practice monitors how many inhalers patients order and we do require patients to come in for an asthma review yearly to check your control. This is for your own health benefit and safety to check your asthma is controlled.

24/06/2025

A watch has been handed in, found in front of the Health centre. Please come and get it if it’s yours.