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Patient-focused GP Practice providing exceptional healthcare and diverse services. Please do not post comments if you require an urgent reply.

We are a friendly and approachable team of staff, many of whom have worked at the surgery for a long time. The staff comprises two GP partners, two salaried GP's, two Practice Nurses, Phlebotomist, three Dispensers/admin/reception, Practice Manager, Practice Administrator, Read coder, three Receptionists and Domestic. We are also a teaching Practice for Keele University so we also often have medical students and Registrars working alongside the GP's. This page is not continuously monitored and we aim to reply within working hours, usually within 2 working days.

11/12/2025

🎄 Christmas Jumper Day – 11 December 2025 🧣

It’s time to get festive and cozy! Put on your favourite Christmas jumper and join in the fun on Christmas Jumper Day.

Whether at school, work, or home, this is a day to spread joy, laughter, and festive cheer – all while supporting good causes and making a difference for those in need.

💡 How to take part:

Wear your Christmas jumper and show it off!

Donate to a charity of your choice (many schools and workplaces partner with charities like Save the Children)

Share your festive jumper photos on social media with
Let’s make this Christmas season fun, bright, and full of giving! 🎅💙

08/12/2025

🧔 Decembeard 2025 – Grow a Beard, Fight Bowel Cancer! 🎗️

This December, join the fight against bowel cancer by participating in Decembeard 2025! Whether you grow a full beard, a stylish stubble, or even just support someone taking part, every effort helps raise awareness and funds for life-saving research.

Bowel cancer is one of the most common cancers in the UK, but early detection saves lives. By taking part in Decembeard, you’re helping spread the word, support patients, and make a real difference.

💡 How to get involved:

Grow your beard (or stubble) throughout December

Share your progress on social media with

Encourage friends and family to donate or join the cause

Let’s make this December about style, awareness, and saving lives. Every beard counts! 💙

05/12/2025

💛 National Grief Awareness Week 💛

Grief is something we often feel we have to face alone, but it’s a universal experience that touches all of us at some point in our lives. This week let’s take a moment to acknowledge that grief comes in many forms—loss of loved ones, relationships, opportunities, or even parts of ourselves.

It’s okay to feel, to cry, to remember, and to take time for yourself. And it’s okay to reach out, to share your story, or simply to sit with someone who understands.

Let’s create space for compassion, understanding, and connection. If you’re grieving, you are not alone. 💛

03/12/2025

♿ International Day of People with Disabilities – 3 December 2025 🌍

Today, we celebrate the achievements, contributions, and resilience of persons with disabilities around the world. This day reminds us of the importance of inclusion, accessibility, and equal opportunities for everyone, in every part of society.

Disability doesn’t define ability. By removing barriers, promoting understanding, and embracing diversity, we create communities where everyone can thrive.

💡 What you can do:

Learn about the challenges faced by people with disabilities

Support accessibility initiatives in your workplace, school, or community

Celebrate the talents and achievements of people with disabilities

Let’s stand together for a world that is accessible, inclusive, and equitable for all. 💙

01/12/2025

🌍 World AIDS Day – 1st December 2025 🌍

Today, we join people around the world in marking World AIDS Day — a time to show support for those living with HIV, remember those we’ve lost, and raise awareness about prevention, testing, and treatment.

There are now more effective treatments than ever before. With the right care, people living with HIV can lead long, healthy lives — and treatment also prevents the virus from being passed on to others.

💬 Did you know?

HIV can affect anyone, but stigma and misinformation remain major barriers to testing and treatment.

People living with HIV who are on effective treatment cannot pass the virus on — known as U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable).

Regular testing is quick, confidential, and free through the NHS.

🩸 Take control of your health:
✔️ Get tested – early detection saves lives.
✔️ Practice safer s*x and know your HIV status.
✔️ Support those living with HIV – challenge stigma.

You can find free, confidential testing and information at 👉 www.tht.org.uk
or through your local s*xual health service.

Let’s work together to create a future free from HIV stigma. 💪

28/11/2025

Team Allen St out OUT!! Fabulous Christmas meal tonight at the Queens Freehay🎅🏼🎉🍾🍴💜!!

24/11/2025

Most of our patients are already getting protected this winter. Have you booked yours?

RSV, Flu and COVID vaccines are now available at the practice, and your GP team recommends getting protected before winter illnesses peak.

Tap the link to book.
https://www.allenstreetclinic.com/pages/Appointments

22/11/2025

💚 Today we remember and support Survivors of Su***de Loss Day 💚

This day is dedicated to those left behind after losing someone to su***de. It’s a time to acknowledge grief, share stories, and remind survivors that they are not alone.

If you are grieving:

- It’s okay to feel however you feel — sadness, anger, confusion.
- Reaching out to support groups, friends, or professionals can help you through the journey.
- Sharing memories and stories can be healing.

Let’s stand together to honour loved ones lost and support those left behind.

📌 If you need help or someone to talk to, contact Samaritans: 116 123 or visit www.samaritans.org.
***deLossDay

20/11/2025

🔴Today is Carers Rights Day!🔴

Carers give so much of themselves to support loved ones — but they also have rights that matter. Carers Rights Day is all about raising awareness, empowering carers, and ensuring they get the support they need.

Key things every carer should know:

- You have the right to financial support and benefits
- You can access respite and emotional support
- You are entitled to information and advice about caring responsibilities

If you’re a carer, take a moment today to check your rights, seek help if needed, and remember: you are not alone. 💛

📌 Share this post to help spread awareness and support the incredible carers in our community.

UK | Carers UK

12/11/2025

💚 Stay Well Staffordshire 💚

A new service supporting young people aged 5–18 (up to 25 with SEND or as care leavers) across Staffordshire with mild to moderate mental health needs.

⚠️ Not a crisis or neurodiversity assessment service.

👩‍⚕️ Referrals can be made online by GPs, parents/carers, or young people themselves.

10/11/2025

💜 November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month 💜

This month, we join the global community in raising awareness about pancreatic cancer—a disease that is often diagnosed late and can be particularly aggressive. Awareness is key: early detection saves lives, and spreading knowledge can make a difference.

Here’s how you can help:

- Educate yourself and others about the signs and symptoms.

- Support research and advocacy efforts that aim to improve treatments and outcomes.

- Show solidarity by wearing purple, sharing information, or participating in local awareness events.

Let’s stand together this November to honor those affected by pancreatic cancer and to help drive progress toward better care, earlier detection, and ultimately, a cure. 💜

07/11/2025

💛 Lung Cancer Awareness Month 💛

This November we’re supporting Lung Cancer Awareness Month, a national campaign that aims to raise awareness of the symptoms of lung cancer and encourage early diagnosis.

Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers in the UK, but spotting the signs early can save lives.

🚨 Know the symptoms:

- A cough that doesn’t go away after three weeks

- Persistent chest infections

- Coughing up blood

- Shortness of breath or chest pain

- Fatigue or unexplained weight loss

If you have any of these symptoms, don’t ignore them — please contact your GP practice as soon as possible. Early detection makes treatment more effective and improves outcomes.

🌿 You can reduce your risk by:

- Not smoking (or getting support to stop)

- Staying physically active

- Eating a balanced, healthy diet

- Avoiding exposure to harmful substances like asbestos and second-hand smoke

💬 Remember: It’s always better to check. Your GP wants to hear from you.

Find out more at 👉 www.lungcancerawarenessmonth.org.uk

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Allen Street Clinic
Cheadle
ST101HJ

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 1pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+441538752674

Website

https://www.allenstreetclinic.com/

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