Blackhall & Peterlee Practice

Blackhall & Peterlee Practice The Blackhall and Peterlee Practice is a 4 partner GP practice in County Durham There are approximately 10,000 patients. Blackhall - is an ex-mining community.

The Blackhall and Peterlee Practice currently comprises four partners working from two surgery sites, i.e. Blackhall Community Health Centre at Blackhall and Peterlee Community Hospital, Peterlee. The sites are situated near to the coastline between Hartlepool, Sunderland and Durham with easy access to Newcastle, Durham, the North York Moors and Pennines. In May 2001 we moved into a new purpose built Health Centre partly funded by the North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Trust and in 2006 this was further extended. As well as having 11 consulting rooms, three nurse consulting rooms and spacious administration space, the building also has physiotherapy, chiropody, counselling, child health, health visitor and district nurse accommodation. Peterlee - is a rather nomadic and transient New Town. The surgery is based within the Peterlee Community Hospital and is a very modern site dealing with a wider cross section of the population with people moving to Peterlee not only from different parts of the country but different parts of the world with the introduction of many foreign companies into the industrial estates. The atmosphere at all sites, whilst very caring and efficient, is also very informal and we feel there is an excellent working relationship between all disciplines. The two sites are approximately 3 miles apart. Both sites work as one large practice, with a corporate image and the same high standard of services available at any site. The nursing staff work between the two sites ensuring Chronic Disease clinics are offered to all the patients.

29/01/2026

Support for Children & Young People’s Mental Health πŸ§ πŸ’¬

We wanted to share an important opportunity for families in our community. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) are holding nurse drop-in sessions where parents and carers of children aged 5–19 can speak directly with a CAMHS worker about concerns around their child’s needs.

πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈ What’s available at the drop-in?

β€’ Friendly CAMHS worker to talk through your child’s needs
β€’ Information about local mental health support and services
β€’ A chance to ask questions and get guidance on next steps

β€’One of the Family Hub team will also be there to provide extra support and signposting.

πŸ“† When & where?

Details of the upcoming drop-in sessions β€” including dates, times and venues (such as family hubs) β€” can be found on the Durham County Council website:

πŸ‘‰ https://www.durham.gov.uk/article/31439/Child-and-Adolescent-Mental-Health-Services-CAMHS-Nurse-Drop- (Click for full info)

πŸ“ž Need support sooner?

If you’re looking to make a referral to CAMHS directly, you can contact them on 0300 123 9296. In a mental health crisis, please call NHS 111 and select the mental health option for immediate help.

πŸ’› Supporting the mental wellbeing of children and young people in Seaham and across County Durham matters β€” please feel free to share this with parents, carers, teachers and families who might benefit.

29/01/2026
20/01/2026

Hypertension is the number one risk factor for:
‼️ Heart attack
‼️ Stroke

and can lead to:
‼️ Chronic kidney disease
‼️ Dementia

Get your blood pressure checked today!

20/01/2026
20/01/2026

Please cancel your unwanted appointments
Last month we had 2899 booked appointments, 2390 of those attended. 236 failed to attend and 577 did manage to cancel in time to be reused.
We are so grateful for those 236 that did cancel. This is an massive improvement from previous months and we greatly appreciate this please continue so we have more available appointments.
If you find yourself not needing an appointment there are various ways to cancel:
If you have the NHS app this can be done at the click of a button no waiting in the call queue.
Telephone the surgery
Call into the surgery
Link on the website
Thanks for your help πŸ˜€

16/01/2026

Grief has many triggers - some expected, some that seem to come out of nowhere.
Be gentle with yourself.

For information on managing grief, visit cruse.org.uk

16/01/2026

Looking for local cancer services?

Our local cancer support search in partnership with the Cancer Care Map is here to help.

Whether you've been recently diagnosed, are undergoing treatment, or are supporting a loved one, this free resource helps you find out what cancer support services are available in your area.

These include emotional and practical support, financial advice and wellbeing activities.

Local cancer support services near you may include:

πŸ’š Macmillan Information and Support Centres

πŸ’š Counselling

πŸ’š Emotional support groups

πŸ’š Financial and benefits advice

πŸ’š Physical activity programmes for people with cancer

πŸ’š Complementary therapies

πŸ’š Practical help with daily tasks

πŸ’š Support for carers and family members.

Everyone should be able to access the cancer support they need, no matter where they live or what their situation is.

To find out more, click here: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/stories-and-media/blogs/looking-for-local-cancer-services

13/01/2026

Address

Hesleden Road
Hartlepool
TS274LQ

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+441915864331

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