South Lincolnshire Rural PCN

12/10/2025

We have some Cambridge University medical students on placement with us in a couple of weeks and part of their training involves speaking to a patient and writing an an anonymous case study on their care.
The topic is palliative or end of life care. This is a difficult topic to find someone willing to open up, so if anyone is willing to, who is registered with us, please get in touch.
You could be a relative of someone going through this tough time, or a patient yourself. Sometimes talking about things can be helpful. Our students are always approachable, professional and considerate.

If you are interested in helping please contact reception either by contact form or telephone and Dr Mitchell will get back to you.
Thank you

11/10/2025

💉 Walk-In Flu Clinic for Over 65s – Today!
We’re holding a walk-in flu vaccination clinic for anyone aged 65 and over today between 10am and 12pm.
📍 No appointment needed – just come along!
🕙 Time: 10:00–12:00
👵 Who: Patients aged 65+
Protect yourself this winter – get your flu jab today! 💪🍂

11/10/2025

700 of you vaccinated today, thanks to our amazing team and your kind feedback 💪

11/10/2025

A huge well done to our fabulous team who have today vaccinated over 500 patients. Amazing work! We have two more flu and Covid clinics scheduled on 18th and 25th October. If you are eligible please book in

10/10/2025

08/10/2025

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01/10/2025

In this second episode of the Everybody, Every Story Cancer Awareness Podcast, host Kavya sits down with Dr. Lucy Rushworth and seven incredible women - Charlotte, Linda, Meena, Melissa, Namrata, Sadia, and Sue - to talk about something that can feel a little awkward but is absolutely vital: breast screening.

Screening can be scary to think about. Myths, fears, and misconceptions often hold people back, but putting off or avoiding screening can mean diagnosing cancer later, when it’s harder to treat. That’s why these women are opening up and sharing their stories.

In this episode, you’ll hear honest conversations about breast screening - the ups and downs, the fears, and even those awkward moments we all secretly worry about. You’ll also hear the facts that cut through the myths - and reminders that screening really can save lives.

Most importantly, you’ll meet women of different ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities who want to empower you with their experiences. Their message is simple: you’re not alone, and talking about screening makes a difference.

This podcast series is brought to you by South Lincolnshire Rural Primary Care Network.

In this second episode of the 'Everybody, Every Story' Cancer Awareness Podcast, host Kavya sits down with Dr. Lucy Rushworth and seven incredible women - Charlotte, Linda, Meena, Melissa, Namrata, Sadia, and Sue - to talk about something that can feel a little awkward but is absolutely vital: breas...

26/09/2025

There is no evidence linking paracetamol use in pregnancy with autism. If you’re pregnant and unsure about what medicines you can take, speak to your midwife, GP or pharmacist - they’re there to guide you. You can also visit our trusted info page below.

You can take normal doses of paracetamol if you're breastfeeding, in line with NHS guidance.

Reliable, evidence-based information matters 💚 https://www.nct.org.uk/information/pregnancy/body-pregnancy/recognising-and-treating-infections-pregnancy