Station Surgery

24/11/2025

White Ribbon Day 25th November 2025
Use on social media to spread the word.

• 1 in 4 women will be a victim to sexual assault or attempted assault in their lifetimes. (National Audit
Office, 2025)
• 39% of secondary school teachers said they are aware of at least one incident of misogynistic
behaviour from a pupil in the last week. (BBC, 2025)
• 3 in 5 women have experienced sexual harassment, bullying or verbal abuse in the workplace. 3 in 5 have
experienced 3 or more incidents of bullying at work. (Trades Union Congress, 2023)

21/11/2025

19/11/2025

💊💊💊World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week 18th-24th November💊💊💊

Antimicrobial Resistance is one of the most urgent global threats to the public’s health. Antibiotics can cause side-effects, including nausea and diarrhoea and contribute to the development of

18/11/2025

📢 We Need Your Support!
In 2021, Station Surgery was temporarily relocated due to our original building no longer meeting regulatory standards. At the time, the NHS made a clear promise to our patients: to find a long-term home back in the heart of Leyland.
✅ We’ve now found a viable premises just 20 metres from our original site.
❌ But the ICB (Integrated Care Board) is refusing to honour their commitment and has declined the relocation.
This decision affects YOU—our patients—and your access to care.
👉 What you can do:
Please email the ICB directly and ask them to support our move:
📧 Lscicb-fw.patientexperience@nhs.net
Here’s a message you can copy and send:
“As a patient of Station Surgery, I support the relocation back to its original site in Leyland. A suitable premises has been found, and I ask the ICB to honour its commitment to patients. Please approve this move and put the health of our community first.”
Let’s come together as a community and get Station Surgery back where it belongs 💙

14/11/2025

11/11/2025

We are closed from 1pm today for staff training.
We will re open at 8am tomorrow morning.
During this time, for medical assistance, you can still use:
NHS 111
NHS App Symptom Checker
or 999 in a medical emergency.