Quakers Lane Surgery

10/01/2026

💬 Andy’s Man Club – Coming to Richmond Rugby Club 💬

From Monday 12th, Andy’s Man Club, the men’s mental health charity, will be holding weekly sessions at Richmond Rugby Club.

🗓 Every Monday
⏰ 6:30pm – 9:00pm
📍 Richmond Rugby Club

Andy’s Man Club offers a safe, non-judgemental space for men to talk, listen and support one another. There’s no pressure, no cost, and no need to book — just turn up.

You don’t need to be a rugby player or club member. If you’re struggling, having a tough time, or simply want to talk, you are welcome.

👉 Sometimes the hardest step is the first one. You don’t have to face things alone.

For more information about Andy’s Man Club, visit their website or speak to one of the facilitators on the night.

05/11/2025

Polite reminder to patients:

ACCURX should not be used for the following:

Requesting or booking appointments.

Prescription queries or ordering medication.

Please contact reception to make apppintments and contact our Dispensary for any prescription related queries.

Thank you.

14/10/2025

ADVANCE NOTICE:

Quakers Lane Surgery will be closed for essential training between the hours of 12:00 AND 15:00 ON WEDNESDAY 15TH OCTOBER.

Thank you.

18/09/2025

SYSTEM OUTAGE ‼️

Unfortunately, we are experiencing a system outage which is affecting all systems we use In practice.

Please be patient when we are trying to contact you or if you are trying to contact the surgery.

Thank you.

17/09/2025

SYSTEM OUTAGE ‼️

We are experiencing a system outage which is affecting all systems we use In practice.

Please be patient when we are trying to contact you or if you are trying to contact the surgery.

Thank you.

22/08/2025

BANK HOLIDAY CLOSING‼️

Quakers Lane Surgery will be closed:
Monday 25th August 2025

If you require a doctor urgently, please telephone 111 OR in an emergency telephone 999.

01/08/2025

From Tuesday 15th July, children across the country have been inspired to move more this summer, with the launch of a new animated series, Activate, co-created by fitness coach, Joe Wicks MBE, and Studio AKA, the team behind ‘Hey Duggee’, and is backed by the government as part of a new partnership to reach schools and families across the country.

Physical activity is essential for growing bodies and minds. But over half (53%) of UK children are not meeting daily activity guidelines. Backed by the Department of Health & Social Care, Department for Education and Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Activate aims to help address inactivity among children by getting children moving and making fitness fun.

The series promotes short bursts of movement through fun, accessible content that can be easily integrated into your day, whether at home, school, summer clubs or on the go - getting children moving over the summer and beyond.

Each 5-minute episode features an animated Joe Wicks, alongside original characters known as the Activators, and upbeat music courtesy of Universal Music UK, who are the exclusive music partners. The first episode of 'Activate' will be available on 15th July for free on The Body Coach YouTube channel, with further episodes released weekly over the holidays.

Please follow the link below to the youtube page.

16/07/2025

Our system is now back up and running.

Thank you for your patience.

16/07/2025

🚨 Please be patient, our system is currently down 🚨

16/06/2025

Quakers Lane Surgery is closed on Wednesday 18th June between 12:00 and 18:00 for staff training. We will reopen at 8:00 on Thursday 19th June.

If you require medical assistance which can not wait until we reopen please call 111. If it is a medical emergency please call 999.

Thank you.

23/05/2025

Quakers Lane Surgery will close for the Bank Holiday on Friday 23rd May at 6pm.

We will reopen on Tuesday 27th May at 8am. The Dispensary will reopen at 8:30am.

If you require medical attention which is not an emergency please call 111. If you need urgent medical attention please call 999.

22/05/2025

Receptionists don't just book people into appointments — they are there to support patients to navigate complex systems to get people the care they need.

They are the entry to the clinical team, and without them, there would be just open access and people using GP appointments when they can be seen by other clinical staff and/or services, leading to even more increased waiting times.

They do, more often that you think, even in a community like ours, take abuse from patients.

You don't know what happened on the call they just took before yours ……

Receptionists are not ‘just admin’ — they are patient advocates, navigating complex systems to get people the care they need. They are the gateway to the cli...