Manor Field Surgery, Maltby

08/01/2026

Have Your Say on Policing Priorities & Precept

South Yorkshire’s Mayor Oliver Coppard has outlined his ambition for more visible policing on our streets and to reduce neighbourhood crime and tackle anti-social behaviour through more investment in policing.

The Mayor is inviting residents to share their views on his proposals by indicating if they are willing to pay a little more towards the policing element of their council tax bill to enable that investment to be made, in order to keep South Yorkshire communities safe.

Local police and fire services are funded through a mix of government grants (around three quarters of the total budget) and the remainder is raised through the council tax precept. In South Yorkshire, the policing precept makes up about 11% of a typical council tax bill.

Extra funding for policing means better policing: safer neighbourhoods, more visible policing, quicker response times and for officers to be equipped with the modern tools they need to do their job.

The proposal is to increase the council tax precept by £15 per year (29 pence per week) for on a Band D property. Which equates to a £10 increase (19 pence per week) for a Band A property.

It’s important that you have your say and help to shape the future of policing. The responses you provide will be used to inform the proposals for the policing budget for the coming year.

The survey can be undertaken via this link or by scanning the QR code below

The survey will close at 12 noon on Thursday 22 January.

Please do share this with your contacts, partners and service users. We are keen to ensure as many residents as possible have the opportunity to have their say!

Kind Regards

Katie Dearnley
Engagement and Consultation Officer – Policing & Crime
Communications & Marketing Directorate


https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90990195/Policing-Precept-2025

05/01/2026

Citizens Advise Self-Serve Kiosk.

Citizens Advise Self-Serve Kiosk is now available to use in the Practice waiting room.
Available from Monday to Friday 8am - 6:30pm

How can the Debt Self-Serve Kiosk help me?

The Citizens advice Kiosks allow you to access the support you need to take control of your finances.

The Kiosks can help you to:

1. Access up to date information on a variety of money related topics.
2. Create your own budget using helpful budgeting tools.
3. Find the answers to various money issues via our frequently asked questions.
4. Book an appointment with a specialist Debt Advisor.

Plus, more help and support.

29/12/2025

Dear Patients,

Season's greetings to you all.

The Care Quality Commission is coming to visit the surgery in the New Year.

This is a routine inspection to assess the quality of the care we provide, patient experience, access to appointments, interactions with doctors, nurses and other members of the team.

If you would like to provide the CQC some insight as to your experience as a patient at Manor Field please use the QR code, phone number or the email below.

If you have any other questions, please contact us syicb-rotherham.manorfieldsurgery@nhs.net

Best wishes,

The Manor Field Team

24/12/2025

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22/12/2025

Every Move Counts:
Helping You Get Moving, One Step at a Time
What is Every Move Counts?
Every Move Counts is a programme of up to 12 weekly sessions, created for anyone living with a long-term health condition who currently does less than 30 minutes of physical activity per week.
It’s designed for people who may find it difficult to be active due to their health – whether physical, mental, or both.
· Physical activity: - Physical activity guidelines for adults aged 19 to 64 - NHS
· MSK: Back pain - NHS
· Arthritis - NHS
· Diabetes: Diabetes - NHS
· Low mood: Get help with low mood, sadness or depression - NHS

If moving more feels challenging right now, this programme will help you gently build activity into your daily life in a safe, manageable and supportive way.
How Does the Programme Work?
• You’ll be supported by a friendly and experienced activity coach.
• The coach will help you gradually add more movement to your routine – nothing too fast or overwhelming.
• The focus is on making lasting changes to your habits, so you keep feeling better over time.
How Can You Get Involved?
You don’t need a GP referral – you can sign yourself up.
If you think this programme is right for you, simply complete the form on our website to get started.
https://everymovecounts.co.uk/
What Are the Benefits?
• Personal support and coaching for up to 12 weeks
• Help to overcome challenges that make it hard to get moving
• Improved physical health and mood
• Better ability to do everyday activities

Every Move Counts is a programme designed to help people with diabetes, muscle/ joint problems & people feeling low to get more active.

22/12/2025

22/12/2025

Season's Greetings!

Our service is regulated and assessed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Please feedback to CQC on care you have received from us via Give Feeback on Care.

You can also call CQC on 03000 616161

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03/12/2025

EVERY MOVE COUNTS !
Dear all, Please see this link - our patients are able to self-refer on the website.

Every Move Counts is a programme designed to help people with diabetes, muscle/ joint problems & people feeling low to get more active.

02/12/2025

Parkinson's is a progressive neurological condition.

This means that it causes problems in the brain and gets worse over time.

There are many potential signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s, and each person can experience them differently.

Rotherham Support Group - Wednesday Lunch Club

Come and join us for an informal meet up with time to chat over a drink, and some people also stay on for lunch. There's no need to book!

We meet weekly on Wednesdays from 11.30am to 1.30pm at the Brentwood Hotel, Rotherham.

Volunteers needed! Do you have an hour or two to spare each month? We are looking for volunteers to help with the running of the group.

You might be helping with the refreshments or greeting people when they arrive.

When
• Weekly every Wednesday
From 11:30 until 13:30

Primary contact
Michael Speight
07790 229 134
hesling25@gmail.com

26/11/2025

The Medicines Management Team have been collaborating Manor Field surgery for several months to provide clinical pharmacist and pharmacy technician reviews.

During these reviews, our team may need to verify your identity by asking for information such as your date of birth (DOB) or address.

Please note: We will never ask for bank details or payment for these services.

For further confirmation, you can:
• Contact your GP practice directly to verify our involvement.
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• Visit our website: www.medicinesteam.co.uk

IMPORTANT: Warning of Local Scams

We have been informed of a scam targeting patients locally, where scammers pretend to be from the GP surgery, attempting to sell medication or products and asking for bank details.

If you receive such a call:
• End the call immediately.
• Inform your GP practice and contact the police by calling 101.

Please remember: Your GP practice or The Medicines Management Team will NEVER try to sell medication or request bank details from you. Your safety and trust are our prioritie

https://www.medicinesteam.co.uk/guidance-and-assurance-from-scams

Learn about the Medicines Management Team's collaboration with your GP practice for clinical pharmacist and pharmacy technician reviews. Your identity may be verified during these reviews, but we will never request bank details or payment.

24/11/2025

New scam impersonates NHS calls
Scam calls

A scam in which fraudsters impersonate the NHS via automated phone calls has been reported.

The calls, which appear to come from a UK mobile number, claim that patients must update their GP records over the phone or risk being removed from the practice list.

They may ask for personal information, such as address, NHS number, or bank details.

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The public is being warned that these calls are not genuine and told that the NHS will never contact patients by phone to demand updates to their records, threaten removal from a GP list, or request personal or financial information.

Patients have been advised to end the call and ring the practice directly if they are unsure whether a call is genuine.

And they have been asked to report suspected fraud to the NHS Counter Fraud Authority at https://cfa.nhs.uk/report-fraud.