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04/02/2026
Clinical Sickness - 04/02/2026
Please be aware that we have a reduced number of appointments today due to clinical sickness, we apologise for the inconvenience and please only contact the Practice today for urgent enquiries.
02/02/2026
Qwell - Mental Health Support for Adults
02/02/2026
Kooth - Mental Health Support (11 - 25 years old)
Do you need support with your Mental Health and are aged between 11 and 25 years old, then Kooth is here to help.
19/01/2026
Cervical Screening - Saves Lives
14/01/2026
Women's Community Get - Together
17th January 2026
12/01/2026
Mental Health and Wellbeing when living with Type 2 Diabetes
08/01/2026
Friends & Family - December 2025
Thank you to everyone who participated in the December 2025 Friends & Family survey. All feedback is greatly appreciated and will be used to review and improve our services.
23/12/2025
Bridgit – Cambridgeshire (link)
We want to remind you about Bridgit an AI-enabled carer support platform providing a one-stop shop for carers across Cambridgeshire. Bridgit is supported by Cambridgeshire County Council, Caring Together and Peterborough City Council, has been designed by carers and care experts to help those juggling busy and often stressful lives. Its user-friendly interface makes it easy to navigate, even for those with limited digital experience.
How Bridgit supports carers:
Comprehensive resources: Free wellbeing, employment, finance, and care advice, plus events.
Local and national support: Tailored services and training opportunities.
Personalised Self-Care Plans: Customisable plans to manage wellbeing.
Available 24/7: Access resources anytime, without registration.
AI-powered experience: Relevant content personalised for each user.
Carers can use Bridgit without creating an account or sign up for fortnightly emails. A carer support coach is also available via WhatsApp offering guidance on topics such as carer assessments, care providers, emergency planning, work/life balance, carers allowance, cost of living, and mental health support.
Please share Bridgit with the carers you support—patients, service users, or families—so they can access the help they need.
Access Bridgit here:
The online support tool helps people like you to identify challenges they are facing and connect them to solutions, support and real conversations.
28/11/2025
Practice Newsletter - November 2025
Our practice newsletter is now available to view. Please click on the link below to view it.
17/11/2025
Advance Warning - Road Closure - Thursday 20th November 2025
We have been notified by Cambridgeshire County Council, that Cambridgeshire Highways will be working along the carriageway at North Brink on Thursday 20th November 2025.
Between 09.30 and 14.30 - the road will be closed.
10/11/2025
Remembrance Day - 11/11/2025
We will be holding a 2 minute silence tomorrow morning at 11.00am for Remembrance Day. Our fire alarm will sound briefly for those inside the practice to mark the start and end of the 2 minute silence. Phone calls will not be answered during this time.
Thank you for your understanding,.
06/11/2025
Veteran ID Cards
An HM Armed Forces Veteran Card is a way for patients to prove that they have served in the UK Armed Forces. The card can make it quicker and easier to access support and veterans’ services, and it’s free to apply.
If you are eligible for a Veteran ID Card, these can be applied for via the GOV.UK website.
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Among the distinguished assemblage of buildings which make up the North Brink, number seven is notable for its sophisticated design and the quality of the eighteenth century stone front. The main rooms inside have original fireplaces and panelling and the front door, being raised, indicate that the door was from an open court.
The surviving title deed mentions an earliest date of 1662 but the plans suggest a house may have been on the site before that.
in 1747 it passed to John Wrangle and it was about this time that it was rebuilt.
The earliest Doctor was Dr Ralph Archibould Snr, then passing to his nephew and adding a new Doctor, Thomas Stear.
Today we have a completely revamped interior, while keeping the lovely stone front. Fondly remembered by those who have been patients here for their whole lives, the North Brink Practice remains an integral part of the Wisbech community and town.