Gardden Road Surgery

09/09/2025

🚨 Flu vaccine appointments are now available to book by calling reception ☎️

Please get in touch to book or decline

🏠 If you need a home visit please let us know at the earliest opportunity so we can plan visits

Covid vaccine boosters are also available for those eligible.

More information on who is eligible for flu vaccines can be found at:

Https://phw.nhs.wales/topics/immunisation-and-vaccines/fluvaccine/eligibility/

Most children and young people will have their vaccine as a quick and painless nasal spray, where a fine mist is sprayed up the nose from the tip of each nostril. The nasal spray vaccine is the recommend flu vaccine for most children and young people from the age of two.

08/05/2025

Update 14:00
Computers now back on, thanks for your patience this morning

🚨🚨🚨 we currently have no computer access so please consider calling another day if your request can safely wait. We don’t have access to emails either. We will update this page as soon as things are resolved. Thank you for your patience

14/10/2024

Flu Vaccines
We still have a few appointments available for Flu Vaccines
Please call reception to book or see if you are eligible
More info at Public Health Wales

11/04/2024

Want to get your child screened for type 1 diabetes?
The ELSA study, led by the University of Birmingham, is screening children, aged 3-13 years to find out their risk of developing type 1 diabetes. This is a simple finger stick blood test, that can be done at home.
Children at high risk can be monitored and could enter research studies aiming to delay the start of type 1 diabetes.
Every family who takes part is helping us to understand more about type 1 diabetes.
For more information, please see our online information tool here: www.elsadiabetes.nhs.uk
If you would like to take part, please fill in the eligibility form: https://redcap.link/The_ELSA_Study
You can contact us by email: elsa@contacts.bham.ac.uk or phone: 0121 414 7814 for online or postal consent options
Thank you.

The ELSA Study