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I came into the chemist today to collect my son’s Dosset box which contains his epilepsy medication snd was told it was already away in the van. I asked would it be there by 6pm tonight as he had no medication for tonight and I was told it would be. No medication has arrived tonight and now I am really concerned he will have a seizure tonight. — Feem…@hotmail.co.ukreveal  05/10/2023

Just paid £3 for 18 chips, beware —  02/10/2023

I came in to temporarily register and was flatly refused. I needed advice and possible blood test because of my skin. Receptionist asked Practice Partner, she refused and I was standing there utterly disgusted that they can do this. I have been given help by Lymington Hospital twice but I do need to register with a Doctor. I am 63 years old and have a valid reason for asking for help. I am not a time waster. Lymington advised that I may have to go to Southampton Hospital. I will not go there an help add to the overstretched Nurses and Doctors massive work load.
Disappointed is putting it mildly! — Jack…@outlook.comreveal  02/10/2023

Ladies were brilliant Debbie& susan Absolutely wonderful great experience such a great. Vibe — have…@gmail.comreveal  01/10/2023

Fantastic pharmacy so helpful genuine lovely caring staff go out of their way to make you feel supported and valued as a client wouldn’t go anywhere else — stev…@outlook.comreveal  29/09/2023

The floor and tables were unclean - covered in food scraps and nobody was cleaning or clearing any tables ! Disgusting- won’t go back —  27/09/2023

I would avoid this Chemist like the plague. They are not set up properly for doing flu vaccinations and are very offhand if you query what the young man says. No customer care at all. Avoid. —  27/09/2023

Fabulous coffee sold here . Visited 4/8/23. Best coffee I have had for years . Very helpful team . Great location . —  24/09/2023

Dear Practice Manager & General Practitioner's

I wanted to express a view of concern as a patient who has been with the surgery since 2006.

I thoroughly appreciate the care I have had from the doctors in the surgery over the years and appreciate the tough time you have had through Covid.

I do however feel my accessibility to medical services has declined. It is impossible for a busy working mother to wait for a phone call as a first instance to talk to a doctor within an 4 hour window and not be able to see someone in person ?

There have been numerous times when I've called and been on hold for 45 - 1 to be told I need to book a window opportunity for a doctor to call me back .. it is impossible for most people to wait by the phone. Not to be able to emotionally connect in person with a doctor regarding the important reason you may be calling. If you are triaged to see a doctor you then have the next difficult task to get an appointment that is convenient. So difficult to see a doctor in the evening or weekends .. when most people can and it's not an emergency .., I work a number of weekends and week days in London .. so know how important flexibility is.

Please could I implore you to bring back the come and wait to see a doctor opportunity in the mornings or something that makes seeing a doctor more accessible. The lovely receptionist explained to me today it's not coming back ...and doctors feel they can see more people .. it feels the reverse for your patients.

The next door doctors still offers the service to see a doctors in the morning which feels like the best way to give your patients more options.

I have also had trouble even getting an appointment to get a coil fitted over the last two years as you only have one or two practitioners that can do this and you offer no free appointments and don't have the diary far out in advance .. again for normal people to plan ! I miss have been recommended this might be a good option for me but just can't go through the pain of trying to book an appointment again - as I need a phone consultation again. A face to face and then the procedure !

Please just make the practice more accessible .. Covid did many things but lessening the service is so hard for many of your patients.

Thank you for your consideration.

Anna Moir — anna…@mac.comreveal  21/09/2023

Good full of abuse —  20/09/2023

Hello, we are coming tomorrow at 10am for our covid boosters , would it be possible to have our flu booster at the same time?
Regards Clare & Michael sheppard — clar…@gmail.comreveal  20/09/2023

First time at the Blue Boar, made welcome by the friendly staff. Service was first class, food was generous side portion even though our party of 4 order from the under £10 menu. It came quickly and more importantly was all piping hot. The pub was extremely busy, but the car park was large and parking was easy. Highly recommend you try this pub, but book first as you might be disappointed if you don’t. We will definitely return. First class, service, food and the price was very fair. — Gord…@googlemail.comreveal  19/09/2023

Worst service imaginable,just ordered chips and still waiting half a hour later. —  16/09/2023

I was told that Vanessa Valente had left the practice but she is still listed on your website as a practitioner. — jrw…@duck.comreveal  13/09/2023

Brilliant —  11/09/2023

It seems that if I want a repeat prescription now I have to contact the pharmacy.
Been trying to contact the pharmacy continuously from 9am - 12pm with no success. Now I’m trying to email without being able. How can this be progress, I used to be able to call in and within a few days the medication would be ready.
If this is the way it you need to man the phones. —  11/09/2023

One of the finest Fish and Chip shops in all of Great Britain that I came across living there for 15 years. What a delight! — Admin  09/09/2023

What a pint! Always a decent choice of ales. Miss sitting at the back here by the fire talking crap with drinking mates. Garden is a pleasure to sit in when it’s sunny. Fiddlers meeting here very enjoyable. Greetings to Billinge — Admin  09/09/2023

Staff dentist at this practice replaced all my black amalgam fillings with white ones like 10 years ago, never had any issues, always laughing my head off with mouth wide open like a crocodile. Forever thankful for the job well done and well worth the money — Admin  09/09/2023

We recently visited Corbridge and stayed for a few days to visit our daughter. We were very impressed with Halcyon House Cafe in the Square in Corbridge. The food was good and the coffee was very good too. The owners are very friendly, and produce homemade food. We would definitely recommend them - bacon butties good too.
John and Liz — j.mo…@btinternet.comreveal  08/09/2023

Very good food ,friendly staff ...definitely go back again . —  06/09/2023

Want to thank “Inty” pharmacist at queens Nuthall road I went in for advice of what I thought was a cyst on my leg!! He took one look and promptly told me to see my GP immediately as they will refer me to a dermatologist ! This was a Saturday I was in theatre Tuesday it was a SCC cancer I can’t thank him enough he saved my life!! Chocs on way for all the staff there will be forever grateful love Christine Rhodes — rhod…@hotmail.comreveal  06/09/2023

Always excellent and helpful service —  06/09/2023

Well what a welcome today. I walked into the Chemsits today at 0855 as the sign on the door said ‘open’ which normally means come on in. On entering Ineas warmly greatest by a “Were not open, we don’t open until 9!” But it says open, “that must be from last week.” We’ll also sleeve the sign and the door open so you can tell everyone else they are not open when the sign still says open. At 9am 3 customers walk-in and again “we are not open until 9am”. It is 9 am? “We need time to set up” Talk about being stressed. “We have locum@ And ? He seems calm. Why not lock the door until you are ready? Then I get my cream and say thank you I won’t be coming back. Unbelievable so had to bite my tongue — i…@darrenlewitt.comreveal  04/09/2023

Front of building is in a disgusting mess and little investment is being made to address repairs and a constant leaking pipe that makes the pavement slimy. Rubbish & Litter constantly blights the area yet most of the employees sit on a chair behind the till all day to even care to notice it’s their responsibility to keep clean. Do not use this store if hygiene is important to you. —  04/09/2023

We are a care home and have recently registered our residents to the GP surgery. We have sent another three clients for registration which have not been processed. We found the receptionist team member not helpful in dealing with queries and appeared irritable when we were asking her questions as if we were taking her time. I sent 2 emails requesting for a meeting with the practice manager but never received a response. We feel the surgery is not interested in helping us. —  04/09/2023

They didn’t deliver my food and would not pick up the phone they have no address so I can’t do anything about it —  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will see some students learning from home on 7 and 8 September as the canteen is out of action — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: has closed a temporary building — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: has restricted the use of the top floor, as well as the staff room and sixth form area — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: has delayed the start of term — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed until 11 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed to students on Tuesday — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: may need to delay the start of term — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: the canteen, science block, old gym and hall vacated — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed to students on 4 and 5 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: closed 4 classrooms, the gym and some admin offices — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: considering delaying reopening — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will see year 12 students return on 6 September, and year 7 on 4 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: school will, from 4 September, only be open for year seven. All primary school year groups will return on 5 September, and year twelve from 6 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed until 11 September at the earliest — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: could see the beginning of term delayed until 11 September for students in years four, five and six — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: years eight, nine and ten moved to online learning from Wednesday until Friday — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed for up to two weeks — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed until 11 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will have some classrooms closed until October — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be vacating parts of the school with immediate effect — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: there will be three non-teaching days — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: Expects its reopening to students to be delayed until September 11. Parts of the school have been closed, with a significant number of teaching spaces impacted. — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: school is open, but parts of the school are closed, including the hall, gym, canteen, drama studio, girls and boys toilets. The school will also need to open mobile toilet blocks. — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: school will be closed — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: working to prop up the concrete with supports, but the school remains open — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: identified issues — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: identified issues — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: identified issues — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: cleared out four classrooms, which are out of use until appropriate safety measures are implemented — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: began work earlier in 2023 to install extra support as a precautionary measure, but the school remains open — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: closed on Monday and Tuesday — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: identified issues — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: special school for children aged from three to 14 years old, has closed its main building — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: closed its main building — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: Raac detected in the school’s kitchen and is now being held up by a steel structure. The school will remain open — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: school will have 22 classrooms closed with immediate effect, with some required to do online learning according to the independent.co.uk — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: identified issues but will remain open — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: closed since 11 June, with some year groups sent to other schools — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: identified issues — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will be closed until mid-September at the very earliest, with temporary classrooms required — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: considering a delay to the start of the new term — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: will remain closed until 11 September for students in years eight, nine, ten and eleven, with year seven pupils returning on 12 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closures: Some parts of the school will be closed, with Year 1 pupils moved to share a block with Reception and Year 2 pupils relocated to the sports hall — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: considering whether to delay reopening or to partially close — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school will remain open after it had extra ceilings added — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school remains open. One area closed since the beginning of the year, with temporary works in place in another part of the school — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: pupils will need to return to school a day later as Raac was found in four corridors — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: forced to close its kitchen and library, but the school remains open — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school delayed the beginning of term and is using remote learning in places — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: closed some areas for safety reasons, according to local press reports — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: a “small section” of the school’s estate contains RAAC, but not in a position where full closure is required — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: started work in July to replace the RAAC in the roof over the kitchen, BBC News reports, with alternative meal arrangements now being made for pupils — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: parts of the school will be closed with remote learning “partially implemented” as there is not “enough teaching spaces to host all pupils and students.” — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: closed for two days next week, on 5 and 6 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school was set to have “four junior classrooms where the roof works have been completed.” County Council giving temporary classrooms on the junior playground until the rest of the classrooms were completed — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: alternative accommodation will also be arranged for pupils — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: Leicester city council spokesman said they are working to “arrange alternative accommodation in order to ensure in-person teaching was able to continue as quickly as possible.” — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school closed temporarily — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school has been vacated whilst deciding on arrangements. — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school will be closed on Tuesday 5 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: school will need to relocate several classes — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: some school years start on 11 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: School moved 10 out of 47 classrooms out of use — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: online learning on 6 September — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: years 9, 10, 11 and 13 taught from home — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: Bradford Council confirmed the school will be partially closed. — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: The school has been partially closed according to Bradford Council. — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: the school said in a statement the juniors will be relocated to a nearby area — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: Parents have been told to send their children to two different schools and older pupils were asked for home-schooling. — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: expected to start a week late with the rest of the classes being taken online — Admin  04/09/2023

Concrete closure: The school is closed until September 11 while alternative teaching arrangements are organised. — Admin  04/09/2023

Went tonight with work colleagues, and when trying to pay we were told we either have to pay all cash or all card?
The food was plan nothing special and for size of portions was well overpriced.
Very limited vegetarian for the colleagues that wanted/needed it as well.
Nothing special here for what they charge. —  01/09/2023

I came to the surgery yesterday and left a urine infection. I am now told that i should have made an appointment and that the sample has been discarded without anyone checking it . As i have kidney failure I find this to be not acceptable . It would only have taken a few seconds to check if it was clear or not . Now i have to stsrt ahain tomorrow when i probably wont be able to get an appointment ! Poor service ! —  30/08/2023

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