Our team of skilled UTC practitioners and GP’s can offer treatment, advice and information for a range of minor injuries and illnesses. Our waiting times can be considerably less than emergency departments and if we are unable to help, we can refer or direct you to the most appropriate service.

Patients are treated in order of priority rather than order of attendance.

Call NHS 111 before visiting us to get an appointment at a specific time.

What we CAN see and treat

For adults and children, we are able to treat:

Recent Injuries and illness ONLY
Stitch and close wounds
Dress minor wounds, cuts and grazes
Broken bones to arms, lower leg and feet
Sprains and strains
Wound infections
Minor burns
Minor head injuries for over 1 year olds
Minor eye injuries
Non COVID-19 related illness, e.g. sore throat, earache.

What we CAN’T see and treat

Anything COVID-19 related
Repeat Prescription requests
Mental Health conditions
Chest pain
Breathing difficulties
Major injuries
Severe stomach pains
Severe allergic reactions
Overdoses
Alcohol related problems
Conditions likely to require hospital admission
Blood tests
Dental problems
Ear syringing
Sexual health
Long term conditions
Medication reviews
Contraception removal

For these conditions you should go online and contact your GP or call 111. In an emergency, attend your nearest Emergency Department or dial 999.

The majority of patients can be seen and treated by our skilled UTC practitioners. We will assess your clinical need and allocate you to the appropriate clinician.

Opening hours

8am – 8pm every day.

The unit is open to all NHS patients, no appointments required.

GPs are on site between 10am – 2pm and 4pm – 8pm.

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