We have to close our forms when we are closed, as we would not see your form until the next working day which might delay you from getting urgent care.

If you are contacting us about a routine matter, please return to our website during our opening hours when you will be able to submit a form which will be seen by a clinician on the same day.

During evenings and weekends, please consider the following:

Dial 999 if you have a condition that may be life threatening, including suspected heart attack, stroke, severe difficulty breathing, heavy bleeding, seizures, mental health crises where someone's life is at risk. The ambulance service would always rather see you and discover it is not a life threatening emergency than arrive too late, so always dial 999 with any of the above.
Dial 111 if you need urgent medical advice, for example if you have a new or worsening health condition, symptoms of infection, or any medical condition that is not an emergency but where you need urgent advice or help, or if you are unsure whether to attend A&E.
Always have a low threshold for getting help for children, elderly and vulnerable people.
You may be able to see a GP online at Livi: go to www.livi.co.uk - Livi GPs can access your medical record and prescribe or arrange referrals in the usual way.
You may be able to get an appointment for a GP for a routine matter via our improved access service, please go to https://gphp.co.uk/our_projects/appointments-with-a-gp/
For minor illnesses or advice from a pharmacist, consider going to a local pharmacy - opening hours are at Find a pharmacy - NHS (www.nhs.uk)

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