To help offer greater flexibility, our GP practice provides extra appointments every other Saturday, from 08:30 to 13:00 hrs, at Weedon Surgery.

These appointments are ideal for patients who may find it easier to attend outside of weekday hours.

During these sessions, we usually have appointments available with:

• GPs

• Practice Nurses

• Healthcare Assistants

Please contact us to see when the next Saturday clinic is available and to book an appointment.

If you need medical help when the surgery is closed:

Use NHS 111 online (for patients aged 5 and over)

Call 111 if you need help for a child under 5 or if you're unable to access online services.

Call 999 in a medical or mental health emergency — when someone is seriously ill, injured, or their life is at risk.

Attending A&E

If you think you need to go to A&E but it’s not a 999 emergency, please do not walk in without calling NHS 111 first.

NHS 111 will assess you and book you in if A&E is the most appropriate place for your care.

They can also book a telephone consultation with us when the practice reopens, if appropriate.

NHS 111 Online is a fast, convenient alternative to calling 111, offering a digital option for those who prefer to access help online.

When you use 111 Online, your symptoms will be assessed and you'll be advised on the most appropriate next steps, which may include:

• Self-care at home

• Visiting a Primary Care Centre

• If face-to-face medical attention is needed, you may be asked to attend a local centre

Click here to access NHS 111 Online
Or call 111 to speak with a trained advisor.

If you or someone else needs medical help but it's not life-threatening, please consider other options before dialling 999:

• Self-care at home

• Call NHS 111 for advice

• Speak to your local pharmacist

• Contact your GP practice

• Visit a walk-in centre, urgent care centre, or minor injuries unit

• Make your own way to A&E if necessary — arriving by ambulance does not mean you will be seen sooner

Choosing the right service for your needs helps ensure the ambulance service is available for those in the most urgent situations.

Community pharmacists are qualified healthcare professionals who can offer expert advice and treatment for a range of minor illnesses, including:

• Coughs, colds, and sore throats

• Tummy troubles

• Aches, pains, and more

If your symptoms suggest something more serious, pharmacists are trained to guide you to the right care — including referring you to a GP, nurse, or other healthcare service if needed.

Why Use a Pharmacy?

• No appointment needed
• Open late and on weekends
• Private consultation rooms available

All pharmacists complete 5 years of training in the use of medicines and managing minor illnesses

Find a Pharmacy Near You

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Use the "Only show pharmacies open now" option if searching outside normal hours.