The Roxton Practice

The Roxton Practice Our teams strive to provide the highest quality care. We are also a training practice and have a GP Registrars and Foundation Doctors on rotation with us.

The Roxton Practice has provided medical services for more than 60 years to Immingham, Keelby, Laceby and the surrounding villages (including Stallingborough, Healing, Great Coates, Aylesby, Irby, Riby, Limber, Brocklesby, Kirmington, Habrough, East Halton, North and South Killingholme, Ulceby and Goxhill). The practice has grown in keeping with the expansion of the population in the area and now

consists of 5 partners, an associate partner and 4 salaried general practitioners. We offer a wide range of medical services to the local population as well as a comprehensive range of services to the local industry and to the shipping which uses the port in Immingham. We have three surgeries, with the main site based in Immingham, and other branch surgeries in Keelby and Weelsby View Health Centre in Grimsby. Our doctors work across the three sites. If you are registered with The Roxton Practice, we are happy to see you at either surgery - whichever is convenient for you. Our Practice also offered Extended Access Clinics which are available on Tuesday and Thursdays evenings, 18:30pm until 20:00pm & alternate Saturdays 09:00am until 13:00pm. Please note that any comments mentioning specific staff members will be removed immediately.

Let’s talk about Chronic Kidney Disease.Chronic Kidney Disease, commonly referred to as CKD, is a condition where the ki...
23/04/2026

Let’s talk about Chronic Kidney Disease.

Chronic Kidney Disease, commonly referred to as CKD, is a condition where the kidneys do not work as well as they should. It can affect anyone but is more common in people of black or south Asian origin.

In its early stages, CKD does not usually present symptoms and may only be diagnosed if you have a blood or urine test for another reason. If you do receive a diagnosis of CKD, the important thing is not to panic. Many people with the condition continue to live long lives, and there are plenty of treatment options available, including simple lifestyle changes, medication, dialysis and in more severe advanced stages, a kidney transplant.

CKD only progresses to kidney failure in around 2 in 100 people with the condition, but if you are concerned about symptoms such as tiredness, swollen feet, shortness of breath, nausea and noticing blood in your urine, please get in touch to speak to a doctor.

Do you need help using any of our online services?We want to ensure our systems are accessible for all, which is why we ...
22/04/2026

Do you need help using any of our online services?

We want to ensure our systems are accessible for all, which is why we have a dedicated Digital Team in place to support you with any issues or queries regarding our various online services. You can request a call back from the team or ask at the front desk.

Do you really need to see the GP or visit A&E?Several services operate across the NHS, each designed to deal with differ...
21/04/2026

Do you really need to see the GP or visit A&E?

Several services operate across the NHS, each designed to deal with different situations.

• You should only use 999 in an emergency.
• For issues that are urgent but not life threatening, visit an Urgent Care Centre.
• A GP can help with persistent symptoms.
• The Pharmacy is a great choice for minor ailments such as stomach upset or fever.
• NHS 111 should be used for quick help and advice.
• Finally, common ailments such as coughs or hangovers can be treated at home.

Knowing where to go and when helps the NHS run more smoothly and you to get treated more quickly. Make the right decision.

How much do you think about your feet? 🦶🦶🦶It’s National Feet Week, an opportunity to raise awareness about the importanc...
20/04/2026

How much do you think about your feet? 🦶🦶🦶

It’s National Feet Week, an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of effective foot care, especially for those with diabetes. We use our feet every day, so it’s vital we give back and treat them with the love they deserve.

How much do you know about Haemophilia? 🤔🩸Haemophilia is a rare, usually inherited bleeding disorder, where blood does n...
17/04/2026

How much do you know about Haemophilia? 🤔🩸

Haemophilia is a rare, usually inherited bleeding disorder, where blood does not clot properly due to low levels or absence of specific clotting factors.

Symptoms include frequent bruising, severe nosebleeds, joint pain and prolonged bleeding from minor cuts. While it cannot be cured, it is managed by replacing the missing clotting factor through regular intravenous infusions.

You’re Invited to Mental Health Awareness Week!Centre4 in Wooton Road, Grimsby, are organising a special event in aid of...
17/04/2026

You’re Invited to Mental Health Awareness Week!

Centre4 in Wooton Road, Grimsby, are organising a special event in aid of Mental Health Awareness week. Running from 10am-12pm on Monday 11th May, the event will bring together members of the community and local support organisations.

Did you know there are a number of different ways you can order your repeat prescriptions with us?We encourage everyone ...
16/04/2026

Did you know there are a number of different ways you can order your repeat prescriptions with us?

We encourage everyone to use the NHS App in the first instance as this is the simplest and most efficient way of processing your request, but if you are having trouble with this for any reason, alternative methods of contacting us include through askmyGP, SystmOnline, the on-site prescription box or the Patient Partner automated phone service.

Struggling to handle a difficult situation? You’re not alone. 😫😖Everyone experiences stress at some point in their lives...
15/04/2026

Struggling to handle a difficult situation? You’re not alone. 😫😖

Everyone experiences stress at some point in their lives, and stress can not only cause mental instability but also physical symptoms. The good news is that stress is highly treatable, and something as simple as talking about your feelings, enjoying a positive activity or making sure you maintain a healthy lifestyle can make a world of difference to your mood. If self-help methods are not working for you, don’t hesitate to reach out for professional support.

Worried about yours or a loved one’s memory?Come see your local Alzheimer’s Adviser at out Weelsby View surgery on Wedne...
14/04/2026

Worried about yours or a loved one’s memory?

Come see your local Alzheimer’s Adviser at out Weelsby View surgery on Wednesday 22nd April from 10am-12pm.

For an appointment, call 📞01472 359247

Irritable Bowel Syndrome, more commonly referred to as IBS, is a common condition affecting the body’s digestive system....
13/04/2026

Irritable Bowel Syndrome, more commonly referred to as IBS, is a common condition affecting the body’s digestive system. Symptoms include stomach cramps, bloating, diarrhoea and constipation, which tend to come and go over time.

If you are experiencing symptoms of IBS, a few treatment options include taking a warm bath, drinking a non-caffeinated beverage, practicing relaxation techniques such as meditation and deep breath, or talking to your doctor or pharmacist about the most appropriate medications to take during a flare up.

13/04/2026

You may have received a text message from us regarding our Immunisation Drop-in event.

To confirm, the dates of these sessions are as follows:

Keelby - Tuesday 28th April, 9am-4pm
Immingham - Wednesday 29th April, 9am-6pm
Weelsby View - Thursday 30th April, 9am-5pm

Join us at all three of our sites this April for an immunisation drop-in event in line with World Immunisation Week!Tues...
13/04/2026

Join us at all three of our sites this April for an immunisation drop-in event in line with World Immunisation Week!

Tuesday 28th April, 9am-4pm - Keelby
Wednesday 29th April, 9am-6pm - Immingham
Thursday 30th April, 9am-5pm - Weelsby View

Relevant vaccines will be offered if age and clinically appropriate, including:

- MMR Vaccination
- Childhood Vaccinations
- HPV Vaccination
- Meningitis Vaccination
- Tetanus Booster
- Pneumonia Vaccination
- Shingles Vaccination
- RSV Vaccination

We look forward to seeing you there!

Address

143 Pelham Road
Immingham
DN401JW

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+441469572058

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The Roxton Practice has provided medical services for more than 60 years to Immingham, Keelby, Laceby and the surrounding villages (including Stallingborough, Healing, Great Coates, Aylesby, Irby, Riby, Limber, Brocklesby, Kirmington, Habrough, East Halton, North and South Killingholme, Ulceby and Goxhill). We are a training practice and have a GP Registrars and Foundation Doctors on rotation with us. We offer a wide range of medical services to the local population as well as a comprehensive range of services to local industry and to the shipping which uses the port in Immingham. We have three surgeries, one based in Immingham, and other branch surgeries located in Keelby and Grimsby. Our doctors work between the three sites. If you are registered with The Roxton Practice, we are happy to see you at any surgery - whichever is convenient for you.