Station Surgery

11/11/2025

We are closed from 1pm today for staff training.
We will re open at 8am tomorrow morning.
During this time, for medical assistance, you can still use:
NHS 111
NHS App Symptom Checker
or 999 in a medical emergency.

11/11/2025

11/11/2025

📢 We Need Your Support!
In 2021, Station Surgery was temporarily relocated due to our original building no longer meeting regulatory standards. At the time, the NHS made a clear promise to our patients: to find a long-term home back in the heart of Leyland.
✅ We’ve now found a viable premises just 20 metres from our original site.
❌ But the ICB (Integrated Care Board) is refusing to honour their commitment and has declined the relocation.
This decision affects YOU—our patients—and your access to care.
👉 What you can do:
Please email the ICB directly and ask them to support our move:
📧 Lscicb-fw.patientexperience@nhs.net
Here’s a message you can copy and send:
“As a patient of Station Surgery, I support the relocation back to its original site in Leyland. A suitable premises has been found, and I ask the ICB to honour its commitment to patients. Please approve this move and put the health of our community first.”
Let’s come together as a community and get Station Surgery back where it belongs 💙

07/11/2025

This year is the tenth annual .

This year we are focusing on the importance of reporting suspected adverse reactions to medicines and vaccines. We are also encouraging the reporting of suspected problems with medical devices or other healthcare products to the Yellow Card scheme.

03/11/2025

If you cannot attend your appointment for any reason please do let us know as soon as you are able.
As always the fastest and easiest way to cancel is using your NHS app. If you need help to set this up please contact our reception team.

31/10/2025

🎃🎃🎃👻👻👻Have a Healthy Halloween👻👻👻🎃🎃🎃

Too much Halloween candy got you spooked? Try some of these healthy tips ideas so good, it’s scary!

🎃Fill up first. What kid doesn’t want to eat their favourite candy right when it goes into their trick-or-treat bag? Having a healthy meal BEFORE your kids go trick-or-treating can reduce their temptation to snack while walking or to overindulge because their tummies will be full.

🎃Bag the monster bag. Choose or make a smaller collection container for your child. If you encourage kids to only take one treat from each house, they’ll be able to visit more houses in the neighbourhood.

🎃Get moving. Get some exercise by making Halloween a fun family activity. Set a goal of how many houses or streets you’ll walk round, or compete in teams to do as many as you can. Bring a bottle of water and a flashlight, and wear comfortable shoes for walking.

🎃Look before you eat. Check expiration dates and inspect all edibles before allowing children to eat them. Don’t let children eat anything with questionable or unknown ingredients, especially if they have food allergies.

🎃Have a plan. Halloween, can be a great time to talk with kids about moderation and making smart eating choices. Plan in advance how many treats they’ll be allowed to take at each house, keep and eat. If they’re old enough, let them help decide what to do with excess.

29/10/2025