Irlam Clinic

24/02/2026

Vaccinations help wrap your child up in the best protection from diseases like measles and whooping cough, which are still around and can spread easily, causing serious illness.

So make sure your child's vaccines are up to date.

Check their red book or speak to your GP practice.

Stay strong. Get vaccinated.

https://www.nhs.uk/vaccinations/nhs-vaccinations-and-when-to-have-them/

24/02/2026

24/02/2026

‼️This Thursday‼️ thank you for your understanding 🩵

18/02/2026

Your local pharmacy can provide advice and support for a range of minor illness – plus prescription medicines for some common conditions. All without a GP appointment!

Search ‘Greater Manchester Pharmacy First’ to find out more.

13/02/2026

10/02/2026

🫶🏻Thank you for all your lovely feedback in January, good or bad it all helps us become a better practice.🫶🏻

Here are some of your reviews *with permission to share*

⭐ Very positive and friendly environment.

⭐ Staff were welcoming & efficient and they gave good service & put you at ease.

⭐ The nurse was really caring and considerate to my baby and was very knowledgeable on what to look out for following her vaccinations.

⭐ I was greeted by reception staff on arrival &seen very quickly. Staff are always pleasant.

⭐ Friendly receptionist. Lovely lady who took my bloods. On time.

05/02/2026

Eight years ago on January 21st, a man named Ben West lost his 15yr old brother Sam to su***de. Last week, in Sam's honour, he launched a website called "Reasons To Stay". This is a place where anyone, anyplace in the world can go and read a random letter that has been written by a caring stranger that is kind and compassionate. As he states, it is a small thing, but in the darkness of the worst day it may bring a "moment of hope and warmth and connection" to someone.

It is a UK website but it is available to all. You can go there to write a letter as well.

I'll just leave the link here.

www.reasonstostay.co.uk

03/02/2026

New data shows around 1 in 4 young people leave school without protection against HPV (human papillomavirus).

Left school? You can get the HPV vaccine at your GP practice until the age of 25.

Still in school? Catch-up is offered by SAIS (school-age vaccination) teams.

➡️ https://www.nhs.uk/vaccinations/hpv-vaccine/

30/01/2026

Don’t put it off when you’re invited, it only takes a few minutes and can be potentially lifesaving 👩‍⚕️

27/01/2026

Staff training on 28/01/26 from 13:30-18:30