Wycliffe Surgery

11/11/2025

We will be observing the 2 minutes silence today in honor of Remembrance day.

We thank you for your cooperation and for joining us in this moment of remembrance.

07/11/2025

**UPDATE**
We’re pleased to inform our patients that our phone lines are now back up and running. Normal service has resumed.
Thank you to everyone for your patience and understanding today.

07/11/2025

An extremely busy month at Wycliffe again with our normal clinics alongside our annual flu clinic. Well done team!

29/10/2025

World Stroke Day, 29th October

One in four people will have a stroke in their lifetime; do you know the warning signs? Every second counts. A stroke can happen to anyone, at any age – but quick action saves lives.

F – Face drooping
A – Arm weakness
S – Speech difficulty
T – Time to call 999

Join us on World Stroke Day (29 October 2025) as we focus on the extraordinary people making a difference to people's stroke recovery journeys.

28/10/2025

Children in Need! 14th of November.

We are selling Pudsey ears and badges in the surgery at reception again this year. These will be available whilst stocks last!

21/10/2025

The surgery will be closed from 12pm today (Tuesday 21st October) for staff training.

If your require urgent assistance during this time, please call 111. In case of a medical emergency please call 999.

We apologise for any inconvenience.

20/10/2025

World Osteoporosis Day, 20th October

Osteoporosis affects over 500 million people worldwide yet it remains severely underdiagnosed and undertreated – especially among those who have already sustained fragility fractures. Now is the time to ‘Take Action on Bones’. Look out for the signs, and if you’re concerned, do ask your doctor.

Find out about osteoporosis, a health condition that weakens bones, making them fragile and more likely to break. There is also information on osteopenia, the stage of bone loss before osteoporosis, and how to stop it becoming osteoporosis.

20/10/2025

The surgery will be closed from 12pm **tomorrow** (Tuesday 21st October) for staff training.

If your require urgent assistance during this time, please call 111. In case of a medical emergency please call 999.

We apologise for any inconvenience.

18/10/2025

World Menopause Day, 18th October

World Menopause Day is here. We’re raising awareness of the menopause and its associated health issues as well as the support available to improve wellbeing. Focusing this year on ‘Lifestyle Medicine’, we’re considering how nutrition, exercise, sleep and managing stress can help manage perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms.

Find out what you can do to help reduce menopause and perimenopause symptoms, including how to stay healthy and how to ease hot flushes.

14/10/2025

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Anyone can get breast cancer, so remember to regularly touch, look and check. Get to know your normal by checking your breasts regularly. Touch your breasts. Look for changes. Check anything new or unusual with a GP.

Read our in-depth guide to breast cancer symptoms. Plus, what to check for, how to check your breasts, and what will happen when you see your GP.

13/10/2025

**Trigger Warning - Baby Loss**

Baby Loss Awareness Week, 9th - 15th October

Join a on 15th October by lighting a candle at 7pm and leaving it burning for at least one hour to remember all the babies who have died too soon. The global ‘Wave of Light’ is held in memory of all the babies who lit up our lives for such a short time.

For anyone who’s been touched by baby loss, a safe and supportive space to share their experiences and feel they’re not alone is so important. You can find support here:

These organisations provide bereavement support and information to parents who have experienced pregnancy and baby loss anywhere in the UK.

10/10/2025

National Cholesterol Month

Be the boss of your own cholesterol! Did you know that one in two adults in the UK have high cholesterol? By making small, realistic changes – like eating heart-healthy foods, moving more and checking in with your GP – you can take real steps towards protecting your heart and overall wellbeing. Knowing your cholesterol numbers is a powerful first step.

Find our what cholesterol is, what it means if it becomes too high, and how you can lower it.