Meir Park and Weston Coyney Medical Practice

06/11/2025

Join us each week for our over-50s weekly drop-in. A fun, friendly space for all—meet new friends, socialise over a cuppa, and so much more. It’s FREE to attend! 🙂

05/11/2025

🪖 Armed Forces Veteran Friendly Accredited GP Practice 🪖

We’re proud to announce that our surgery is an Armed Forces veteran friendly accredited GP practice.

As part of our commitment under the Armed Forces Covenant, we have a dedicated clinician (Dr Gill) with specialist knowledge of military-related health conditions and veteran-specific services. This helps ensure that those who have served in the UK Armed Forces receive the best possible care and support tailored to their needs.

If you are a veteran, please let your GP or nurse know so we can make sure you’re getting the right care for you.

To find out more, speak to a member of our team or ask your GP or nurse at your next appointment.

16/10/2025

22/08/2025

🍂❄️ Get Winter Ready with Meir PCN! ❄️🍂

We’re hosting a FREE drop-in event to help you stay healthy and well this winter.

📅 Tuesday 9th September 2025
⏰ 10am – 4pm (drop in anytime)
📍 Meir Community Centre – Pickford Place

Come along and:
✔️ Speak to healthcare professionals – including our PCN Nutritionist, Health Coaches & Mental Health Support Workers

✔️ Get help with the NHS App from Wavemaker

✔️ Learn about the Pharmacy First scheme

✔️ Access local support for transport, money matters, foodbanks, stop smoking services & more!

No need to book – just drop in anytime between 10am–4pm.

We look forward to seeing you there! 💙

21/08/2025

Summer Bank Holiday Closure 🌞

Please note that GP practices across the area will be closed on Monday 25th August for the Summer Bank Holiday.

📞 For urgent medical help during this time, please call NHS 111.
🚨 In an emergency, always call 999.

Thank you for your understanding.

13/08/2025

📢 As of September 2025 Cervical Screening Results will be sent via the NHS App 📢

From September, if your cervical screening result is negative, you may receive it directly through the NHS App instead of by post.

• You’ll get a message in the app (this will appear as an NHS app notification) and if it isn’t read within 72 hours, a letter will be sent as a back-up.

• Letters for abnormal results will STILL be sent by post for now.

This change follows the success of digital invitations and reminders earlier this year — helping patients receive information more quickly and securely.

What you can do now:
✅ Download the NHS App: www.nhs.uk/nhs-app
✅ Turn on notifications so you don’t miss your result
✅ Enjoy other features of the app, such as booking GP appointments and viewing test results