Severn View Family Practice

25/11/2025

Is anyone missing a bunny? He is safely behind reception waiting to be collected.

19/11/2025

Please see this short video regarding cervical screening

Don't delay your Cervical Screening appointment when you receive your invitation. Book your appointment today!Easy read leaflet can be found here: https://as...

11/11/2025

🕊️ Armistice Day 🕊️

Today we will be observing a two‑minute silence in the practice at 11am to remember and honour all those who served and sacrificed.

We invite everyone to join us in this moment of reflection.

30/10/2025

ALVESTON HILL WORKS UPDATE - PLEASE BE AWARE AND ALLOW EXTRA TIME TO GET TO YOUR APPOINTMENTS AS QUEUES ON THE A38 TO GET INTO THORNBURY VIA GROVESEND ROAD ARE EXTREMELY LONG AT TIMES.
27 October the next phase of work begins, which will involve both a daytime one-way restriction and overnight full road closures.
Closure details
From 27 October 2025 to 27 February 2026
Daytime one-way closure
Times: 6am to 8pm (Mon to Sun)
Access: Traffic will be able to exit out of Thornbury toward the A38. There will be no inbound access from the Down Road junction from the A38 direction to Thornbury for motor vehicles. A narrow pedestrian link will be available; however, cyclists will need to dismount. The Down Road junction itself will be open as normal.
Night-time closure
Times: 8pm until 6am (Mon to Sat)
Access: The road will be fully closed from the Thornbury side of Alveston Hill to the Down Road junction. There will be no access to all road users which includes, motor vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, equestrians and wheelers. Access to properties within the closure area will be available but there may be some delays. This is necessary to ensure the safety of our onsite teams.

23/10/2025

Today-Thursday 23rd Oct the practice staff will be attending mandatory staff training between 8.45am and 1.00pm. During this time the practice will remain open with limited staffing. There will be 1 receptionist covering both the phones and the desk and the appointments will be urgent on the day only. If you have an issue that is non urgent please call after 1.30pm or on Friday when staffing will be back to normal. You will still be able to submit Klinik forms but please be aware these will be triaged and prioritised by urgency and there may be a delay in responding to non urgent matters. Please put as much information as possible on the Klinik form to aid in this triage process. We appreciate your understanding. Thank you.

22/10/2025

Tomorrow (Thursday 23rd October) the practice staff will be attending mandatory staff training between 8.45am and 1.00pm. During this time the practice will remain open with limited staffing. There will be 1 receptionist covering both the phones and the desk and the appointments will be urgent on the day only. If you have an issue that is non urgent please call after 1.30pm or on Friday when staffing will be back to normal. You will still be able to submit Klinik forms but please be aware these will be triaged and prioritised by urgency and there may be a delay in responding to non urgent matters. Please put as much information as possible on the Klinik form to aid in this triage process. We appreciate your understanding. Thank you.

20/10/2025

Thursday 23rd October the practice staff will be attending mandatory staff training between 8.45am and 1.00pm. During this time the practice will remain open with limited staffing. There will be 1 receptionist covering both the phones and the desk and the appointments will be urgent on the day only. If you have an issue that is non urgent please call after 1.30pm or on Friday when staffing will be back to normal. You will still be able to submit Klinik forms but please be aware these will be triaged and prioritised by urgency and there may be a delay in responding to non urgent matters. Please put as much information as possible on the Klinik form to aid in this triage process. We appreciate your understanding. Thank you.

17/10/2025

Alveston Hill works update - Please be aware and allow extra time for getting to your appointments.

20 October the next phase of work begins, which will involve both a daytime one-way restriction and overnight full road closures.
Closure details

From 20 October 2025 to 27 February 2026
Daytime one-way closure
Times: 6am to 8pm (Mon to Sun)
Access: Traffic will be able to exit out of Thornbury toward the A38. There will be no inbound access from the Down Road junction from the A38 direction to Thornbury for motor vehicles. A narrow pedestrian link will be available; however, cyclists will need to dismount. The Down Road junction itself will be open as normal.

Night-time closure
Times: 8pm until 6am (Mon to Sat)
Access: The road will be fully closed from the Thornbury side of Alveston Hill to the Down Road junction. There will be no access to all road users which includes, motor vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, equestrians and wheelers. Access to properties within the closure area will be available but there may be some delays. This is necessary to ensure the safety of our onsite teams.

26/09/2025

World Contraception Day, 26th September

World Contraception Day is about raising awareness of the contraceptive options available and empowering people to make informed choices about their sexual and reproductive health. If you’d like advice on your options, please book an appointment with (add your most suitable options here; include local sexual health clinics, etc.).

Discover more about your choices this World Contraception Day. Options include hormonal methods (pills, patches, injections), long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like implants and coils (IUDs/IUCs), and barrier methods such as condoms. It’s important to choose a method that suits your needs and to remember that in addition to preventing unwanted pregnancy, condoms are crucial for protection against sexually transmitted infections. https://www.nhs.uk/contraception/methods-of-contraception/

23/09/2025

Migraine Awareness Week, 23rd - 29th September

It’s Migraine Awareness Week, and it’s an opportunity to change the perception that migraines are “just a headache”. They’re a complex neurological condition that impacts on every aspect of life, from day-to-day activities to long-term goals.
https://migrainetrust.org/get-involved/campaign-with-us/migraine-awareness-week/

22/09/2025

Organ Donation Week, 22nd - 28th September

Turn the sky pink this Organ Donation Week to remember those who died waiting for a transplant.

Sadly, someone will die today waiting for a transplant, and most of us would accept an organ if we needed one. It takes just two minutes for someone to confirm their decision on the NHS Organ Donor Register. https://www.nhsbt.nhs.uk/how-you-can-help/get-involved/tips-and-guidance/turn-the-skies-pink-for-organ-donation-week/

Did you know, one donor can save or transform up to nine lives through organ donation? By saying yes to organ donation, you could give someone else a second chance at life. All adults in England are now considered to have agreed to be an organ donor when they die unless they’ve recorded a decision not to donate or are in one of the excluded groups. It’s never been easier to show you support donation; simply update the details in your NHS App. https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-app/nhs-app-help-and-support/nhs-app-account-and-settings/organ-donation/

22/09/2025

Catch-up vaccinations

Measles, mumps and rubella are highly infectious illnesses, with potentially life-changing complications, that can easily spread between unvaccinated people. Children need two doses of the safe and effective MMR vaccine, and if they’ve missed a dose, now is the ideal time to catch up.