The practice offers a range of clinics and services. Please read the information below to find out how to access the service you need.

Cervical smear and Well Woman appointments

All women aged 21 to 64 years are offered a smear test every 3 years under the national screening programme.

Appointments for cervical smear tests can be arranged with the nurse by contacting the appointments desk.

These appointments can only be made on or after the date shown on the letter sent to you by Cervical Screening Wales.

Breast awareness and self-examination may be discussed as part of the Well Woman check, but breast examination will not be performed.

Any woman who requires a breast examination should consult with their GP.

Child immunisations

Please register your child as soon as possible after birth, otherwise appointments for immunisation may be delayed.

If you are unable to attend at the appointment time given, please contact the practice for further advice and another appointment.

Please contact the surgery if you have not received an appointment by the time your baby is 2 months old.

Family planning

Contraceptive advice is available from the nurses and all doctors during routine surgeries.

Please make a normal appointment if you would like contraceptive advice.

Minor surgery

Minor surgery is performed at the surgery by some of the doctors.

Various problems can be treated, such as injection of painful joints and removal of certain skin lesions on referral by the GP.

This may save patients the inconvenience of being referred to hospital.

Travel clinic

A nurse-led travel clinic is available 5 days a week and is by appointment only.

Please tell reception that you need an appointment for travel advice, as these appointments are 20 minutes long.

Advice on vaccinations, anti-malaria medication and other travel health-related issues can be discussed with the practice nurse.

We are only able to administer vaccinations that are available on the NHS. If non-NHS injections are recommended, you may need to attend a private travel clinic for these vaccinations.

Please plan ahead

Even if you have booked a last-minute deal, we do not have last-minute travel appointments.

You are advised to attend the surgery at least 8 weeks before departure. For gap-year students or around-the-world travellers, forward planning is essential because some vaccinations need to be given 6 months in advance.

Vaccinations will not be given within 72 hours of flying due to the possible risk of adverse reactions.

It is therefore essential that you plan ahead and seek advice for your trip.

Temporary residents who need travel advice are recommended to attend their own GP surgery.