After you have had a test at the surgery (or in hospital to which they have told you that your results will be sent to your GP), you will then need to contact us to find out your results. It is your responsibility to contact us for your results and make any required follow-up appointments. We ask that all patients call after 14:00 when possible to give our doctors enough time to review results in the morning. As a guide, the following timeframes should be allowed before calling:
Please note that we do have a strict policy regarding confidentiality and data protection. In this respect, we will only give out results to the person they relate to unless that person has given written permission for their release to another person, or if they are not capable of understanding them.
Update on the transition of Primary Care Medical services at TG Medical CentrePosted on 14-3-2019
There is an important update regarding the transition of Primary Care Medical services at TG Medical Centre.
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Flu outbreakPosted on 09-1-2018
Please read this important announcement regarding the flu virus.
Dr. Whittingham-Jones in attendance at the RCGPPosted on 12-10-2017
Congratulations to Dr. Whittingham-Jones who was given time at the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) to make a presentation about the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
Ordering your repeat medicationPosted on 14-12-2016
Please ensure you order your repeat medication by Wednesday, 21st December at the latest to ensure you have enough for the holiday period.
There's still time to get your flu jab!Posted on 16-11-2016
If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact us and we will be more than happy to assist you.
NHS England chair warns the buck now stops with ministersPosted on Sunday March 16, 2025
Will the abolition of NHS England work? Senior NHS England leader Richard Meddings has given the first response from the organisation itself
How our noisy world is seriously damaging our healthPosted on Saturday March 15, 2025
The BBC's James Gallagher investigates the invisible killer all around us.
Men denied life-extending prostate cancer drugPosted on Friday March 14, 2025
NHS England says it cannot afford to offer abiraterone, which is available in Scotland and Wales.
NHS England to be axed as role returns to government controlPosted on Thursday March 13, 2025
The prime minister says the move will cut duplication and free up money for frontline services.
What does NHS England do? Your questions answered on health reformsPosted on Thursday March 13, 2025
As part of Your Voice, Your BBC, we answer questions from you on government plans to scrap NHS England.
