Station Road Surgery

10/06/2026

🌿 HayesWick PCN Lifestyle Medicine Group Sessions 🌿

Lifestyle Medicine Group Sessions Pilot is designed to support patients in achieving their personal health goals and improving overall.

Key Session Benefits:

🥗 Improve your nutrition
🏃 Increase physical activity
😴 Sleep better
🧘 Manage stress more effectively
💚 Build healthier habits that fit your lifestyle

Take positive steps towards a healthier you, small changes can make a big difference.

Register your interest today!

09/06/2026

💙 This week marks Carers Week, which started on 8 June 2026. It's an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contribution that unpaid carers make every day to their families, friends and communities.
If you're a carer, why not take part in some of the fantastic events being organised by the Bromley Well teams throughout the week? These events offer a chance to connect with others, access support and take some well-deserved time for yourself.
Thank you to all carers for the incredible care and support you provide. 💙

Across the UK, millions of people provide unpaid care for a loved one due to illness, disability, mental health needs or addiction.

In Bromley borough, it’s estimated that 1 in 12 people are carers.

starts today - a national campaign which recognises the vital contribution unpaid carers make across the country on a daily basis.

While caring can be rewarding, it can also impact carers’ own health - making access to support and time to rest essential.

For Carers Week Bromley Well teams are running some Special Events for unpaid carers, providing the chance to take a break and enjoy some much deserved downtime - we look forward to seeing everyone!

Read about Carers Week in Bromley and what's on: https://ow.ly/phBi50Z37oO

Find out more on Carers Support in Bromley:- https://ow.ly/gl7A50Z37oN

Carers Trust One Bromley Bromley Mencap South East London Mind

09/06/2026

📱 Want to get more from the NHS App?

Join our Digital Drop-In Session on 24 June 2026, from 11:00am–12:00pm at Station Road Surgery.

Learn step by step how to use the NHS App, including ordering prescriptions, and accessing your health information.

Everyone is welcome!

26/05/2026

🌞 Hot weather alert! Stay safe by drinking plenty of water, avoiding direct sun during peak hours, and wearing light clothing. Don’t forget to check on children, elderly people, and pets. Stay cool and take care! ☀️💧

Temperatures are set to rise ☀️

A heatwave can affect anyone, but the some people are more vulnerable. Look out for each other !

Here are NHS Tips for coping in hot weather: https://ow.ly/ryV750Z2xF6

28/04/2026

Join us and HayesWick PCN at Connected Living Café this May, June, July 2026 - a welcoming space to relax, connect, and enjoy good company. Whether you are looking to meet new people, take part in activities, or simply have a chat over a cuppa, everyone is welcome.
☕️💬♥️

We look forward seeing you there!

13/04/2026

Patient Notice 📢

We would like to inform our patients that the practice has recently welcomed a new Prescription Clerk who is currently undergoing training 💻🗒️💊

During this period, there may be slight delays in the processing of repeat prescriptions. We kindly ask for your patience and understanding while they become familiar with our systems and procedures.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your continued support.

Thank you
Station Road Surgery

25/03/2026

Patient Notice 📢

Surgery Closure for Academic Half Day - The practice will be closed on Wednesday the 25th March 2026 from 12.30pm as the teams are attending essential training.

We will not be accepting online requests for medical/admin support during this time.

The Surgery will re-open on Thursday 26th March at 8am. If you require medical advice, which cannot wait until we re-open, then please call NHS 111.

Thank you

18/03/2026

‼️Meningitis alert ‼️

We are aware of a meningitis outbreak affecting the Canterbury area. UKHSA, the University of Kent and the local health system are working together to respond to the outbreak and support those affected.

What is meningococcal disease?
A rare but serious bacterial infection that can cause:
Meningitis (brain lining inflammation)
Septicaemia (blood poisoning)
Early treatment is critical.

⚠️ Know the symptoms:
• high temperature (fever)
• being sick
• headache
• rash that does not fade when a glass is rolled over it (but a rash will not always develop)
• stiff neck
• dislike of bright lights
• drowsiness or unresponsiveness
• seizures (fits)

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/meningitis/

What to do:
If you have symptoms or are worried, seek urgent medical help – call NHS 111 or in an emergency, dial 999 to seek medical attention.
For advice, you can also call NHS 111.

For the latest official guidance, visit👉

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cases-of-invasive-meningococcal-disease-confirmed-in-kent

Meningitis vaccine info 2026:
The MenB vaccine is given to babies at 8 weeks, 12 weeks and 1 year old. If you child missed any of their MenB vaccine they can still have the MenB vaccine up to the age of 2. If your child didn't receive this as part of their childhood immunisations then it will need to be obtained privately, it is not available on the NHS.

The MenACWY vaccine is recommended for all teenagers. It is given to children at school when they're 13 or 14 years old (school year 9). Check your NHS app for up to date information on your/your child's vaccination history

Latest updates from the ongoing outbreak.

03/03/2026

Join our next Digital Drop-In Session on 11 March 2026 from 12pm–1pm 📱

Learn step by step how to use the NHS App and how to access eConsult.

Friendly guidance, practical tips, and plenty of time for questions.

Everyone welcome!

24/02/2026

Unpaid carers are the quiet heroes of our community 💙

If you look after a family member, partner, friend or neighbour who couldn’t manage without your support, you are not alone, and help is available:

• Practical advice and guidance
• Signposting
• Carers support groups and much more

If you or someone you know is an unpaid Carer, please take a look at the poster attached for full details and contact information on how to access support 🗒️