Redlands Surgery

25/06/2026

Please be aware that with effect 11th August 2026 we will be moving to electronic prescriptions. Please click on the link below for further information.

Redlands Surgery will go live with the Electronic Prescription Service on Tuesday 11 August 2026. This means prescriptions will be able to be sent electronically from the surgery to the patient’s chosen pharmacy.

18/06/2026

NHS Wales Experience Questionnaire 2026/27

Please see the link below to the NHS Wales Experience Questionnaire 2026/27 - We would be grateful if you would consider filling in the anonymised form. Many Thanks

08/06/2026

REDLANDS SURGERY CLOSED FOR TRAINING – Tuesday 9th June 2026 from 2pm

Please be aware that the surgery will be closed for essential staff training on the afternoon of Tuesday 9th June from 2pm. We will re-open again as normal on Wednesday morning.

If you are experiencing severe chest pain, collapse, severe breathing difficulties, have one sided weakness, slurred speech or severe bleeding, attend A&E or dial 999 immediately.

For minor conditions, your local pharmacy offers free help and advice, you might also be able to get medication free of charge, under the common ailments scheme.

If your condition is such that you cannot wait until the surgery is next open please dial NHS 111, or visit their online symptom checker https://111.wales.nhs.uk/selfassessments/default.aspx?locale=en&term=A

Thank you for your understanding.

26/03/2026

Following the success of last week’s MenACWY vaccine catch-up clinics, further sessions are being offered this Saturday (March 28).

Anyone from the ages of 13-14 (Year 9 of secondary school) up to the age of 25 can walk into one of our clinics to receive the vaccine without having to book an appointment.

They are being held in the following locations:
• Barry Hospital, Colcot Road, CF62 8YH (Sat, March 28: 9am-4.30pm)
• Maelfa Wellbeing Hub, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9PN (Sat, March 28: 9am-4.30pm)

The MenACWY vaccine is offered to young people aged 13-14 as part of their routine schedule to protect against meningococcal disease. These catch-up sessions are for those who didn’t get the vaccine the first time around.

While rare, meningococcal disease can be very serious and require urgent hospital treatment. It can lead to life-changing disabilities such as amputations, hearing loss, brain damage and scars.

If parents of younger children would like information about their meningitis B and pneumococcal vaccination status - both of which are given to children as part of their routine vaccination schedule up to the age of 2 - please call the vaccination service on 02921 841234 (lines open Mon-Fri 9am-4.45pm). You can also book any missed doses with your GP.