Marsh Medical Practice

07/06/2026

Tonight, we open our doors in Louth. But don’t let the fact you don’t live in Louth stop you from attending Andy’s Man Club.

Did you know we also have clubs in Skegness, Grimsby, Brigg, Caistor, Immingham, Scunthorpe, Barton and Gainsborough?

There’s a club closer than you think.

There’s a chair for a man like you tonight.

No fees.
No booking.
No judgement.
No pressure to talk.

Just turn up.

Andy’s Man Club Louth
Elizabeth Court,
Church Street,
Louth,
LN11 9BZ

Andys Man Club Skegness
40 Algitha Road,
Skegness,
PE25 2AJ

Andys man Club Grimsby
Albion Street,
Grimsby,
DN32 7DX

Andys man Club Grimsby East Marsh
The Canopy,
Grant Thorold Park,
Durban Road,
Grimsby,
DN32 8BA

Andys man Club Grimsby South
Franklin Community Hub,
Chelmsford Avenue,
Grimsby,
DN34 5BZ

Andys Man Club Brigg
The Angel Suite,
Market Place,
Brigg,
DN20 8LD

Andys Man Club Gainsborough
Rose Sports Ground,
North Warren Road,
Gainsborough,
DN21 2TU

Andys Man Club Immingham
Civic Centre,
Pelham Road,
Immingham,
DN40 1QF

Andys Man Club Scunthorpe East
New Beginnings Unit 2,
Davidson House,
East Common Lane,
Scunthorpe,
DN16 1DD

Andys Man Club Scunthorpe Central
Brumby Hall,
Iron Foundation,
Ground Floor Office,
Ashby Road,
Scunthorpe,
DN16 1AA

Every Monday, 7-9pm, except bank holidays.

02/06/2026

The surgery will be closed for essential training on Thursday 4th June from 12.30.
North Somercotes will reopen at 3.00 on Thursday 4th June and Manby will reopen 8.00 am on Friday 5th June
For healthcare advice during this time phone 111. If it is a life threatening emergency phone 999

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

22/05/2026

We’re not saying you’re old, we’re just saying taking care of your health now sets you up for a healthier future. If you haven’t had your cholesterol checked lately, ask your doctor about a screening.

22/05/2026

Want to find out more about our Patient Participation Group?

We are particularly keen to have more patients join the PPG team from other areas of the Marsh Medical Practice community to make us more representative. Younger patients, those who are carers, males, patients from minority communities and more rural areas.

If you think you might be interested but would like a chat initially then please ask at reception and they can drop us a message and one of the PPG will call you to discuss further.

19/05/2026

Meet our Patient Participation Group (PPG) Members:

Vicki
Hi, I’m Vicki, a retired PE teacher. I became a private tutor to continue my passion for teaching and also volunteered at the village primary school. This led to me becoming a school governor which I enjoy. I believe in being involved in village life and I am also a Parish Councillor. I have Multiple Sclerosis and have been a wheelchair user for a long time now but with help I get out and about to pursue my interests. I love being outdoors and have a passion for carp fishing. I had never heard of PPG’s until I joined the one at Marsh Medical Practice and it has opened my eyes to the stresses and restraints faced by all surgeries. We act as the critical friend to the practice. We are a small group, and we would welcome new members. Why not come and join us, we don’t bite!

18/05/2026

Meet our Patient Participation Group (PPG) Members:

Carol
Hi, I am Carol. My working background has always been in health services, eventually in public health, and after retirement I’ve continued to maintain an interest in healthcare services but from the perspective of a user. I have been a regular user of health services over the last 10 to 15 years and as a result of that, have maintained an interest in patient representation. I have been a member of Marsh Medical Practice's PPG for a few years, but this was disrupted somewhat during the pandemic. I've continued this as the PPG was recruiting new members and reforming. I believe it's really important for patients to have a representative voice in their healthcare and understand the services that are provided to them.

15/05/2026

Meet our Patient Participation Group (PPG) Members:
Sharon

Hi, I am Sharon. I am currently the Chair of the PPG. I have worked in healthcare for all my working life, 40 years, and I am a psychiatric social worker by profession. I am currently working full time in a large Mental Health and community trust as an Associate Director and lead the equality diversity and inclusion agenda, alongside the recovery (peer support/recovery college developments). I have my own significant health challenges and have established many voluntary groups, training courses, and innovations over the years. I strongly advocate for the voice of the patient community and ensuring fair access and services for all, in particular from those within more rural or minority communities.