Manor Medical Practice Stockport

30/07/2026

"This Van Can is back! Throughout August, the mobile cancer awareness van will be visiting locations across Stockport to offer free, friendly conversations with specially trained staff.
The team will be available to talk about spotting the early signs of cancer, answer questions and provide information on when to seek advice.
The confirmed dates across Stockport are from 10 am–4pm.
Friday 7 August - Wickes Stockport, 4 Manchester Road
Thursday 13th August – Asda, Marple
Friday 14th August – Hazel Grove
Saturday 15th August – Stockport Market
Thursday 20th August – Morrisons, Bredbury"

22/07/2026

20/07/2026

To our patients, this is a note from the Stockport’s Public Health Team during recent wildfires in Greater Manchester.

We’re aware that being able to see and smell smoke across Greater Manchester from the recent wildfires can feel alarming.

As wind directions change it means that smoke pockets move around, which is why some days may feel more smoky than others.

For most people the smoke and the odour from it won’t be an issue. However, for some people, especially if you already have a breathing condition, it can cause coughing and wheezing as well as irritation to eyes and skin.

If the smoke is affecting you please keep your windows closed and open for ventilation once the smoke passes.

If you feel like your breathing has become difficult or is affecting a condition like asthma, then please do get in touch with a medical service for advice.

This is also coinciding with a period of very hot weather, so please remember to follow (where possible) the UKHSA Heat Health advice which can be found Beat the heat: staying safe in hot weather - GOV.UK

Thank you for your time as we all look forward to the smoke clearing. It will pass, even if it takes a little longer and it is being monitored by national experts.

Jilla Burgess Allen, Director of Public Health for Stockport

16/04/2026

As part of our commitment to Equality and to Pride in Practice we believe that it's time to !

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It's time to !

In this climate, many LGBTQ+ people fear that visibility comes with danger, yet remaining invisible erases needs, rights, voices, and data entirely.

That's why Refuse to Be Invisible! is a bold, unapologetic digital campaign from LGBT Foundation that unites visibility, empowerment, representation, and safety into one cohesive movement. By joining the campaign, you'll be sent a weekly email for 8 weeks with a no-cost action you can take to help LGBTQ+ people unapologetically take up space—from improving health care to boosting our democracy.

When we come together, individual actions can create monumental changes. Ready to do your part for LGBTQ+ equality? Sign up now at www.lgbt.foundation/refusetobeinvisible

10/04/2026

If you or someone you know is an unpaid carer and you would like support, help or further information, please pop in to Offerton Health Centre and ask for a free carers pack.