Wallingford Medical Practice

01/06/2026

Please may we remind patients to allow extra time for Parking when coming to the Surgery.

The car park is unfortunately not owned by the Surgery, for all feedback regarding the car park please contact [email protected]

28/05/2026

With holiday season coming up please ensure you order your medication in plenty of time 🌞

Please may we remind patients of the below ⬇️

‼️We have recently been receiving an influx of medication requests and calls especially on Fridays regarding urgent prescriptions.

Please may we gently remind patients of the below information ⬇️

❓If you are trying to order medication via your App that doesn't appear, you are also able to request medication via our online form on our website.

Thank you ✨

15/04/2026

For more information about coil fitting please see: https://cosrh.org/Public/Public/News/Articles/pain-shouldnt-be-part-of-the-plan_iud.aspx?WebsiteKey=f858b086-d221-4a83-9688-824162920b1b

09/04/2026

April marks Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

Bowel cancer is one of the most common types of cancer, but when it is detected early, it is highly treatable.

Do you know the signs of bowel cancer? They can include:
➡️Bleeding from your bottom and/or blood in your stool
➡️A persistent and unexplained change in bowel habits
➡️Unexplained weight loss
➡️Extreme fatigue without an apparent cause
➡️A lump or pain in your stomach

These symptoms don’t always mean cancer, but it’s important not to ignore them. If you notice any changes that concern you, please contact us.

If you’re aged between 50 and 74 and invited for bowel screening, please complete your home test kit—screening helps detect problems early, when treatment is more effective.

Know the signs. Take part in screening. Talk to your GP if you’re concerned. 💙

18/03/2026

17/03/2026

With holiday season approaching, please may we gently remind patients of the below ⬇️🌞

13/03/2026

💉 COVID Vaccinations this Spring 💉

12/03/2026

This month is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 💙

It’s important to know the signs and symptoms – especially as risk increases with age. Most cases develop in men aged 50 or older and prostate cancer is more common in Black men.

Early diagnosis and treatment can save lives. Contact your GP if you notice any changes in your body or something doesn’t feel right.

Find more information on prostate cancer please visit: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/prostate-cancer/

11/03/2026

‼️We have recently been receiving an influx of medication requests and calls especially on Fridays regarding urgent prescriptions.

Please may we gently remind patients of the below information ⬇️

❓If you are trying to order medication via your App that doesn't appear, you are also able to request medication via our online form on our website.

Thank you ✨