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IF YOU HAVE VISITED US RECENTLY YOU WILL HAVE NOTICED THE MALTHOUSE SURGERY HAS HAD AN UPDATE - we thank both patients & staff for their co-operation whilst the works have been carried out

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE NEW SURROUNDINGS AND IT MAKES FOR A MORE PLEASANT EXPERIENCE WHEN VISITING US HERE AT THE SURGERY.

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DR BILL BRACE HAS RECENTLY REDUCED HIS SESSIONS BY A THIRD. WE KNOW WHAT A GREAT SERVICE DR BRACE PROVIDES TO ALL HIS PATIENTS, HOWEVER, THIS MOVE ODES MEAN HE CANNOT ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE AS READILY AS IN THE PAST

AFTER SUCCESSFUL FLU CLINICS ON 14th SEP & 12th OCT WHERE OVER 1500 FLU VACCINATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED THE NEXT ONE WILL BE SATURDAY 23rd NOV 8am-11am

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