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In 1817, James Parkinson published his ‘Essay on the Shaking Palsy’, recognising Parkinson’s as a medical condition for the first time. We mark his birthday every 11 April with World … [continue] World Parkinson’s Day

World Health Day 2026: Together for health. Stand with science World Health Day 2026, observed on 7 April, calls on people everywhere to stand with science. Under the theme “Together … [continue] World Health Day

in March  we received 94% recommendation from Friends and family on working feedback to write a review please use the link below or come into the surgery to fill out a form

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month falls in April each year. IBS is one of the most common digestive conditions and is defined by belly pain along with a change … [continue] IBS Awareness Month

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month When diagnosed early, nine in ten people survive bowel cancer. That’s why this April, to support Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, we’re asking you to … [continue] Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

World Autism Acceptance Month is back in April 2026 Join thousands of people across the country and take part in schools, workplaces and local communities to fundraise, share resources, and … [continue] World Autism Acceptance Month

Uni-City Medical Centre – Anima Triage System What are the opening times for Anima?Anima is available Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 6:30pm. CapacityOn some days, demand for GP appointments exceeds the safe capacity we can provide. When this happens, you may see an alert on Anima indicating that no further same-day appointments are available. You…

🌟 Star of the Quarter 🌟 A huge congratulations to Liz, our fantastic Health Care Assistant, for being named our 2nd Star of the Quarter! Liz has stepped in massively when needed, always going above and beyond to support both her colleagues and the people in our care. Her dedication, reliability, and positive attitude truly…

Notice: Bank Holiday Weekend Closure Our GP surgery will be closed during the bank holiday weekend. If you feel unwell during this time, please visit a local pharmacy that is open, or contact NHS 111 for medical advice. Thank you for your understanding.

  Each year we commemorate World TB Day to raise public awareness about the devastating health, social and economic consequences of tuberculosis (TB) and to step up efforts to end … [continue] World TB Day

Meningitis Vaccination Update Thank you to everyone who has recently enquired about meningitis vaccinations. At present, our guidance is that we are not offering catch-up meningitis vaccinations for individuals aged 18 and over, unless they are attending the University of Kent. We are able to offer a catch-up vaccination programme for those aged 10–18. For…

World Down Syndrome Day was created to celebrate the lives of people with Down syndrome and to make sure they have the same freedoms and opportunities as everybody else. 21st … [continue] World Down Syndrome Day

Toothie is back! Since launching the “Happy Mouth” campaign theme in 2024, he has continued to encourage positive change by educating people about the vital role a happy, healthy mouth plays … [continue] World Oral Health Day

  Every March Since 2012 Nutrition and Hydration Week has taken place every March since 2012. Its purpose is to bring people together to create energy, focus and fun in … [continue] Nutrition and Hydration Week

  World Sleep Day 2026 stands as a beacon of awareness in our busy lives, reminding us of the critical role sleep plays in our health and well-being. This day … [continue] World Sleep Day

  Isn’t kidney disease just caused by lifestyle choices? Kidney disease doesn’t affect many people, does it? Transplants are a cure for kidney disease, right? #DontKidYourself If, like us, you’re … [continue] World Kidney Day

Young Carers Action Day is an annual event that takes place in mid-March. The next Young Carers Action Day will take part on Wednesday 11th March 2026. The day is organised … [continue] Young Carers’ Action Day

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we … [continue] International Women’s Day

in February  we received 94% recommendation from Friends and family on working feedback to write a review please use the link below or come into the surgery to fill out a form

What is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month? Every March is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. It’s our chance to put ovarian cancer in the spotlight. In the UK, over 7,000 women are … [continue] Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

Rare Disease Day is a globally coordinated movement dedicated to rare diseases, striving for equity in social opportunities, healthcare, and access to diagnosis and therapies for people living with a … [continue] Rare Diseases Day

When is National No Smoking Day? National No Smoking Day is an annual day of awareness that always takes place on the second Wednesday of March. Inaugurated on Ash Wednesday … [continue] National No Smoking Day

When is Cancer Prevention Action Week? Cancer Prevention Action Week 2026 will take place from the 17th-23rd of February. What is Cancer Prevention Action Week? Each year, World Cancer Research … [continue] Cancer Prevention Action Week

  The official theme for Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 is ‘This is My Place’ We know that our sense of belonging as individuals, in our friendships, in school, and … [continue] Children Mental Health Week

The Epilepsy Foundation is proud to join the epilepsy community in recognising the second Monday in February as International Epilepsy Day. What is International Epilepsy Day? International Epilepsy Day started in 2015 and … [continue] International Epilepsy Day

Time to Talk Day is on 5 February 2026. It’s the nation’s biggest mental health conversation. A chance to listen, share, and talk about what really matters. Brave the big … [continue] Time To Talk Day

The national health strategy 2025 on men’s health highlighted the fact that men do not access health facilities as much as women, often believing that healthcare is inconvenient, unwelcoming or not male-friendly, leading to reduced screening outcomes. It is about preventing and treating cardiometabolic disease, cancer, mental illness and male specific cancers like prostate and…

in January we received 92% recommendation from Friends and family on working feedback to write a review please use the link below or come into the surgery to fill out a form  

On Saturday the 31st of January 2026 our lead nurse Mary at the Uni- city medical centre hosted a women’s tea and coffee morning. This is where a group of  women can get together and lean the importance of booking a cervical screening, Breast awareness and menopause. here our some of our reviews we received-…

World Cancer Day World Cancer Day is a time to come together in solidarity with millions of people around the world whose lives have been affected by cancer. It is a day to honor the strength of those currently fighting, to celebrate survivors who carry their journeys forward with resilience, to recognize caregivers whose compassion…