The London Road Surgery - News

Staff Training 12.5.26

Please be aware that the Practice closes on Tuesday 12 May 2026 at 1.00pm for Staff Training. This is in line with all practices in the Essex Integrated Care System Please call NHS 111 or in an emergency call 999 We are open at 8am on Wednesday 13 May 2026 Thank you Please check www.nhs.uk the NHS website for Services, Health, and also the NHS App

Respect Our Staff

NHS Staff must be able to come to work without fear of violence, abuse or harassment from patients or their relatives. The NHS has a zero tolerance attitude towards violence(1). Violent, threatening or abusive behaviour including shouting and swearing will not be tolerated at this practice. Patients who act in such a manner will be asked to leave the premises; the Police may be called and you could be removed from our patient list. Our staff are here to help you, please treat them with respect

Check your Blood Pressure!

We remind you of the importance of regular blood pressure monitoring through the Invincible Feeling, Invisible Danger blood pressure campaign. Please click on the Blood pressure Leaflet attached where you can record your Blood pressure readings Thank you

Bank Holiday 4 May 2026

Monday 4 May 2026 - Bank Holiday - We are closed and re open on Tuesday 5 May 2026

May Measure Month

Raised blood pressure is the number one cause of preventable death worldwide. Over 10 million lives are lost each year due to high blood pressure Only 50% of people affected are aware their blood pressure is high

Connect to Work

Connect to Work for Long Term Health Conditions Are you thinking about finding work? We can help - Essex IPS Employment Service

Help us understand A&E use

Help us understand A&E use in Essex Please complete a short survey by 23 April 2026

Wellbeing Café - April 2026

Please see activities for April 2026 at the Wellbeing Café - every Wednesday 11.30-1.30pm Free to attend - Refreshments available Everyone welcome!

Carers News

Healthwatch Essex 'Carers Voices' is commissioned by Essex County Council to gather feedback from carers across the county to find out what’s working well and not so well in order to influence improvements to the support provided for carers - NEW SURVEY

Recovery College April 26

All courses are co-produced by people with lived experience of mental health challenges and professionals working in the field. They provide safe, inclusive spaces for people to develop new skills, share experiences, and build confidence at their own pace. Courses are open to anyone aged 18 and over who has experienced mental health challenges, supports someone who has, or would simply like to learn more about mental health and wellbeing.