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WE NOW HOLD A MORNING SURGERY FROM 8.A.M. EACH WEEK DAY


UK Health (BBC)


Initial results of clinical trials on a possible vaccine against meningitis B show "encouraging" results.


No single drug will be enough to treat all the victims of a global pandemic of the H5N1 bird flu, research suggests.


A small molecule may have a big role in making the body clock tick, say UK researchers.

Welcome to the South Brent Health Centre Website

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South Brent Health Centre serves not only South Brent but also surrounding villages and we have a practice population of approximately 4,800 patients. We offer a full general practice service and run many specialist clinics. We aim to treat all our patients promptly, courteously and in complete confidence.

If you live in our practice area and would like to register with us, please complete a registration form available from reception. You will be registering with the practice rather than an individual GP, and, unless it is an emergency, you will always be able to say which GP you prefer to see.

ViewThrough this new website we hope to improve our services to all our patients and enable you to find the information required at the click of a mouse.  You can order repeat prescriptions online, cancel existing appointments, change your name and address and much more.

We are always looking to improve our services so please fill in our patient survey or leave some feedback on our contact page.  We hope that with your help and co-operation we will be able to make this website a better portal for all your online needs.

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When the surgery is closed call:
01364 72394

UK Health (BBC)


Initial results of clinical trials on a possible vaccine against meningitis B show "encouraging" results.


No single drug will be enough to treat all the victims of a global pandemic of the H5N1 bird flu, research suggests.


A small molecule may have a big role in making the body clock tick, say UK researchers.