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Are you at risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes? This week is Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Week (25-31 May). Check your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, by using the Diabetes UK Know Your Risk tool. You can reduce your risk by: eating a healthy, balanced diet maintaining a healthy weight keeping physically active People living with diabetes face a higher risk of: heart disease stroke nerve damage foot problems vision loss kidney problems. Some groups are at higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, including people of South Asian or Black ethnicity, people who are overweight or living with
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Join Our Team Clinical Receptionist / Healthcare Navigator Job Summary: We are looking for an enthusiastic, reliable receptionist to join our friendly, supportive, and forward-thinking city-centre practice. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys working with people and thrives in a busy, patient-focused environment. We are open to both part-time and full-time candidates; however, the successful applicant would be expected to work Tuesdays, Wednesdays and/or Thursdays. The ideal candidate will be confident and compassionate when interacting with patients, possess strong communication skills, and have a solid understanding of IT systems. The role involves a blend of administrative responsibilities
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A new Falls Prevention Workshop is now available locally, offering practical support to help people remain safe, active, and independent. Led by a Nexus PCN Occupational Therapist, these standalone sessions are designed to provide simple, effective guidance on reducing the risk of falls and improving overall wellbeing. Each one-time workshop includes practical advice, gentle exercises, and easy-to-follow strategies that can help improve balance, strength, and confidence in everyday life. Participants will learn: These sessions are welcoming, supporting, and suitable for all ability levels. Workshop Details Stay Safe. Stay Confident. Stay Independent. Page Created: 22nd May 2026 Page Updated: 22nd May
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Spring Bank Holiday Opening Hours 2026 Our opening hours will be affected during the bank holiday weekend. Unless stated differently, our normal opening hours (Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 6pm) will apply: Friday 22nd May 2026: 8.30AM – 6PM Saturday 23rd May 2026: CLOSED Sunday 24th May  2026: CLOSED Monday 25th May 2026: CLOSED Tuesday 26th May 2026: 8.30AM – 6PM Normal opening hours resume from Tuesday 26th May 2026. Emergency Care For all life threatening emergencies call 999. NHS 111 For non-emergency medical treatment or advice call 111 or visit https://111.nhs.uk/ Walk-in Centre NHS walk-in centres offer fast and
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Celebrating International Nurses Day 2026 On 12th May, we proudly celebrate International Nurses Day and recognise the incredible contribution nurses make to healthcare every single day. Nurses are at the heart of patient care. Their compassion, expertise, dedication, and resilience have a lasting impact on the lives of patients, families, and colleagues alike. From providing clinical care and emotional support to leading innovation and improving patient outcomes, nurses play a vital role across every area of healthcare. This year’s International Nurses Day is an opportunity to thank our nursing teams for their commitment and professionalism. Whether supporting patients in clinics,
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Exeter’s Biggest Community Mental Health Day Comes to Exeter Corn Exchange CoLab Exeter are hosting Exeter’s biggest ever Community Mental Health Day on Monday 1st June 2026 at the Exeter Corn Exchange. The event aims to showcase the wide range of support, services, and community organisations available to people beyond visiting a hospital or GP surgery. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore local mental health and wellbeing resources, connect with community groups, and discover the support available across Exeter. The day will run across two free sessions, giving people flexibility to attend at a time that suits them. Event
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We would like to let our patients know that two trees located at the front of the practice will be removed on Saturday 2nd May. The work is being carried out outside of normal opening hours to minimise any disruption to our services and to patient appointments. Why are the trees being removed? The trees have reached the end of their life and are no longer structurally safe. There is a risk that they could fall during high winds, which may case harm to patients or damage to the building. For safety reasons, removal is necessary. The trees have been carefully assessed
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April is Stress Awareness Month We all experience stress, whether it’s work-related pressures, personal challenges, or just the demands of daily life, stress can affect our physical and mental wellbeing more than we realise. This April, we’re joining the national conversation about stress – what causes it, how it impacts us, and what we can do to manage it in healthier ways. Why Stress Awareness Matters Stress can manifest in many ways: difficulty sleeping, low energy, irritability, headaches, or even physical illness. Long-term stress can increase the risk of mental health conditions like anxiety and depression, as well as serious
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Easter Bank Holiday Opening Hours 2026 Our opening hours will be affected during the bank holiday weekend. Unless stated differently, our normal opening hours (Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 6pm) will apply: Thursday 2nd April 2026: 8.30AM – 6PM Friday 3rd April 2026: CLOSED Saturday 4th April 2026: CLOSED Sunday 5th April 2026: CLOSED Monday 6th April 2026: CLOSED Tuesday 7th April 2026: 8.30AM – 6PM Normal opening hours resume from Tuesday 7th April 2026. Emergency Care For all life threatening emergencies call 999. NHS 111 For non-emergency medical treatment or advice call 111 or visit https://111.nhs.uk/ Walk-in Centre NHS
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The government has published new, evidence-informed guidance to help parents and carers of children under 5 navigate screen time. With digital screens now a normal part of family life, this guidance offers practical advice to support informed choices to help little brains develop healthy screen habits. The guidance recommends: For under 2s – avoid screen time, other than shared activities like video calls with family or looking through photos together. For 2–5s: try to keep it to no more than 1 hour a day – less if you can. Choose slow-paced, predictable content with simple stories, fewer scene changes and
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