Cervical Cancer Prevention Week takes place from 19 to 25 January 2026 and is an opportunity to encourage women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64 to come forward for their cervical screening as well as to share information and resources to help people make informed decisions about screening and tackle some of the barriers stopping people from being screened.
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We want to take this opportunity to share our hugest thanks to Dr Robert Fisher, GP partner at PMG, who has now retired. He has worked with the patients and staff of Priory for nearly 30 years and now gets to enjoy his well earned retirement.
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For updates to site closures in January, see this post. It will be updated weekly with any changes.
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As we come towards the end of 2025, we look back on a challenging year for the NHS.
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Flu rates are on the rise, there are ways you can protect yourself and your loved ones
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We will be closed over the bank holiday periods.
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For updates to site closures in December, see this post. It will be updated weekly with any changes.
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We know that this Remembrance Day is likely to be particularly challenging for the many veterans in our community and we want you to know that we are trained and committed to effectively identifying and supporting your health needs.
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November is Men's Health Awareness Month
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If you would like to check your vaccination records, many patients can do this on their NHSapp or SystmOne account (via Airmid app). We are doing our best to respond to the number of queries but please be patient as we have received a lot of online requests and calls about meningitis B vaccination this week. Thank you.
We understand there is a lot of concern and confusion around Meningitis B - we are receiving a lot of queries about Men B vaccination so have put together some FAQs: Meningitis B vaccine: > Only offered to children between 8 weeks and 2 years of age who are due the vaccine as per national vaccine schedule (which was introduced in 2015) > Patients without a spleen are also offered vaccination > Those in ‘at risk’ areas with outbreaks will be contacted by Public Health > University Students – only option is to seek privately > University workers need to discuss with their employer Meningitis ACWY Vaccine: > Usually given in Year 9/10 at school > If you are not vaccinated and between 16-25yrs we can arrange a routine nurse appointment for a vaccination (must be before the 25th Birthday) > If you are unvaccinated and missed the vaccination at school (and <16yrs) please contact the school vaccination team as we cannot give the vaccine to this age group. > People aged over 25 who are close contacts of patients who have meningitis ACW or Y will be informed by Public Health if they need to be vaccinated. We cannot give any routine vaccinations privately at PMG - if you are keen to explore this, please look at other providers. The most important thing is to be vigilant regarding the symptoms of meningitis and if you suspect meningitis or sepsis, seek emergency medical input via 999 or A&E.
If you’re unsure about meningitis and how to protect yourself, this blog is really helpful ⤵️ https://ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2025/10/31/what-is-meningitis-symptoms-risks-and-how-to-protect-yourself/
