For urgent medical assistance outside our normal surgery hours, please call the NHS 111 service by dialling 111. This is a freephone number from all landline and mobile phones.

If you need medical help quickly but it’s not life-threatening, you can call NHS 111 for advice and support.

NHS 111 online is a quick and convenient way to get urgent medical advice without calling the 111 phone service. It’s ideal for people who prefer to access help digitally.

After answering a few questions about your symptoms, you’ll receive guidance on what to do next. This may include:

• Caring for yourself at home
• Visiting a Primary Care Centre
• Being directed to your GP or pharmacist
• Getting an appointment at an urgent treatment centre
• Being advised to attend A&E if necessary
• Receiving information on self-care and medication
• Finding local NHS services
• Arranging an emergency prescription if you’ve run out of regular medication

Click here to use NHS 111 online or call 111 to speak to a trained adviser.