Wickhambrook Surgery is located in Boyden Close,
Nunnery Green
and provides a friendly and professional service to the villagers
of Wickhambrook and other surrounding villages
Emergencies
(24 hours)
Urgent calls and visits: 01440 820272
Appointments
and General Enquiries: 01440 820140
Boyden Close
Nunnery Green
Wickhambrook
Nr Newmarket
Suffolk
CB8 8XU
Dispensary: 01440 823801
District Nurses,
Health Visitor, etc. 01440 820137
General Email
NOT TO BE USED FOR APPOINTMENTS
Other contact information
and details can be found by clicking one of the below links
A Prostate Cancer Support
Group
has been formed recently for people who are worried about Prostate
Cancer, or who are awaiting treatment, or who have undergone treatment.
This support group is run by patients and has a specialised nurse
dedicated to helping.
Do you
want advice and information about your disability? WSDRC can help you
The West Suffolk DisABILITY Resource Centre (DRC) is a
partnership between voluntary and statutory organisations. The
centre is independent to ensure that disabled people receive
free,
impartial advice and easy access to key disability services.
Disabled
people, carers, family members and care professionals are welcome
to use the centre.
To contact
the DRC, make an appointment or for information about the services
offered please contact:
The West DisABILITY Resource Centre
Papworth House,
4 Bunting Road,
Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk, IP32 7BX
Part of the Papworth Trust - Registered Charity 211234
Doctors who practised
in Wickhambrook up until 1900 - http://suffolkmedicalbiographies.co.uk
type in 'Wickhambrook' in the 'place of practice' box and then 'search'
If anyone has a photograph of William Gaskoin Stutter (1815 -1887),
whose casebook, edited by E E Cockayne and N J Stow, was published
by Boydell and Brewer in 2005 as a Suffolk Records Society volume,
Dr Cockayne would be extremely pleased to hear from you. Email :editor@suffolkmedicalbiographies.co.uk
Suffolk Carers Planning For the Future with Family Carers
of People with Learning Disabilities
Are you over 65 and looking after someone who has a Learning Disability?
Then this project could help you. click here to read the poster(may take a little time to load)
A Cautionary Tale
Flu Blues
Where do they come from? The germs in the air
They enter my chest, and settle down there
They cause me to cough and then start to wheeze
Oh dear! I think I'm going to sneeze
I've now got the shivers, do you think it's the flu?
I certainly feel weary and decidedly blue
The doctor advises us to stay in bed
Keep ourselves warm and very well fed
All the parties I'm missing, I feel very sad
All this because I missed my flue jab!
Published in The
Scene : Issue No. 206 : September - October 2003
has been formed recently for people who are worried about Prostate
Cancer, or who are awaiting treatment, or who have undergone treatment.