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Prescriptions

If you think you may need a new prescription for medicine, please make an appointment with the doctor.

Repeat Prescriptions

  • Repeat prescriptions are normally for patients with long-term conditions who receive regular treatment.
  • Your doctor will explain the repeat prescription system upon beginning regular treatment.
  • You can order a repeat prescription via this website, using our secure online form or by telephoning the surgery.
  • Please provide the exact drug names wherever possible.
  • Please allow at least 24 hours after submitting your request before collecting your prescription from the surgery or your chosen chemist.
  • Your doctor will review all repeat prescriptions regularly.
  • Patients with some chronic illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and asthma will be seen regularly for monitoring of their condition.
  • Please tell us of any changes to your repeat prescription list made at the hospital or if you stop any medication by yourself.
  • Do not stockpile unwanted drugs at home, return them to your chemist

Prescription charges

Prescription prepayment certificates (PPCs) are available in England and they can save you money.

View NHS prescription charges here

PPCs are available by 10 monthly direct debit instalment payments.

There is further information about prescription exemptions, fees and PPCs available on the NHS website.  

Last Updated 5 Sep 2025

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