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Winter Vaccination Campaign – FREE NHS FLU & COVID VACCINATIONS

Starting 1st October 2026

Flu Vaccines: For eligible patients aged 18+ (65 and over, pregnant women, those with certain long-term health conditions, carers, care home residents, and frontline health and social care workers)

COVID Vaccines: For eligible patients (75+, care home residents, and those who are immunosuppressed)

Clinic Hours: Tues/Wed/Thurs: 10am–3pm


No appointment needed from 13th October – walk-ins welcome! You can also book your flu and/or COVID vaccination directly with the pharmacy by clicking the "Bookable" tab here, through the NHS website linked below, or by calling the pharmacy

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Getting your gastroscopy results

A doctor or nurse may explain the results of the gastroscopy to you before you leave hospital. If you had a biopsy, you’ll need to wait for the results.

They’ll also let you know if any extra treatment was done during the gastroscopy.

You may be given a follow-up appointment to talk about your results and discuss possible treatments that could help you.

Biopsy results

If you had cells removed for testing, called a biopsy, it can take up to 2 months to get the results.

If doctors think you may have cancer you’ll get the results in 2 weeks.

If your results say you have cancer, you’ll be put in touch with a specialist cancer care team.

Support is available

For many people a gastroscopy will not find anything to worry about.

But it might help to speak to someone if you're feeling worried about your results.

You can get in touch with charities such as:

Last Reviewed
13 April 2022
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