COVID-19

Getting a COVID Pass

You can request a COVID pass by ringing 119 or online. 

You do not need to have the NHS App.

Please use the links below:

 

If you are aged over 12 years old: NHS COVID Pass - NHS (nhsx.nhs.uk) 

On 29 July 2022 we have been advised that parents and guardians can now request a digital NHS COVID Pass for travel  for children aged 5 to 11. This provides a record of the child’s vaccinations and proof of a positive COVID-19 NHS PCR test in the past 180 days.  Travel letters for 5-11 year olds who have received a full primary course of a COVID-19 vaccination, as well as recovery letters showing proof of a positive COVID-19 NHS PCR test in the past 180 days for this age group, are already available.

For children aged 5-11 years old: Who are you requesting an NHS COVID Pass for? - Get your NHS COVID Pass - NHS (nhsx.nhs.uk)

How to get proof of your COVID19 vaccination status
isolation note

Isolation Note for Your Employer

Click here if you have been told to self-isolate because of coronavirus and you need a note for your employer

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Long COVID?

Click Here for recovery and support information

Covid 19

COVID Information

Click here For all up to date information regarding the COVID vaccine, getting a COVID swab test, self isolation, NHS COVID pass and much more.

COVID-19 Autumn Booster Vaccine

 

We are awaiting official confirmation from NHSE and the JCVI for which cohorts of patients will be eligible for the Autumn COVID booster vaccine.

We will update this when we have more information. 

General practice transparency notice for GPES data for pandemic planning and research (COVID-19)

Information for patients explaining how your data is being processed to support vital coronavirus (COVID-19) planning and research.

This practice is supporting vital coronavirus (COVID-19) planning and research by sharing your data with NHS Digital. This transparency notice supplements our main practice privacy notice.

Please visit https://digital.nhs.uk/coronavirus/gpes-data-for-pandemic-planning-and-research/general-practice-transparency-notice