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26/11/2024

Our A&E departments are very busy today. If you attend with a minor illness or injury, you will experience a wait as we will always prioritise patients with a serious or life-threatening condition.
If you have a minor illness or injury, you will be seen quicker when visiting an Urgent Treatment Centre or Minor Injuries Unit, where wait times are up two hours.

UTCs and MIUs can provide treatment for a range of minor illnesses and injuries, including burns, sprains, broken bones, or cuts.

Use NHS 111 online or phone services if you're unsure where is best for you to get the care you need. Find out more about Minor Injuries Units and Urgent Treatment Centres in your area, including waiting times, via our website: https://bit.ly/3LwLTPp

05/11/2024

Be aware for getting to appointments this morning.

| 2.30pm |

Willington Road, Repton has now re-opened.

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| Willington Road | 10.30am |

A pedestrian has been taken to hospital with serious injuries, following a collision with a car in Willington Road, Repton earlier this morning.

The road remains closed as of 10.30am this morning and motorists should continue to plan ahead taking alternative routes where possible.

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| A road between Willington and Repton is closed following a collision between a car and a pedestrian in the early hours of this morning.

Willington Road is shut from the junction at Hall Lane down to Repton village and will remain closed for several hours.

The collision happened just before 5.10am today.

The route is typically busy with traffic and motorists are being advised to plan alternative routes.

No further information is available at this time.

27/10/2024

The NHS and Department for Health and Social Care have just launched the biggest ever public conversation about the future of the NHS! 💬 🔔

They want to hear your experiences of the NHS and your ideas to help change it.

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Get involved: https://bit.ly/48l2y3v

18/10/2024

Wear it Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a global campaign to raise awareness about the most common cancer affecting women. Wear It Pink Day on Friday 18 October asks people to wear pink to show support and raise funds.