Practice News
Proposed Merger of a Merger between Exmoor Surgery and The Beacon Practice
Friday, 24 July 2020
Your views – a proposal for Exmoor Surgery to merge with The Practice Beacon We would like to hear your thoughts on our proposal to merge our practice with our neighbouring practice, The Practice Beacon. The Practice Beacon and Exmoor Surgery will be applying to North West London Clinical Commissioning Group to merge into one […]
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT – Our telephone number has changed to 020 3772 4996
Thursday, 2 September 2021
Dear Patients, Over the years we are aware that patients have reported difficulties with our telephones. This is in part due to us being on a very old system that we inherited when the practice moved into St Charles Hospital. We have for a number of years been trying to move away from this old […]
Merger of Practice Beacon with Exmoor Surgery
Friday, 23 October 2020
Further to recent updates that we have been making regarding the proposed merger of our practice Exmoor Sugery with another local practice, we are writing to inform you that the proposal to merge the practices has been approved. The date for the merger will be 18th November 2020 The Practice Beacon and Exmoor Surgery have […]
Important Patient Information Regarding the Proposed Merger of Exmoor Surgery with The Practice Beacon
Friday, 25 September 2020
In July we wrote to you about a potential merger between Exmoor Surgery and another local practice, The Practice Beacon. We would like to thank all those patients who participated in the Survey and shared their feedback with us. We have collated the feedback received to jointly create a ‘Patient Engagement Outcome Report’ and attach […]
Welcome To Our New Website
Monday, 1 April 2019
Our new website has been designed to make it easy for patients of this Practice to: Get answers to their questions. Quickly access the right help and advice for their needs.
How to manage your Hay Fever
Friday, 1 March 2019
Hay fever is caused by an allergy to pollen. The symptoms of hay fever are caused when a person has an allergic reaction to pollen.