Alert: Practice Closure

Hama Medical Centre will be closing from 12:30 today for staff training. Should you have an urgent enquiries please contact NHS 111. You can do this be using the link below. If you have symptoms such as chest pains, shortness of breath or vomiting blood, please contact 999.

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