The practice will not be supplying letters for exemption of face coverings.

The page linked below, on the UK Government website, contains information on face coverings and links to exemption badges and cards which can be printed out for those who cannot wear face covering  for age, health or disability reasons.

Face coverings: when to wear one, exemptions, and how to make your own

There is a pre-bookable clinic for flu injections for those aged 75 and over running all day on Thursday 24th September at Aberaman Surgery.

This clinic is by appointment only.

• Face masks must be worn
• Wear short sleeved tops if possible
• You must not attend more than 5 minutes early or 5 minutes late to enable social distancing measures
• Please provide an updated mobile number when you book your appointment with reception so that a reminder can be sent to you

Details of other flu clinics will follow.

We have been taking repeat prescription requests over the phone since March. This is no longer possible due to the busy phone lines – we will have to revert back to prescription requests in writing or online as outlined on the website.

There is a locked box outside each surgery where requests can be posted.

We would like to encourage the use of the online service for prescriptions – please contact the surgery to register.

All patients attending the surgery are requested to wear a face covering. Children under 11 years of age are exempt.

Patients who do not wear a face covering will be asked to wait outside until the doctor or nurse is ready for them to proceed directly to the consulting room.

This is to protect all patients who may be in the waiting room.

Frisky Wales is a website giving advice on contraception and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). It now offers free home testing for STIs.