The Pendle Medical Partnership

How we use your information - GDPR

The new General Data Protection regulations will be coming into force on 25 May 2018. As a practice we take the security of your information very seriously and are working to ensure that we comply fully with the new regulations. We have a page on ...

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Ordering your prescriptions

If you have repeat medication which is ordered through a Community Pharmacy there are changes coming soon. With effect from 31 July 2017 at Colne Corner Surgery, and 7 August 2017 at Earby Surgery, Community Pharmacies will no longer be able to ...

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Booking an appointment

With effect from Monday 30 January 2017, we will be changing our appointment system at Colne Corner Surgery. This will now work in a similar way to our Earby Surgery system, and will offer a variety of ways for you to either speak to a healthcare ...

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Electronic Prescriptions

You can now nominate a pharmacy closest to where you live, work or shop so that you don't have to visit your GP practice to pick up your paper prescription.

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Merger of Colne Corner and Earby Surgery

We are considering the merger of Edward Street Surgery, Earby, and Colne Corner Surgery to merge and work as one Practice with effect from 1 July 2016.

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Appointment System

We listened to patient feedback and amended our appointment system in October 2014. The appointment system is a mixture of pre-bookable routine appointments and urgent appointments booked through GP led telephone triage.

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Ambulance response times

The Patient Participation Group raised concerns about emergency ambulance response times in the area.

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General medical service contract net income

From 1 April 2015, it is a contractual requirement for practices to publish on their practice website by the end of the financial year

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Dementia awareness

Dementia awareness further information

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Patient Access Survey 2014-15

The Practice is grateful to the help and support of the Surgery Patient Participation Group, and in particular Mr Chris Nolan who developed the survey which examined how we are performing with regards to accessing a GP.

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