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Holmside Medical Group is proposing to extend its practice boundary to include nearby areas. We are currently seeking feedback from patients, local residents and stakeholders before any decision is made. If the proposal is approved, the following areas would be included within the new practice boundary: • Callerton • Black Callerton Maps of the current and proposed boundary are available at reception and below. The shaded area represents our current boundary, the orange lined area shows our projected extension. The proposed boundary extension is intended to ensure that patients living in newly developed housing areas have access to local GP services. Holmside Medical Group has a long-standing history of providing primary care to the surrounding community, and these new developments are a natural extension of the population we already serve. The proposed change simply incorporates these new residential areas, which currently fall just outside our existing practice boundary, allowing us to continue delivering accessible, high-quality care to our local community. We want to hear from you. You can respond between the 27/07/2026 to 21/08/2026 ✅ Completing our online survey: Boundary Expansion Feedback Form – Fill in form ✅ Picking up a paper copy from reception ✅ Asking for a copy in Easy Read, large print, or other formats 📅 Deadline for feedback: 21/08/2026 📧 For more information or support: Email: holmsidemedicalgroup@nhs.net Phone: 0191 2734009 [pdf_embed url="https://www.holmsidemedicalgroup.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/49/2026/07/Patient-Letter-HMG-PDF.pdf"] [pdf_embed url="https://www.holmsidemedicalgroup.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/49/2026/07/Patient-Factsheet-HMG-PDF.pdf"]
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All vaccines are extensively researched and tested before they are approved for use. Their effectiveness and side effects are also regularly monitored. Existing vaccines are also amended or improved to combat new or dominant strains of certain conditions.

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From 1st July 2025, the routine childhood immunisation schedule will change depending on when babies are born.

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