From Monday 12th January, work will begin to refurbish our doctors’ consulting rooms. They will all be getting new basins and taps, new flooring and being redecorated.
This work will take several weeks with each room being out of commission for a number of days. We have a programme of work that ensures our GPs can keep working as close to normally as possible, but we do ask you to be patient with us as there will inevitably be some degree of inconvenience – it is unavoidable because the majority of the work will need to take place during the working week.
Very many thanks for bearing with us (and it will be worth it!).
Dr Evans & Partners
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