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09/11/2026

We’re proud to be a Veteran Friendly Accredited GP Practice!❤️

We are committed to ensuring that veterans and their families receive the understanding, care and support they deserve.

Being a Veteran Friendly Accredited practice means our team is trained to understand service-related health issues and help veterans access the most appropriate care for their needs.

Have you ever served in the Armed Forces?

Whether you served for a short time or many years ago, please let us know. This helps us make sure you receive the right care and support when you need it.

We can also help connect veterans with specialist NHS services, including:

Op COURAGE – https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/armed-forces-community/mental-health/veterans-reservists/

Op RESTORE – https://www.oprestore.nhs.uk/

We are proud to support our Armed Forces community and uphold the Armed Forces Covenant, helping ensure veterans receive the same standard of healthcare and access to services as everyone else.

Thank you for your service. We’re proud to support you. ❤️

06/11/2026

We’re excited to be heading out to North Bridlington Library for our next Outreach Session on Thursday 19th November!

We’ll be joined by our friend Paul Bartley from Optelec, who will be showcasing some of the latest low vision aid equipment, with demonstrations available throughout the day. 👓

We’ll be there from 10am – 2pm and look forward to welcoming people from Bridlington and the surrounding areas.

If you or someone you know is living with sight loss and would like some help, advice or information about the support available, come along and have a chat with us.

📍 North Bridlington Library
📅 Thursday 19th November
⏰ 10am – 2pm

06/11/2026

📱Important update about NHS messages!📱

Drs Reddy & Nunn are now sending messages through the NHS App if you are signed up.

✅ If you’re registered for NHS App messages, please remember to check your app regularly for important updates.

📩 If you’re not signed up, messages will default to being sent to you by text message.

Don’t miss an important update, remember to check your NHS App! 💙

05/11/2026

Bridlington & surrounding areas, come and see what support is available to you!

If you live in or around Bridlington, be sure to come and visit us at North Bridlington Library on Thursday 19th November, where we'll be hosting our next outreach session!

We'll be joined by our good friend Paul from Optelec, who will be on hand to demonstrate a range of low vision aids, equipment and accessories, giving you the opportunity to see and try some of the latest products available.

We'll also be there to offer advice, guidance and information about the support available for people living with sight loss.

Whether you're looking for support yourself, or know someone who could benefit from our services, we'd love to see you.

🕙 10:00am – 2:00pm
📍 North Bridlington Library, Marton Gate, Bridlington, YO16 6YD

Come along, say hello, have a chat with us and find out how we may be able to help. You can also take the opportunity to explore some of the latest products from Optelec.

Everyone is welcome — we look forward to seeing you there!

04/11/2026

01/11/2026

22/10/2026

"Don’t be frightened of someone else’s cancer. You don’t need to know exactly what to say, and you don’t need to try to fix it."

In 2018, Mev was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. Since then, her cancer has spread, and she now lives with incurable stage 4 cancer.

Mev has experienced friends withdrawing and has lost some close friendships as a result. She shares how this has affected her and what she found most helpful from those around her.

“In the beginning, I found my relationships changing incredibly difficult. I was hurt, confused and didn’t understand why somebody who had been so important to me could suddenly step away when I was going through something so huge.

“Cancer has shown me who my people are and has taught me that I can’t control who stays and who leaves.

“People have taken me to chemotherapy and hospital appointments, brought me food, checked in on me, sat with me, sent messages, made me laugh and simply made sure I knew they were there. I think that’s what has meant the most to me - knowing that someone genuinely cares, rather than it being lip service.

“One thing I’ve found difficult is the expectation that I should always ‘stay positive’. There have been times when I’ve been suffering because of treatment, recovering from operations, exhausted, frightened, emotional or simply having a really awful day. Sometimes you need to feel sad. The most helpful thing is simply to say, ‘It’s okay. You don’t have to be okay today. I’m here.’

“If someone reading this has a friend, family member or colleague who has just been diagnosed with cancer, my biggest piece of advice would be… Don’t be afraid of getting it wrong. Don’t disappear because you don’t know what to say. You don’t need to have the right words. You don’t need to know exactly what to do. You don’t need to make someone feel positive all the time or try to fix what they’re going through. Just stay."

Whether you’re supporting a loved one through cancer or have been diagnosed. We’re here to help: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/fair-cancer-care/dont-go-quiet

When cancer shows up, don't go quiet.

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