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Tile House Surgery
The Tile House
33 Shenfield Road
Brentwood
Essex, CM15 8AQ
Tel: 01277 227711
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CAR PARK - The Car Park resurfacing has now been completed and the car park is now open for use - there will be small amounts of follow up work to do such as white lining but this will be undertaken after hours.
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Dr Indrakumar is currently on maternity leave, until December 2018, her patients are being looked after by Dr Rebecca Gulrez
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Dr Indrakumar is currently on maternity leave, she will be returning on the 29th October 2018, her patients are currently being looked after by Dr Gulrez
. Dr Gulrez will be leaving us on the 26th October 2018 and we would like to thank her for being part of our clinical team for the past 11 months.
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Crackdown on painkillers amid addiction fears
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