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Sad news: 1st June 2026

It is with great sadness that we must inform you that Louise Morton, our Practice Manager, passed away last week.  This is a difficult time for her family, friends and colleagues, and the surgery team are grieving.  Please bear with us during this difficult time.

Louise


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In Times of Bereavement

If a death is unexpected and sudden, or suspicious, please call 999 immediately.

If Death Occurs At Home

1. Telephone the doctor who will visit to confirm that death has taken place.  Please phone 111 when we are closed.

2. Contact a funeral director.

3. The doctor will complete the doctor's Medical Certificate of Death and send to the registrars office - you do not collect this  from the surgery.

4. The Registrar will normally issue a Green coloured certificate for you to give to your funeral director who will look after necessary arrangements for the funeral. The Registrar will also issue a white notification certificate for the DSS. They will also enquire as to the number of Certified Copies you require for dealing with the deceased finances (a fee is payable for each copy).

If The Death Occurs In Hospital

1. Contact a funeral director to inform him his services are required.

2. Collect the certificate from the hospital then follow 4 - 5 as above

Note For Cremation

Your funeral director will usually liaise directly with the surgery regarding the additional certification required.



 
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