Patient Group
The Practice has a Patient Group. The group is called Newbury Street Patient Group and all patients of the Practice are automatically members of the group. Look out for details of NSPG activities on the notice board in the Practice and in the Patient Group Newsletter.
You can contact the NSPG by leaving a letter in an envelope at the Practice.
NSPG (Newbury Street Patient Group) Committee 2019-20
Summary The committee comprises chairman, secretary, treasurer and (currently) four others. Most are retired or semi-retired. The group includes scientists, managers, businessmen, administrators aswell as those with experience in the medical, caring and teaching professions.
Several members are volunteers in other local and national charities as well as being active members of the local community. This group of volunteers gives their time to support the Newbury Street Practice working closely with staff in order to continue to improve the service to patients
Picture - NSPG Team Meeting via Zoom
Current Members:
Adrian Bodimeade, Sandie Helm, Andrew Lewcock, Julie Mabberley, Janet Parker, Tom Thacker, Rosemary Stickland and Una Findley
Correspondence members: Ron Coyle, Charles Clement, Bernard Connolly, Bruce Childs and Elizabeth Jenkins
December 2020 Meeting Minutes via Zoom
NSPG AGM 2020 Booklet
September 2020 Meeting Minutes via Zoom
If you are happy for us to contact you occasionally by email please click the link below to open the sign-up form and complete all the fields.
Complete the Patient Group Sign-up Form Online
If you prefer, you can download the sign up form as a pdf document, print it out, complete it and return it to the practice.
Download the pdf version of our sign up form
We will be in touch shortly after we receive your form. Please note that no medical information or questions will be responded to.
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