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 Puddletown Pilates Starting in 2010, Pilates (pronounced pillartays) classes will be held on Thursday afternoons, in the Church Room in Puddletown. These classes will be specifically designed for people with lower back problems, e.g. recovering from a slipped disc or other injury, or generally creaky and inflexible backs.
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Puddletown Pilates Starting in 2010, Pilates (pronounced pillartays) classes will be held on Thursday afternoons, in the Church Room in Puddletown. These classes will be specifically designed for people with lower back problems, e.g. recovering from a slipped disc or other injury, or generally creaky and inflexible backs.
Read more.  Travel Advice We have a number of pages within our website dedicated to Travel.
These include:
General Travel Advice | Backpackers | Elderly Travellers | Yellow Fever |
If you are planning to travel abroad, please use our Travel Immunisation Enquiry Form
 Chlamydia Screening Service Free in Dorset for those under 25.
1 in 10 young people have Chlamydia and are unaware that it can be doing damage to their body.
If you have had unsafe sex you may be carrying Chlamydia and passing it on to sexual partners.
Read more.  Patient Participation Group The Surgery has an active Patient Participation Group which meets quarterly. The group’s successes include raising the concerns of individuals which affect the running of the Practice, ensuring that nearly every household receives a copy of the practice newsletter, supporting health education, supporting Carers and supporting the Practice in its responses to the NHS when needed.
For further details please visit:
Intro | Constitution | Members (PDF 12KB) | Latest Meeting Minutes (PDF 23KB)
 Seeking volunteer drivers If you are a fit and healthy driver, spend some of your weekdays at home, and feel that you may be able to help with occasionally driving patients to the surgery, our Friends of the Practice Coordinator, Sue Brazier, would be very pleased to hear from you.
The transport requests are usually approximately once a week, at a time to suit you, and travelling expenses are paid to all drivers. Sue can be contacted either at the surgery or on 01305 368908.
Read more.  GP Patient Survey 2009 The results of the GP Patient Survey conducted in 2009 are now available to view. Click on the link below to see how patients at Puddletown Surgery rated the service they received. http://results.gp-patient.co.uk/report/main.aspx
Click on Practice Results from the menu on the right hand side of the page, then type Puddletown in the box. The search will bring up only one practice. Click on DORCHESTER, then click on Puddletown Surgery to access the data.
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What to do in an EMERGENCY
Ring the Surgery 01305 848333
at all times
If, for any reason, you find you are unable to get through to the practice out of hours and need to call the Urgent Care Service directly, ring 0845 600 10 13
Life Threatening Emergencies -
call for an ambulance on 999
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Contact the surgery before going to casualty. Click here for more information |
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Surgery Reception 01305 848333 |
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Backwater, Puddletown, Dorchester,
Dorset DT2 8SD
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NHS Direct 0845 46 47 at any time |
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New surgery premises for Puddletown Surgery
At the end of January 2008,
planning consent was granted for the development of the new Puddletown Surgery on the
corner of Athelhampton Road, Rod Hill Lane and Milom Lane.
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| In addition to the village of Puddletown, the surgery takes patients from the surrounding area encompassing a large number of villages within a ten mile radius including: Tolpuddle, Tincleton, Affpuddle, Briantspuddle, West Stafford, Bockhampton, Stinsford, Piddlehinton, Piddletrenthide, Alton Pancras, Plush, Dewlish, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Bingham, Ansty and Milborne St Andrew.
View a map of our practice area.
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