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Welcome to Bruce Medical Centre

Patient Notice

Due to a security incident which occured on Wednesday 24 December 2025, access to Bruce Medical Centre will be restricted.

If you have an appointment or you have an enquiry in which involves you attending the Practice in person. Please use the buzzer intercom which is located on the wall as you enter the main door. The main doors will be locked and will be opened by a staff member after you press the intercom buzzer. This is a temporary issue and we appreciate your understanding and patience on this matter.

Many thanks

Drs. Findlay, Campbell & Hopkins

Bruce Medical Centre.

Updated: 29 December 2025

FESTIVE PERIOD - PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

The Practice will be closed on the following dates:

New Years Day - Thursday 1 January 2026 - CLOSED

THE PRACTICE WILL BE OPEN FOR ADDITIONAL WINTER HOURS COVER

FRIDAY 2 JANUARY 2026 - OPEN

SATURDAY 3 JANUARY 2026 - OPEN

from 08:30am to 16:30pm for URGENT CARE ONLY

Out with these times you can contact NHS24 on Tel: 111.

Please ensure that you have ordered your medications in advance of the Public Holidays. (Please allow 48 hours for processing).

When the Practice is closed please contact NHS24 on Tel: 111

For further information and advice try the website:

https://www.nhsinform.scot/

Flu and COVID Vaccinations

If you need to cancel or re-schedule any vaccination such as Flu or COVID please telephone: 01698 - 687456. (Monday to Friday).

All invitations for vaccinations are sent to patients centrally by NHS Scotland and the practice has no control over this.

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Welcome to Bruce Medical Centre

Patient Notice

Due to a security incident which occured on Wednesday 24 December 2025, access to Bruce Medical Centre will be restricted.

Many thanks

Drs. Findlay, Campbell & Hopkins

Bruce Medical Centre.

FESTIVE PERIOD - PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

The Practice will be closed on the following dates:

New Years Day - Thursday 1 January 2026 - CLOSED

THE PRACTICE WILL BE OPEN FOR ADDITIONAL WINTER HOURS COVER

FRIDAY 2 JANUARY 2026 - OPEN

SATURDAY 3 JANUARY 2026 - OPEN

from 08:30am to 16:30pm for URGENT CARE ONLY

Out with these times you can contact NHS24 on Tel: 111.

Please ensure that you have ordered your medications in advance of the Public Holidays. (Please allow 48 hours for processing).

When the Practice is closed please contact NHS24 on Tel: 111

For further information and advice try the website:

https://www.nhsinform.scot/

Flu and COVID Vaccinations

If you need to cancel or re-schedule any vaccination such as Flu or COVID please telephone: 01698 - 687456. (Monday to Friday).

All invitations for vaccinations are sent to patients centrally by NHS Scotland and the practice has no control over this.

Health News from the BBC and the NHS

BBC Health

NHS Choices Behind the Headlines

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