Chancellor House Surgery

Chancellor House Surgery Friendly NHS GP Surgery based opposite Reading University. Our reception and administrative team have a wealth of knowledge and are always happy to help.

Registered patients can attend at both Chancellor House Surgery & our sister site Tilehurst Village Surgery (Located in the centre of Tilehurst Village by the Triangle). We have 13 regular GPs who work between both Chancellor House Surgery and our sister site Tilehurst Village Surgery, alongside 3 practice nurses, 3 health care assistants, and one clinical pharmacist. Patients can book appointments via reception, on the telephone or online and can visit either surgery site.

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We are always looking for patients to join our Patient Participation Group who can actively help us shape the surgery and to improve the service provided - please contact the practice managers for more information on how to get involved.

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Saturday opening hours:
Early morning online pre-book appointments are available at Tilehurst Village Surgery on a Monday morning from 07:30am - 08:00am. Telephone lines open at 08.00am. Late night surgeries are available to pre-book online for a Monday at Chancellor House Surgery (18.30 - 20:00) and for a Tuesday at Tilehurst Village Surgery (18:30 - 20:00). Between both Tilehurst Village Surgery and Chancellor House Surgery we are open every other Saturday 08:30am to 12:30pm. (Tilehurst Village Surgery is open once every four weeks on a Saturday)

Please note all registered patients can attend either Surgery site.

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⚠️ Look out for:
Shivering, fever, or feeling very cold (high or low body temperature)
Extreme pain or discomfort that feels unusual or severe
Pale, mottled, clammy, or sweaty skin
Sleepiness, confusion, or slurred speech
Indication of feeling like you might die, with a rapid heart rate or weak pulse
Shortness of breath or trouble breathing
A rash that doesn’t fade when pressed
Feeling extremely unwell or unable to keep fluids down.

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Know the signs. Trust your instincts. Act quickly. 💙

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Everyone is welcome, so feel free to bring friends and family of all ages! Don’t forget to register at parkrun.com and make sure to bring your printed barcode or have it ready on your phone via the parkrun app to get your results. Hope you can make it!

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Spire Healthcare Dunedin are hosting a series of free patient events, giving you the opportunity to hear from leading specialist consultants and get expert advice on a range of health topics.

✨ Interested? Scan the QR code to find out more and book your place!

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Let’s look out for each other, listen without judgement and remind people that help is available. 💛. 📞 Get in touch with the surgery if you need support
📞111- option 2
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💜 This month, let’s raise awareness, encourage conversations and support those affected by blood cancer.

Bank Holiday Closure Reminder 🏖️🌻🍉Our surgery will be closed on Monday, 31st August and will reopen at 8:00 AM on Tuesda...
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Bank Holiday Closure Reminder 🏖️🌻🍉
Our surgery will be closed on Monday, 31st August and will reopen at 8:00 AM on Tuesday, 1st September.
Need help while we're closed?
✔️ Pharmacy
✔️ NHS 111 – for urgent medical assistance
✔️ 999/A&E – for life-threatening emergencies
Stay safe and enjoy the Bank Holiday weekend. ☀️

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Whether you're living with cancer, caring for a loved one, or remembering someone special, know that support is available. Together, we can help raise awareness, encourage early detection, and support vital cancer services.
If you're able, consider supporting your local Daffodil Day appeal.

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Together, we can build healthier communities—one vaccination at a time.

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6 Shinfield Road
Reading
RG27BW

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+441189310006

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