The office above Harper’s Bookshop, Seabrook

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doctors’ surgery

Seabrook Medical Centre

General practice. Telephone at 8 for an appointment. The line may be engaged.

Seabrook Medical Centre is the general practice surgery for Seabrook and the surrounding district. It occupies a converted Victorian house on the High Street, next door to Harper’s Bookshop.

The practice is efficient and busy. Appointments are made by telephone from eight o’clock in the morning, or in person at the reception desk. Patients are asked to arrive on time and should expect to wait.

Repeat prescriptions take two working days and are collected from the pharmacy on the High Street. Home visits are arranged for those who cannot come to the surgery.

The surgery is closed at weekends. Outside surgery hours, patients are directed to Hartbury.

Details

Address
High Street, next door to Harper’s Bookshop
Hours
  • Monday to Friday, 8 to 6
  • Closed Saturday and Sunday

On the map

Marked on the town map.

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Appears in

  1. Book 0Prequel A Small Matter of a Missing Cat

What the locals say

“You’ll be seen. Take a book, and if you’ve forgotten one, the shop’s next door.”

Services

Elsewhere in Seabrook

  • private investigator

    Penrose’s Office

    Up the stairs at the back of the bookshop. The eighth one creaks.

  • solicitors

    Drummond and Hale

    Wills, probate, conveyancing and leases. No criminal work is undertaken.

  • newspaper office

    The Chronicle Office

    Advertisements and letters accepted. A number of letters are already in hand.

The whole Seabrook directory

A cat on a document is not evidence. Penrose has said so more than once, and has moved the document to the top of the pile each time.