CSH Surrey retweeted
Keeping active and eating well can lower your cancer risk.
Small, everyday habits can help reduce your risk of several cancers.
Healthy choices today can protect your future.
Stay active, eat well — small steps matter.
#CancerPreventionActionWeek
CSH Surrey retweeted
Our Emergency Department (A&E) is very busy. Please make sure you are using the right service for your needs.
🚨 Serious emergencies → Call 999 or come to A&E.
❔ Unsure where to go? → Visit 111.nhs.uk or call 111 for advice.
Read more: ashfordstpeters.nhs.uk/lates…
🚨Our NHS acute partners have declared critical incidents
But please note, CSH Surrey's urgent treatment centres in Ashford and Woking continue to receive patients as normal ✅
Three Surrey hospital trusts have declared critical incidents due to ongoing pressure on NHS services.
This step has been taken to ensure patients continue to receive safe, high quality care.
Find out more 👉 ow.ly/COtJ50XVIiU

ALT A blue NHS-style alert graphic with red highlights stating “Critical incident declared across most hospitals in Surrey Heartlands”. The image explains that local hospitals and NHS services are under significant pressure and asks the public to help by using the right NHS service. It advises only using A&E for life-threatening emergencies and to use NHS 111, GPs, pharmacies, and urgent treatment centres for other health needs.
CSH Surrey retweeted
Please only attend A&E for life-threatening emergencies.
For all other health needs:
📞 Use NHS 111
💊 Visit your local pharmacy
🏥 Contact your GP practice
🚶♀️ Go to your local walk-in urgent care service
Help us keep emergency care for those who need it most 💙
CSH Surrey retweeted
Our dedicated gritter drivers are out gritting our High Routes and P1 Routes at 5pm.
Priority 1 roads are the most important roads in terms of the volume of traffic carried.
Road surface temperatures are going to fall below -2.2 tonight.
surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-tr…
CSH Surrey retweeted
Our Emergency Department (A&E) is very busy. Please make sure you are using the right service for your needs.
🚨 Serious emergencies → Call 999 or come to A&E.
❔ Unsure where to go? → Visit 111.nhs.uk or call 111 for advice.
Read more: ashfordstpeters.nhs.uk/lates…
CSH Surrey retweeted
Hospital services are currently very busy across Surrey.
Help us protect emergency care for those who need it most by choosing the right service for your symptoms.
Using the right service can help you get quicker support and reduce pressure on A&E.
CSH Surrey retweeted
As the cold weather continues, don’t forget to look out for anyone who might struggle with the drop in temperature.
Older people, young children and those with certain long-term health conditions may be particularly at risk.
👉 ow.ly/ZNnC50XRNXY

ALT NHS cold weather alert graphic showing an older woman dressed warmly in snowy conditions. The graphic warns that cold weather can be harmful, especially for older people, young children and those with heart or lung conditions, and encourages people to check on vulnerable relatives, friends or neighbours.
CSH Surrey retweeted
As the cold weather continues across Surrey, local NHS services are already seeing high demand.
Everyone can help protect urgent and emergency care by choosing the right NHS service.
Read more: ow.ly/nI5k50XQxB4
#StayWellSurrey
CSH Surrey retweeted
Did you know keeping your home at around 18°C can help protect your heart and lungs during cold weather?
Dr Anita Raina explains why staying warm isn’t just about comfort — it’s an important part of staying healthy this winter.
#StayWellSurrey
CSH Surrey retweeted
Not sure where to go for help? NHS 111 can help you find the right service, first time.
From self care and pharmacies to GP advice, dental pain or walk-in centres or urgent care, they’ll guide you to the support you need.
Always call 999 in a emergency.
CSH Surrey retweeted
Don’t let flu spoil your festive plans.
Sadly hospitalisations are surging, with flu cases already at a record high this winter.
Protect yourself and those you love with the free NHS flu vaccine.
Book through your GP, local pharmacy or the NHS App.
👉 surreyheartlands.org/flu-vac…
🎉 Congrats to Debbie McCarthy, heart failure specialist nurse, on becoming a Queen’s Nurse! 👑 “I was very honoured to receive the award last week. I’d highly recommend applying – it was a very positive, uplifting experience.” Learn more: qicn.org.uk/nursing-in-the-c… @QICNursing
📢 We’re excited to welcome Renée Padfield as CSH Surrey’s new CEO!
With 30+ years in the NHS & public sector, Renée brings deep expertise in community care and a clear vision for the future.
Join us in giving her a warm welcome!
💙 #CSHSurrey #NHS #Leadership
CSH Surrey retweeted
Temperatures are expected to drop across parts of England this week.
Cold weather can have a serious impact on health, particularly in older people and those with pre-existing health conditions.
Find out how you can stay well this winter ➡️ nhs.uk/staywell
CSH Surrey retweeted
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them".
Join us this #ArmisticeDay at 11:00am as we observe a two-minute silence - #WeWillRememberThem 💙
CSH Surrey retweeted
Road closure affecting access to Woking Community Hospital
Part of Heathside Road will be closed from Monday 10 November to Saturday 20 December due to essential improvement works.
For more details and updates, please use this link - one.network/?GB146084392




















![Debbie (left) is pictured with Sue Tranka, Chief Nursing Officer for Wales.
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