Our Emergency Department is very busy right now and some people are experiencing long waits. If you do not require emergency care, please use an alternative such as 111 online.
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Cookies used on this website
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- what you click on while you're visiting the site
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- how long you spend on each link page you click through to
- what you click on once at the page you've clicked through to
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