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PLEASE ALLOW EXTRA TIME FOR TRAVEL TO APPOINTMENTS 2/4/24-14/4/24

Queen’s Avenue Road Closure 2/4/24-14/4/24.

PLEASE ALLOW EXTRA TIME FOR TRAVEL TO APPOINTMENTS

Notice from Grainger PLC. Dear Resident, ROAD CLOSURES 2nd April – 14th April 2024 PARKING TO BE SUSPENDED ON PENNEFATHER’S ROAD.

We are writing to inform you that from Tuesday 02nd April 2024 – Sunday 14th April 2024 we will be closing off sections of Queen’s Avenue and Alison’s Road carriageway. As you are aware our Contractor; Hope and Clay, are carrying out extensive highway works around the junction of Alison’s Road and Queen’s Avenue to upgrade the existing carriageway and to introduce a shared use footway/cycleway facility. These works are due to be completed by the summer of this year and we’d like to thank all our residents for their continued patience whilst the works take place. During the school Easter holiday period (30th March – 14th April), there will be phased temporary closures on Alison’s Road from Buller Roundabout up to and including Queen’s Avenue which are programmed as follows: 2 nd April – 7 th April series of phased closures at Buller Roundabout and Alison’s Road (East of Alison’s Road-Queen’s Avenue Traffic Signals Junction). 8th April – 14th April series of phased closures at the Queens Avenue and Alisons Road Traffic Signals Junction. Temporary diversion signs will be in place for vehicle traffic to use alternative routes via A323 Wellington Road and A325 Farnborough Road – please see on the reverse an indicative map showing alternative vehicle route.

Access for pedestrians and cyclists will still be available via the footpath diversions on either side of Queen’s Avenue. Access for vehicles during their respective phased road closures will be maintained for: ➢ Cambridge School car park via Steeles Road Junction from Queen’s Avenue south. ➢ Prince’s Avenue, St Andrew’s Church, Cathedral Church of St Michael & St George via Queens Avenue north from A325 Queens Roundabout. ➢ St Omer Barracks via Ordnance Road approach utilising the existing U-Turn prior to Buller Roundabout. ➢ Browning Barracks via A325 Farnborough Road. ➢ Garrison Garage 24/7 vehicle access will be always available either via Queens Avenue Traffic Signals Junction during w/c 1 st April or via Buller Roundabout during w/c 8th April.

We have worked with Stagecoach to ensure their services can continue to operate. As previous Queen’s Avenue road closures, the bus stops currently outside Aldershot Centre for Health on Queen’s Avenue will temporarily be moved to Pennefather’s Road during Queens Avenue closures.

We will be suspending all parking along Pennefather’s Road while these works take place to enable easy access for buses and emergency vehicles.

In the case of emergency during the works, please contact Hope & Clay on 07831811910. Please do get in touch with us if you have any questions or concerns on either 01252 351966 or email info@wellesleyhampshire.co.uk

We apologise for the inconvenience that these works will cause and we thank you for your patience and understanding. Best Wishes, The Wellesley Team

Map of Road Closure
Map of Road Closure

Healthier Together

Healthier Together

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It can be extremely stressful when your child is unwell. We know that there is a huge amount of information available at your fingertips, but finding something that provides clear and accurate information is not always easy!

The resources on the Healthier Together have been developed in partnership between parents and NHS healthcare professionals. You’ll find clear information on common childhood illnesses, including advice on what ‘red-flag’ signs to look out for, where to seek help if required, what you should do to keep your child comfortable and how long your child’s symptoms are likely to last.

getUBetter

getUBetter

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getUBetter provides local digital self-management support for all common musculoskeletal injuries and conditions such as back, neck, or knee pain as well as pelvic floor health.

It is offered to patients free of change and provides content tailored by their local NHS clinical team.

The app aims to support patients in building trust in the own recovery, gaining a better understanding of when and where to seek help if necessary, and developing the confidence to manage potential future episodes.

The app is suitable for:

  • People with any new, recurrent, or ongoing muscle or joint problem
  • People over 18 years of age
  • People who would benefit from self-management support
  • In some areas of the NHS, you might be provided getUBetter to support pelvic floor dysfunction

The app is not suitable for:

  • People under the age of 18 years of age
  • People with severe, worsening symptoms where self-management is not advised by a clinician
  • People with an injury or condition that requires regular physiotherapy or medical management e.g., after surgery or an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) rupture
  • People with worsening neurological symptoms (numbness, weakness, an unexplained new onset of bladder and bowel symptoms)
  • People with a known diagnosis such as infection, rheumatological conditions, neurological problems, cancer, or fracture

How does it work?

We provide personalised treatment to guide you through your recovery; day by day and 24/7

We support you through:

  • Safety netting (screening and monitoring your symptoms)
  • Recovery (personalised and targeted content, day by day)
  • Referral (we will refer you to local treatments and healthcare providers or services when appropriate)
  • Rehabilitation (we will connect you to your local rehab programs, when available)
  • Prevention (when you are better, we support prevention and any new episodes)

Treatment includes:

  • Exercise videos
  • Advice
  • Information, guidance and support

NHS App

NHS App

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Owned and run by the NHS, the NHS App is a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet.

To use the NHS App you must be aged 13 or over and registered with a GP surgery in England.

You can also access NHS App services from the browser on your desktop or laptop computer. Go to www.nhs.uk/app

Use the NHS App to:

  • get your NHS COVID Pass
  • get advice about coronavirus
  • order your repeat prescriptions
  • book and manage appointments at your GP surgery
  • get health information and advice
  • view your health record securely
  • register your organ donation decision
  • find out how the NHS uses your data

If your GP surgery or hospital offers other services in the NHS App, you may be able to:

  • message your GP surgery, doctor or health professional online
  • consult a GP or health professional through an online form and get a reply
  • access health services on behalf of someone you care for
  • view your hospital and other healthcare appointments
  • view useful links your doctor or health professional has shared with you
  • view and manage your care plans

Maternity Plan

Maternity Plan

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The Maternity Plan app has been developed with mums-to-be across Frimley Health and Care, to support expectant mums in planning for their pregnancy and birth.

The maternity plan is personalised to you, and helps you to make informed decisions about:

  • Planning your pregnancy – recording what is important to you in your pregnancy with functions to create a personal plan for your pregnancy.
  • Your pregnancy choices such as exploring the range of options for where you give birth.
  • Helps you to manage your pregnancy healthcare – allowing you to add appointments and note things that you want to ask when you meet your midwife or other care professional.
  • Supports you to plan for both labour and birth, giving you a ‘toolkit’ for your labour and ensure you have had access to all the information that you need to support your planning and decisions.
  • Provides you with links and resources for pregnancy, birth and beyond (linking to videos in a range of languages)
  • Allows you to create your post-natal plan once your baby has been born, planning for the support that you will need.

NHS Couch to 5K

NHS Couch to 5K

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Healthy changes start with little changes. Whether you want to lose weight, get more active or improve your mood, Better Health and Couch to 5K will be here to support you.

Millions of people have already started their running journey with the Couch to 5K plan, now it’s your turn! There has never been a better time to kickstart your health. Download this app, get off the couch and we’ll help you reach your health goals.

It’s an easy to follow programme known the world over, and perfect for those new to running and need some extra support and motivation along the way.

The app in partnership with the BBC features a selection of great trainers to guide and support and motivate you at every step of the way, telling you when to run and when to walk, from comedians Sarah Millican and Sanjeev Kohli, presenter Jo Whiley, and our very own Laura, who have now helped millions of people like you start their own running journeys.

Couch to 5K features:

  • A flexible programme that can be completed in as little as 9 weeks, or longer if you want to go at your own pace
  • Easy to follow countdown timer so you can see and well as hear how long you’ve got left of each run
  • Works alongside your preferred music player, automatically ‘dipping’ the volumes so you can hear the instructions and motivations from your chosen trainer
  • Offers timely tips and motivations to keep you on your fitness journey
  • Signals a half-time bell when you get half way, so you know when to head home!
  • Lets you track your progress and awards achievements as you move through the runs
  • Connects you with like minded people through the Couch to 5K online communities.

NHS Food Scanner

NHS Food Scanner

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This is the latest edition of the Food Scanner app and is an opportunity for you to try out our new features within the application whilst we still build to improve the functionality over the following months.

Ever wondered how much sugar is in your fave cola or salt is in your sauce? Find out with the Food Scanner app!

Food Scanner is here to help you and your family make healthier food and drink choices.

It’s time to get scanning! Just find a food or drink barcode to quickly see what’s inside. You might be surprised by what you find!

Search ‘Change4Life’ to discover a whole range of ideas to help keep your family healthy and happy.

We are using Augmented Reality within the app that brings to life what’s inside your food and drink right in front of your eyes! There are certain limitations depending on what device you have and if your device supports ARCore. If it doesn’t not to worry we will show you a 3D scenario instead so you won’t miss out on all the fun.

The app is based on the most widespread data available to us. We’re continuously working to improve it and we’re adding more and more products all the time.

NHS Quit Smoking

NHS Quit Smoking

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Created for those who want to stop smoking for good, the NHS Quit Smoking app is a 28 day programme that puts practical support, encouragement, and tailored clinical advice in the palm of your hand.

The evidence suggests you are 5 times more likely to quit for good if you stay smoke free for 28 days, with this in mind we will help you on your own personal journey to quit.

We’ll be with you every step of the way, helping you achieve your target, picking you up if you stumble, and celebrating your successes for 28 days – and beyond!

Every week we will provide a guide broken down into manageable chunks, giving you missions to complete and timely, useful advice.

Sleepio

Sleepio

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Sleepio is an online sleep improvement programme proven to help you clear your mind, get better sleep, and have better days.

Sleepio isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. It incorporates your unique needs to create a personalised six-week programme that you complete at your own pace. Each session builds on the last, guiding you step-by-step through methods proven to help you quiet your racing mind, reshape your behaviours, and get better sleep — all in about 20 minutes per week.

The programme uses cognitive behavioural techniques that are backed by decades of clinical research, and has undergone more testing than some of the most common sleep medications. In 12 randomised controlled trials with over 13,000 people, Sleepio was proven to help participants fall asleep 54% faster, spend 62% less time awake at night, and have 45% better functioning the next day. You’ll have access to all of this clinical evidence from directly within the app.

KEY FEATURES:

  • A personalised programme of clinically proven cognitive and behavioural techniques, designed to get your sleep schedule, thoughts, and lifestyle into shape over six tailored sessions.
  • A comprehensive onboarding approach with an in-depth questionnaire that shapes your tailored programme experience.
  • A Sleep Diary to track your progress and monitor your sleep efficiency as you work towards your sleep goals.
  • Instant, bite-sized support through the “Help Me Now” feature to get back on track after a long night or rough morning.