Opening Hours

Old School Surgery

Day Opening hours
Thursday 9 April
8:15am to 6pm
Friday 10 April
8:15am to 6pm
Saturday 11 April Closed All Day
Sunday 12 April Closed All Day
Monday 13 April
8:15am to 6pm
Tuesday 14 April
8:15am to 6pm
Wednesday 15 April
8:15am to 6pm

Llanharry Surgery

Day Opening hours
Thursday 9 April
8:15am to 12:15pm
1:30pm to 5:30pm
Friday 10 April
8:15am to 12pm
Saturday 11 April Closed All Day
Sunday 12 April Closed All Day
Monday 13 April
8:15am to 12:15pm
1:45pm to 5:30pm
Tuesday 14 April
8:15am to 12:15pm
1:45pm to 5:30pm
Wednesday 15 April
8:15am to 12:15pm
1:45pm to 5:30pm

Please note that we are not open over the weekend.

Main Site: Pontyclun Surgery

Opening hours are 8am - 6.30pm

Emergency Telephone Line ( 01443 225244) from 8am - 8.15am and 6pm - 6.30pm

Main telephone line (01443 222567) from 8.15am - 6pm

Branch site: Llanharry Surgery 

Opening hours are 8.15am - 5pm Monday to Thursday and 8.15am - 12 noon on Friday

Telephone line (01443 224309) from 8.15am - 12 noon Monday to Friday and 2 - 5pm Monday to Thursday

When this site is closed, please contact 01443 222567

 

When We Are Closed

If you need to seek urgent medical advice between the hours of 18:30 – 08:00 Monday to Friday or when the surgery is closed on the weekend or on a Bank Holiday please ring 111.  If you have difficulty accessing this service please ring 0345 4647.

Please do not contact this service for routine prescriptions, test results or routine enquiries. The Out of Hours service is for medical conditions that cannot wait until your GP Surgery re-opens.

Emergency Contraception

Help is available to stop you becoming pregnant after having unprotected sex. Two methods are available, the ‘morning after’ pill and the copper intrauterine device (IUD).

The pill can be taken up to 72 hours after sex and is available free from your GP and most family planning clinics. It is also available from some pharmacies.

The IUD is a plastic and copper device that is fitted into the woman’s womb by a doctor or nurse within five days of having unprotected sex.

Mental Health Emergencies

If a person’s mental or emotional state quickly worsens, this can be treated as a mental health emergency or mental health crisis. In this situation, it’s important to get help as soon as possible. Contact NHS Direct to find out where help is available. If you feel the person is in immediate danger then call 999.

Common Ailments Scheme

Many common complaints can be safely dealt with at home or by speaking to your local Pharmacist.  You do not always need to be seen by a Doctor.

Under the Common Ailments Scheme your Pharmacist can provide free confidential NHS advice for conditions such as:

  • Diarrhoea
  • Hay Vever
  • Head Lice
  • Chickenpox
  • Threadworms
  • Sore Throats
  • Conjunctivitis
  • Verrucas
  • Back Pain
  • Vaginal and Oral Thrush
  • Scabies….

to name a few.

 

Page last reviewed: 01 April 2026
Page created: 06 October 2022