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Recently moved to the area and my husband (sahp) would like to see a HV with our 17 month old but can't find any info online for where or when the nearest HV clinic is. We're registered at the Lordship Lane surgery who said there is a clinic at Townley Road but they don't know when. Info online suggests either Tuesday mornings or afternoons or Wednesday afternoons. Not helpful and we can't get through on any of the numbers we've found or been given despite trying repeatedly for over a week! Does anyone know when the baby clinic is at Townley Road so my husband doesn't waste half a day walking there and back for no reason?!
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