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Bogus Calls

Incidents of bogus callers contacting individuals in Northern Ireland by telephone is increasing. The majority of people targeted are over 60 years old. The bogus caller will often indicate that they have been asked to call you by your local GP or Health Professional to discuss your health.

What should you do if you get a call?

If you receive a call that you are not expecting, you should be cautious. The vital things to remember are:

1. We will NEVER provide your name and contact telephone number to a company to contact you to discuss your health, or to sell you products over the phone. This is a scam call.

2. DO NOT give your card or bank details no matter who they claim to be.

If you are not happy with a phone call and are suspicous of the conversation you have with the caller then please end the call and contact the police via the non-emergency number -101. Please also let us know.

Useful Contacts:

PSNI- If you think you have been a victim of this type of crime, call the non-emergency number: 101.

Telephone Preference Service (TPS): This free service will help you block some unwanted and nuisance calls - 08450700707.

Age N.I Advice Service: Have advice and leaflets tailored for older individuals - 0808 808 7575

Trading Standards: Can assist you if you think you have been the victim of a scam - 0300 123 6262

Published on 24th Jun 2026

Meningitis

rotect yourself against meningitis and septicaemia-If you are aged 14-18years old(or aged up to 25 years and starting university for the first time this year) you will need to get the MenACWY vaccination. The leaflet below explains why.

MenACWY Leaflet

Please contact reception to book an appointment.

Published on 24th Jun 2026