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10th October 2025
Our next walk in cervical screening clinic in 📍 Northallerton is on Saturday 18th October 2025 at The Friarage Hospital. You'll find us in The Women's Unit from 10am - 3pm. If you've received your reminder letter and have been putting it off, we'd love to see you there! 💫 If you've been struggling with booking an appointment, a walk in is a great way of getting your screening. Simply turn up on the day with your NHS number, and we'll do the rest. 💫 If you're anxious about your screening, our highly experienced team are on hand to support you every step of the way. You can chat to your nurse who will make adjustments to help you. Remember, you're in control and we're here to help. You can even bring a friend for support. 💫 If you're embarrassed, please don't be! We know it can feel uncomfortable and awkward, but we're a judgement free zone. We're not bothered how long it's been, whether you've waxed, or whether your socks are odd. We'll just be so pleased you came! 💫 If you're seeing this post and you've been putting it off or haven't got round to booking, take this as your sign to tick it off your to do list ✅ This is our last walk in clinic in Northallerton for 2025, so we'd love to see you there. If this clinic doesn't suit you, check out our website yorsexualhealth.org.uk for information on other ways to access your screening through YorSexual Health.