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  • DISPENSARY DAILY CLOSURE

    3rd August 2026

    Please note new opening times for Dispensary from Monday 10 August 2026. Monday to Friday 8.30am – 1pm         2 –…

  • BUILDING UPDATE JULY 2026

    27th July 2026

    The new entrance lobby is open and presents a fresh new look to the practice. The last of the major…

  • BUILDING UPDATE JUNE 2026

    4th June 2026

    The next phase of the refurbishment has a large impact on the use of the building, for both patients and…

  • BANK HOLIDAY CLOSURE

    20th May 2026

    The practice will be closed from 6.30pm on Friday 22 May until 8am on Tuesday 26 May. If you need…

  • STAFFING UPDATE

    12th May 2026

    Dr Samuel Onuh has left the practice, to pursue new adventures. We wish him well. Dr Joyce Bloomfield has joined…

  • RECENT STAFFING CHANGES

    31st March 2026

    To update everyone on recent changes to staffing at Bungay Medical Practice This year has brought some pretty significant changes…

  • Healthwatch Survey 

    9th December 2025

    Healthwatch Norfolk, in partnership with Norfolk County Council’s Public Health teams, is seeking local views on two areas of wellbeing: NHS…

  • Dr Chamaale Dooldeniya

    27th November 2025

    Dr Dooldeniya (Chams) is leaving us today, as she is moving to Bristol with her family. She will be sorely…

  • Managing NHS App notifications

    5th November 2025

    If you are using the NHS App, you can choose if you want to receive notifications or not. Notifications are…

  • BUILDING WORKS

    31st October 2025

    Exciting news, thanks to the enormous support of the Bungay Practice CIO, the ICB and East Suffolk Council, who have…

The pathology department located at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, which tests blood and other samples from GP practices across Norfolk and Waveney, has been experiencing delays since 29th July 2025, due to a change in IT system. Systems are now fully up and running. However, disruption caused by the digital switch-over is leading to delayed reporting of some non-urgent results to GP practices.

If you are waiting for the results of a test you have had, you may have to wait longer than normal for this to be reported. Please bear this in mind if chasing routine samples but do contact the practice if you have an urgent or worsening problem. 

We are sorry for any inconvenience caused by these delays. The pathology and IT teams are working hard to rectify the issues and deal with the backlog of testing.