

Reinstate NHS contract for Holloway House Dental Surgery, Minehead, Somerset


Reinstate NHS contract for Holloway House Dental Surgery, Minehead, Somerset
The Issue
The sudden termination of the NHS contract with our longstanding dental practice has left over 20,000 patients in the southwest region of the UK without essential dental care. This abrupt decision was made without prior notice or adequate consultation, leaving both our team of dedicated dental professionals and our patients in a precarious situation.
For years, our practice has been serving the community, ensuring they receive high-quality, accessible dental care under the NHS. This service is crucial for maintaining public health and wellbeing in the region. The NHS's decision to terminate our contract not only disrupts the continuity of care for our patients but also impacts their ability to receive timely and affordable dental treatment.
Dental health is a cornerstone of overall health; neglecting it can lead to serious health issues like infections, heart disease, and diabetes. Our patients, many of whom are vulnerable populations, rely on our practice for regular check-ups, preventive care, and urgent dental treatments. The NHS's action compromises their ability to maintain their dental health, ultimately affecting their general wellbeing.
We urge the NHS to reconsider their decision to withdraw the contract and engage in a transparent dialogue with us to find a viable solution. We aspire to continue providing the essential dental services that our community has come to rely on. By reinstating our contract, the NHS will be upholding their commitment to accessible healthcare, and we can ensure that no patient is left to suffer from unmet dental needs.
We call upon the concerned bodies and stakeholders to advocate for the reversal of this decision. Let's stand together to protect the dental health services in the southwest UK and ensure they remain available to those who need them the most.
Please sign this petition to demand the reinstatement of our NHS contract so that we can continue to serve our community and uphold the quality of care our patients deserve.

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The Issue
The sudden termination of the NHS contract with our longstanding dental practice has left over 20,000 patients in the southwest region of the UK without essential dental care. This abrupt decision was made without prior notice or adequate consultation, leaving both our team of dedicated dental professionals and our patients in a precarious situation.
For years, our practice has been serving the community, ensuring they receive high-quality, accessible dental care under the NHS. This service is crucial for maintaining public health and wellbeing in the region. The NHS's decision to terminate our contract not only disrupts the continuity of care for our patients but also impacts their ability to receive timely and affordable dental treatment.
Dental health is a cornerstone of overall health; neglecting it can lead to serious health issues like infections, heart disease, and diabetes. Our patients, many of whom are vulnerable populations, rely on our practice for regular check-ups, preventive care, and urgent dental treatments. The NHS's action compromises their ability to maintain their dental health, ultimately affecting their general wellbeing.
We urge the NHS to reconsider their decision to withdraw the contract and engage in a transparent dialogue with us to find a viable solution. We aspire to continue providing the essential dental services that our community has come to rely on. By reinstating our contract, the NHS will be upholding their commitment to accessible healthcare, and we can ensure that no patient is left to suffer from unmet dental needs.
We call upon the concerned bodies and stakeholders to advocate for the reversal of this decision. Let's stand together to protect the dental health services in the southwest UK and ensure they remain available to those who need them the most.
Please sign this petition to demand the reinstatement of our NHS contract so that we can continue to serve our community and uphold the quality of care our patients deserve.

1,055
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Petition created on 13 May 2026