⭐ Worried a symptom could be cancer?

Drop‑in early cancer diagnosis clinic

Check it, don’t chance it – act now on cancer
(Commissioned by Lancashire & South Cumbria Cancer Alliance)

🗓 Every Monday — 9:30am to 12:30pm (*Starting 2nd March 2026*)

📍 The Hub South Shore

120 Highfield Road, Blackpool, FY4 2JF thehubsouthshore.co.uk

No appointment needed — just drop in.

Most people with new symptoms won’t have cancer, but getting checked early makes a big difference.
If something doesn’t feel right, don’t put it off.

What symptoms should I come in with?

Look out for symptoms the Cancer Alliance highlights:

• A new lump or bump
• Pain that won’t go away
• Blood in your poo
• Blood in your pee
• Unexplained weight loss
• Anything unusual for you that’s worrying or persistent

Check it, don’t chance it. If a symptom is persistent, unusual, or worrying — come talk to us.

What happens at the drop‑in?

• A friendly Non-Clinical Health and Wellbeing worker will listen to your concerns about your symptoms, help you understand what to do next and refer you on to the right service or person.
• You’ll get clear advice on next steps — reassurance, safety‑netting
• Support with cancer awareness, screening and staying well

This is a supportive, confidential service.
You may bring a family member or friend if you prefer. You will not be examined at The Hub but a detailed history will be taken and if necessary a face to face GP appointment will be booked (usually in less than 7 days).

Who can attend?

This pilot clinic is available for people registered with:

• Highfield Surgery
• Abbey Dale Medical Centre
• Arnold Medical Centre
• Stonyhill Medical Practice

If you’re not registered with these practices, speak to your own GP or visit ActOnCancer.co.uk for advice.

How to find us

📍 The Hub South Shore
120 Highfield Road
Blackpool
FY4 2JF

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Important

If you have severe symptoms — chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, or heavy bleeding —
call 999 or visit A&E immediately.