Sedbury and us
Neighbours across the water
Sedbury, Tutshill, Beachley and Tidenham sit on the English bank of the Wye, looking across at Chepstow Castle. Offa's Dyke Path begins at Sedbury Cliffs on the Severn, the old Severn Bridge lands at Beachley, and the 1816 cast-iron Wye Bridge links the two sides of what is really one community.
Because of that, a good number of our patients live on the Gloucestershire side and think of us as their village clinic, which is exactly what we want to be. Blocked ears on a Tuesday morning can often be sorted by Tuesday afternoon, and follow-up appointments for hearing aid wearers are a five-minute hop rather than a trip to Gloucester or Bristol.
Places we serve around Sedbury
Landmarks you'll know
- The Wye Bridge (1816), our shared front door
- Sedbury Cliffs, southern start of Offa’s Dyke Path
- Beachley Point under the old Severn Bridge
- Tutshill Tower on the cliff above the Wye
- Chepstow Castle, seen from the Sedbury side
Why Sedbury patients choose us
The clinic on your doorstep
Sedbury patients rarely need convincing. The nearest alternatives are chains in Gloucester or Bristol, half an hour or more away. What you get here:
- Same-day ear wax removal slots most weeks, five minutes from home
- A free 60 to 90 minute hearing test, no obligation
- A choice of all major hearing aid brands
- Quick, easy aftercare visits for hearing aid wearers
- A family-run team who will know you by name
- Free parking, or a pleasant walk over the bridge
Free hearing tests
A full 60 to 90 minute hearing assessment. Free, no obligation.
Ear wax removal
Microsuction or irrigation by trained clinicians, up to £65 for both ears, often same-day.
Hearing aids & aftercare
All major brands, lifetime aftercare.
Home visits around Sedbury
We visit patients at home across Sedbury, Tutshill, Beachley and Tidenham when getting to the clinic is difficult.
Sedbury FAQ
Questions from Sedbury patients
Where is the nearest hearing clinic to Sedbury?
The Chepstow Hearing Clinic at the School Hill Centre, about five minutes by car or a 15 to 20 minute walk across the Wye Bridge from Sedbury and Tutshill.
Can I walk to the clinic from Tutshill?
Yes. Cross the Wye Bridge into Chepstow and walk up Bridge Street and through the town centre to School Hill, around 15 to 20 minutes. The clinic is on the ground floor of the School Hill Centre next to Screwfix.
I live in England. Can I still use a clinic in Wales?
Of course. We are a private, independent clinic and see patients from both sides of the border every day. Nothing about your NHS registration changes.
Do you do same-day ear wax removal?
Often, yes. Call 01291 332211 or check the online diary. Microsuction or irrigation by trained clinicians, up to £65 for both ears and £10 off for returning patients.
Is the hearing test free?
Yes. A full 60 to 90 minute assessment, free and with no obligation.
Do you offer home visits in Sedbury or Beachley?
Yes, across Sedbury, Tutshill, Beachley, Tidenham and Woodcroft when travelling to the clinic is difficult.
Is there parking?
Yes, free parking directly outside the School Hill Centre.
When are you open?
Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm and Friday 9am to 3pm at School Hill Centre, Chepstow, NP16 5PH.
Do I need a car to reach the clinic from Sedbury?
No. It is a comfortable 15 to 20 minute walk over the Wye Bridge into Chepstow, or 5 minutes by car if you’d rather drive.
Does the clinic see patients registered with an English GP?
Yes. We are a private, independent clinic and see patients from both sides of the border regardless of GP registration.
Sedbury, we’re just across the bridge
Book a free hearing test or ear wax removal, or pop in and say hello on your way through town.
