We offer a skilled team of dedicated clinicians and administrators, ensuring patients have access to the full range of essential and additional services as and when they need them.
We offer a skilled team of dedicated clinicians and administrators, ensuring patients have access to the full range of essential and additional services as and when they need them.
A long term condition check is an annual (or more frequent, if needed) health check for patients with any long term condition.
Learn moreCervical screening (aka a cervical smear or smear test) helps to prevent cervical cancer.
Learn moreA mental health review is a conversation between you and a member of our team which focusses on any concerns you might have about your mental health or wellbeing, and how we can best support you.
Learn moreA baby check is a baby’s first developmental check with a GP. The purpose is to check on your baby's health and development.
A postnatal check is an appointment focused on understanding your general mental and physical health and wellbeing after giving birth.
Childhood routine vaccination appointments are when children are given their immunisations from the NHS vaccination schedule.
Learn moreWe can give you information and advice about sexual health, including sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and methods of contraception. Some forms of contraception can be prescribed by us, such as the pill, contraceptive injections, patches or vaginal ring.
Learn moreIf you’re travelling outside of the UK, you might need to be vaccinated against some serious diseases found in other parts of the world.
Learn moreWe offer enhanced access to GP services through our Primary Care Network (PCN).
Learn moreA medical report or letter is an official statement about your health written by a medical professional.
Learn moreIf you live in or near our catchment area, we'd love for you to join our practice!
The easiest and quickest way to register is by using our online form. It’s simple, it’s quick and once it’s done, it’s done.
Alternatively, you can register in person by coming to the surgery where our reception team will be happy to help you.
If you don't want to register online, you can complete the NHS GP patient registration form and send your completed forms to us by email or post.
For children under 16, an adult member of the family can register them by providing the required information and submitting the form on their behalf.* Registering with us means you'll be switched from your current doctor to our practice. You can, of course, switch back at any time subject to your current doctor's registration policies.
There's a number of ways you can book an appointment, such as: phoning us, using our online portals, or visiting the practice in person.
While your GP practice is your main front door to the NHS, there are a number of other services available that may be able to help you.
Online services allow you to directly access some services using your computer, tablet or smartphone.
There are some great self help resources available for you to use. You’ll find a variety of tips and guides to help you look after yourself.