To ensure the best, safe care for you and your family, this practice accepts non-urgent/routine online consultation requests or queries during opening hours (8am - 6.30pm).

For urgent help during opening hours, you should call the practice or call or visit NHS 111 online. 

If it's outside of practice opening hours, visit NHS 111 online, or call 111. In an emergency, call 999 or go to A&E.

📱 Make the most of your NHS App – and help us help you

We know that accessing GP services can sometimes be frustrating, and we want to make things as straightforward as possible for our patients.

Our surgery is currently under immense pressure, with very high demand for appointments, prescriptions, test results and administrative queries. At the same time, NHS services are facing significant financial pressures and funding constraints.

One simple way you can help us — and potentially save yourself time — is by making sure you have the NHS App downloaded and that notifications are switched ON. 🔔

Why use the NHS App?

✅ Receive important messages and updates from your GP surgery
✅ View test results when they are made available
✅ Order repeat prescriptions
✅ Manage appointments, check hospital referrals and access other NHS services
✅ Receive notifications rather than having to repeatedly contact the surgery
✅ Check whether information or an update is already available before contacting us

📲 Please check your NHS App first whenever you have a query. You may already have received a message, result, prescription update or other information that you need.

🔔 Please check your notifications

If you have the NHS App, please take a moment to check that notifications are enabled and that you are regularly checking the app.

This small step can make a real difference. Every telephone call, online query and reception contact takes staff time. By using the digital services available to you, you can often get the information you need without waiting to contact the practice.

We appreciate your patience and understanding while our hardworking team continues to provide care under exceptionally challenging circumstances.

Thank you for helping us to help you. ❤️

This guide tells you what to expect from your general practice (GP) and how you can help them, so you get the best from the National Health Service (NHS). More details can be found through the links below.