Appointments can be made through the myGP smart phone app, telephone or at reception during surgery hours.
Urgent Appointments
For urgent appointments call to arrange these appointments and notify reception that your need is urgent and an appointment will be offered to you on the same day. However, this may not always be with the doctor of your choice.
Check our opening times here.
Routine Appointments
Patients can use the following to request a routine appointment:
Speak To A Doctor Or Nurse
If you wish to speak with a doctor or one of the nurses on the telephone, please contact the surgery and the reception staff will advise you on how this can be arranged.
Evening and Weekend Appointments
Evening and weekend GP and nurse appointments now available.
Contact your practice to find out more.
Cancelling or changing an appointment
Surgeries are run on an appointment basis. If you cannot keep your appointment, please phone and tell us so that someone else can be offered your place. You are now able to cancel your appointment online.
To cancel an appointment, please use the links below. If you have not used these services before please contact the surgery receptionist for details on how to register.
NHS App - Apps on Google Play
NHS App on the App Store (apple.com)
myGP® on the App Store (apple.com)
myGP® - Book GP appointments - Apps on Google Play
If you receive a text message reminder for your appointment you can cancel using this.
If you need help when we are closed
- Use NHS 111 online (111.nhs.uk) or call 111. 111 online is for people aged 5 and over. Call 111 if you need help for a child under 5.
- Out of hours information
- If it’s a life-threatening emergency call 999.
Try the NHS App
You can download the NHS app from the app store on your apple or android device. The NHS app allows you to book and cancel appointments, you can also view your medical records online and order your medication online.
NHS App - Apps on Google Play
NHS App on the App Store (apple.com)
Home Visits
These are at the discretion of the doctor. Please do not ask the doctor to call unless the patient is too ill to come to the surgery. If a patient has a temperature or a rash, coming into the surgery will do no harm, but please inform the receptionist on arrival. Please remember that we can often see patients more promptly and have better facilities for treatment at the surgery.
Where possible, please try to request home visits before 10.30am.
When you request a visit please give the patient's full name, address, telephone number and the reason for the visit. If you feel the problem is urgent please make this clear to the receptionist. This information allows the doctor to plan their calls and urgent requests to be dealt with promptly.