Joining the Practice

Simply come to the practice in person  AFTER 10:00 AM AND BEFORE 6:00PM PLEASE AS WE ARE VERY BUSY FIRST THING IN THE MORNING and fill in a registration form. When you come along to the practice to register please remember to bring with you proof of identification (passport or driving licence or some other document with a photograph on it) as well as proof of residence (like a recent utility bill). Please note that we are entitled to ask for such identification when a person wishes to join the practice.  If you do not have any proof of identification or proof of address we can still register you, Just collect the forms from Reception. At the time you register it is advised that you also book an appointment with the practice nurse for a health check.

If you permanently live within our practice area, you may register with us indefinitely.

If you DO NOT permanently live within our practice area, (i.e. you are in transit and temporary living in the area) you may register with us as a temporary patient for no more than 6 months.

Children cannot be registered on their own. It is preferred that whole families are registered together rather than just individual members. Where this is not possible, a child may be registered with his/her legal guardian, parent or whoever has legal responsibility for the welfare of the child.

Register for ONLINE ACCESS

Once you have been registered with the practice as a patient , you can register with the practice for ONLINE ACCESS. This will allow you to book appointments and make repeat prescription requests online.

 Accountable GP

When you have registered you will be allocated a named GP who is responsible for patients' overall care at the practice. Please contact the practice if you wish to know the name of your GP. If you have a preference as to which GP that is, the practice will make reasonable efforts to accommodate this request.

Practice Area

The practice has an inner and outer boundary: The inner is our main area within which patients may register with the practice and receive the full range of NHS medical services. Should patients move from this main inner area to a home between our inner and outer boundary, then they may remain registered with the practice. If, however, patients have moved from another practice area to a home located between these two boundaries (inner and outer), then they will be unable to register with the practice.