To request an urgent appointment, Monday to Friday:
When you get in touch, we’ll ask what you need help with.
We will use the information you give us to choose the most suitable doctor, nurse or health professional to help you.
A seperate appointment is necessary for each member of the family
You can book an appointment with any of the doctors. However you may not be able to see the doctor of your choice if your appointment is booked at short notice.
To request a routine appointment in the next 14 days:
Routine appointments are usually for 10 minutes. If you need longer than this then let us know.
Click here to see which doctors/nurses are available on which days.
If you are housebound and need an appointment, we will do a home visit. We will phone you first to understand what you need.
To request a home visit, it’s helpful if you phone the practice before 10.00am.
Please note, do not request home visits via the website.
Would you like an appointment with a GP, Nurse, or Health Care Practitioner in the evening or at the weekend when we are closed?
If so, you can book your appointment now by contacting us.
Access Services are an extension of our usual service, it is not a walk-in service, and you will need to make an appointment through the practice reception. The service gives you more flexibility in where, when and how you use local health services. It helps those who struggle to get to the doctors during the week because of work and family commitments.
Please note that whilst you may not get to see your own doctor during these hours, and it may not be at your own practice location, the GP or Nurse you see will have access to your medical record, subject to your consent.
APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLE:
Monday to Friday - Daytime & Evenings
Saturday and Sunday - Daytime
Bank Holidays – Daytime
APPOINTMENT TYPES:
Face to Face – You will see a clinician in person and be required to go to the service location
Telephone Consultation – You will be called by one of our clinicians during your appointment time. This will be from a withheld number and you will not be required to go to the service location unless offered at the time
If you have a non-urgent medical query you can also contact us using our online form called Patchs. This is an online service where you will be asked a few questions about your medical need. This will be reviewed by our team and we will get back to you within 72 hours.
If you can't keep an appointment, please cancel it as soon as possible. Below are the ways in which you can cancel your appointment:
The surgery has a system where we monitor patients who fail to attend their appointments. If patients book appointments and continually fail to attend them without informing the surgery, letters will be sent to those patients and this may result in the practice asking them to register elsewhere.
However you choose to contact us, we will ask you what you need help with. We will use this information to choose the most suitable doctor, nurse or other health professional to help you. We may offer you a consultation:
Appointments by phone, video call or by text or email can be more flexible and often means you get help sooner
Please tell us:
You can now register to receive information by text message on your phone regarding your health care.Please note we do not send any text messages to remind you of your appointments.
If you wish to register for this messaging service please fill out the consent form.
The practice gained the status of a teaching practice - responsible for training new general practitioners - in August 2004. There is a possibility that you may be offered an appointment with a trainee but you will be asked to consent to this first.
Trainee general practitioners in the UK are required to have spent a minimum of 2 and half years in accredited hospital training posts. This follows on from their 5 or 6 years training as medical students. On completion of their hospital posts they are required to finish their training in accredited training practices such as Mark Street Surgery.
During their attachment to the practice they are supervised and assessed. On successful completion of vigorous assessments (which includes written and oral exams, video analysis and other work based assessments) they are finally allowed to practice as independent GPs.