The GP Registrars are fully qualified doctors and have a great deal of medical experience. They are attached to the practice for up to 12 months and usually become general practitioners after completing their training. As part of their final training they are encouraged to seek advice when required from the practice doctors. The GP Registrars are required to produce video recordings of some of their consultations as part of their training. You will be asked for your consent prior to any such consultation and the consultation is strictly confidential between the Registrar and their Trainer.

Our highly skilled staff are able to provide a wide variety of services which include: prescribing when clinically appropriate; minor illnesses such as suspected chest, ear and skin infections, stomach problems, women’s health and more, asthma and COPD care, diabetes and pre-diabetes management, medication reviews, contraception and family planning, cervical cytology (smears), travel advice and vaccinations, baby and child immunisations, influenza, shingles and pneumococcal vaccinations, and much more.

Our Healthcare Assistants also provide high quality specialist services which include: blood tests (phlebotomy), NHS Health Checks for eligible patients aged 40 – 74, wound care and dressings, carers' annual health checks, ECGs and 24 hour blood pressure monitoring, and much more.

To ensure you are booked with the right clinician, our reception team are trained to ask appropriate questions and will respect your privacy at all times.