Practice Area
You can register as a patient at the surgery if you live within the area shown on the map.
Catchment Area
Please ensure you have sufficient medication from your previous Doctor, to last until you are registered with the practice.
Should you require medication, please make a routine appointment once you have registered with the surgery. You should bring your repeat medication list from your last Doctor or your current medication with you to this appointment.
A practice leaflet is available at the Surgery.
Acceptable Identification Documents for Registration
Name Identification
– Current signed full passport (must be passport if born outside UK).
– Current UK Driving licence with photo.
– Blue disabled drivers pass.
– Current benefits or State Pension notification letter confirming rights to benefits for the current period.
– Current HMRC tax notification e.g. PAYE coding, statement of account (P45’s & P60’s are not official HMRC documents).
– Shotgun or Firearms Certificate.
– Travel documents issued to foreign nationals granted permission to remain in the UK.
– Current EU/EEA driving licence.
– Residence permit issued by the Home Office to EU nationals.
– EU/EEA member state identity card.
– British birth certificate.
Address Identification
– Recent utility bill.
– Local Authority tax bill for current year.
– Credit/Store card statement.
– Local Council rent card.
– Tenancy agreement.
– Solicitors letter confirming recent purchase of you property.
– Television licence.
– Current benefits or State Pension notification letter confirming rights to benefits for the current period.
Bank statements will not be accepted.
Under 16s
Children under the age of 16 whose Parent/Guardian is registered at the practice/registering at the same time will need to provide either:
– Original Birth Certificate
– Passport
If you are unable to provide any of the above documents, please contact a member of the reception team who will be able to discuss alternative documents.
Temporary Registration
If you are ill while away from home or if you are not registered with a doctor but need to see one you can receive emergency treatment from the local GP practice for 14 days. After 14 days you will need to register as a temporary or permanent patient.