A small resident clinic on Nola Lane
Three clinicians, one reception desk and twenty-minute standard consults. We look after everyday illness, children, long-term conditions and preventive checks for people who would rather see the same practitioner twice.
Requests sent before 4pm are answered the same working day. Urgent same-day concerns are triaged by our nurse before a time is offered.
Clinic rhythm
We keep a predictable week so you can plan around work, school runs and shift patterns rather than waiting on a callback.
8:30am – 5:30pm
Monday to Friday. Standard consults run twenty minutes; longer reviews are booked as double slots.
7:15am – 8:30am
Tuesday and Thursday, held for blood tests, dressings and before-work reviews.
9:00am – 12:30pm
Acute and family appointments only. Repeat prescriptions are handled on weekdays.
Weekdays, 1pm – 2pm
A quiet hour for wound checks, results questions and deciding whether you need to be seen.
Care we provide
Telling reception which lane you need means the room, the clinician and the time are ready before you arrive.
Coughs, infections, pain, fatigue, mental health, referrals and anything you are not sure how to categorise.
Growth and development reviews, immunisations, feeding worries and first-year questions from tired parents.
Cervical screening, contraception, fertility questions, menopause planning and pelvic health concerns.
Mole mapping, lesion removal, cryotherapy, ingrown nails, joint injections and wound repair in our procedure room.
Diabetes, blood pressure, asthma, thyroid and heart health, reviewed as one appointment instead of four short ones.
Destination-specific vaccines, boosters, malaria advice and certificates for work or study placements.
What a visit involves
Knowing what happens next is half of feeling looked after, so here is the whole sequence before you commit to a time.
Use the form at the end of this page with your reason and a rough window. Nothing is booked yet, and you are not committed to a time.
Reception replies with an offered slot, the clinician's name, the appointment length and anything to bring or stop taking beforehand.
Arrive five minutes early. The consult begins with what is worrying you most, and ends with a plan read back to you before you stand up.
Notes, scripts and referrals are completed the same day. Results come with an explanation and, where needed, a follow-up already held open.
Our clinicians
Continuity matters more than speed for most of what we treat, so requests for a named clinician are honoured wherever the diary allows.
General practitioner
Looks after long-term conditions and complex medication reviews, and runs our diabetes and blood-pressure clinics.
Practice nurse
Runs the early-morning treatment clinic, immunisation sessions and the weekday nurse advice hour.
General practitioner
Handles skin work and minor procedures, and keeps the Saturday acute list for families and shift workers.
Before you come in
None of this is compulsory. It simply means more of your appointment is spent on the problem rather than the paperwork.
Questions patients ask
No. Anyone can request an appointment directly. A referral is only relevant when you are going the other way — from us on to a specialist, which we write during your visit.
For stable, long-term medicines we can usually issue a repeat between reviews if your last check was recent. Anything new, anything with a dose change, and all controlled medicines need a consult first.
Results are reviewed by the clinician who ordered them, then sent to you in writing with what they mean. If something needs discussing or repeating, we offer a short follow-up rather than leaving you to interpret numbers.
Fees follow the appointment length and whether a procedure, dressing or vaccine is involved, so a twenty-minute consult and a forty-minute procedure are not priced the same. Reception confirms the exact amount in your appointment email before you attend — there are no surprise charges on the day.
We try hard to keep children with one clinician through their first years, because growth and development are easier to read with context. If your usual clinician is away, the notes and measurements travel with the appointment.
Mark your request as urgent and our nurse will call you back to triage. A small number of slots are held each day for exactly this. If your situation is an emergency, go straight to an emergency department instead of waiting for us.
Reply to your confirmation email as early as you can and the slot goes back to someone waiting. There is no charge for a cancellation given a day ahead; repeated missed appointments without notice may mean we ask you to call to rebook.
Yes. Mention it in your request and we will send a records transfer form with your first appointment confirmation. Bring whatever paperwork you already hold so nothing waits on the transfer arriving.
Request an appointment
This is a request, not a confirmation. Reception reads every message and replies with a specific time, clinician and appointment length.