Register with our practice

Requesting access to your own medical records

People who live nearby can sign up with our surgery. All our buildings are easy to get into if you need help.

We will give you a named doctor, but you can see any doctor at any of our surgeries.

The receptionist will give you a form to fill in. All the boxes must be completed or we cannot accept it.

After you return the form, please wait 2–3 working days before booking an appointment.

You will also need to bring:

Proof of where you live, like a bank letter or council tax bill
Proof of who you are, like a passport or driving licence
For children, a copy of their red book

You can register by;

Collecting form from any of the surgeries
Printing the forms and bringing to any of the surgeries: NEW PATIENT REGISTRATION FORM – PRF1
Or use the link below to register

Catchment Area (Practice Boundary)

• You can search for your postcode by clicking the magnifier in the top right corner of the map, this will indicate whether you live within the boundary or not.

Named GP

Since 1 April 2015, everyone who is signed up with a doctor’s surgery has a main doctor called a named GP.

This doctor helps keep track of your care and makes sure you get the right help when you need it.
You can still see other doctors or nurses, not just this one doctor.

If you want to know who your main doctor is, you can ask at reception.

Accessing someone else's information

What is Proxy Access?

Proxy access means letting someone you trust help you with your doctor things.

They can:

book appointments
order medicines
talk to the surgery
see test results or vaccinations
help look at health records

How to AskYou can:

ask to help someone else, or
choose someone to help you

Fill in a form:

Online – please complete this form
Print form – Proxy Access Registration Form and bring it to the surgery with ID.
We will reply within 21 days.