This information is for regular patients only. If you are registering as a temporary patient please contact the practice for the temporary patient registration process.
- Check you are within our area, visit our Area Map page
Once you have visited this page, you put in your postcode into Postcode Check” and it will let you know if you are in or out of our boundary area.
- Only if you are in our boundary area, complete the registration form.
Form Downloads
Should you want to download a form. The form below can be used for Adults and Children
- Signed PRF1 form – you can’t be accepted without this.
Patients can find their NHS number by visiting NHS Digital’s Find your NHS number page. Patients will need to input their first name, last name, date of birth and postcode.
Alternatively, if the email address or phone number shown to the patient are not correct, patients can also find their NHS number on the NHS App – this webpage includes instructions on how to download and register for the app for the first time – or on a prescription.
You can also pick up a form from reception.
Note the quickest way to submit a registration form is online – this can also be done 24/7.
If you are handing in a form you would need to do this within working hours 8am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday.
There is also a postbox which forms can be left in.
Registration
You should fill in all information that is relevant e.g. if you do not fill in Part A - section 4 correctly – this will delay your registration until we have the information.
Registration takes up to 10 working days – IF the form in completed correctly.
You would normally be unable to see a GP or nurse here until your registration is complete.
If you are going to require repeat medication soon after registration without seeing a doctor please obtain full details from your previous GP and pass it to the receptionist with your written repeat prescription request. We will be unable to issue repeat prescriptions without an appointment with a doctor if this information is not provided. If you are filling in the form online – This is Part B - question 14.
Once registered, we have an online service for booking and cancelling routine appointments with the doctors and repeat ordering of standard items of medication (not changes to medication, not acute medication).
You will know that you are registered as you will receive a text with your named GP, or if you are over 75 years of age, a letter confirming this.
Other useful Downloads
Summary Care Record Benefits (PDF, 76KB)
Summary Care Record opt out form (RTF, 46KB)
Sutton Integrated Digital Care Record (PDF, 232KB)
What is a chaperone
Practice charter (DOCX, 22KB)
Please ensure your personal information is always kept up to date and inform us immediately of any changes.
NHS Organ Donor Register
Opt out system in England
The law around organ donation in England has changed on 20 May 2020.
All adults in England are now considered to have agreed to be an organ donor when they die unless they have recorded a decision not to donate or are in one of the excluded groups.
Find out more about organ donation law in England