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I haven't been to the docs for a while, so was wondering how easy it is to get an appointment these days. I have tried to get an online appointment, but that didn't seem to be working for me, so....


Am I right in thinking that the best way to get an appointment is to go down for opening time and ask at the desk, or if i try and ring to get an appointment, will they be able to give me an appointment?

I think they're not too bad as GP surgeries go in general. I'm not sure what time their phone lines open (it's either 8am or 8.30am) but if you ring and redial if they are engaged at that time then you'll generally get an appointment the same day. Not easy for people trying to get ready for work or kids ready for school but hey!

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