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GEEKASAURUS

GEEKASAURUS

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Hi everyone


Could I please have some advice on local GPs? I'd ideally like one which offers evening appointments or weekends. I appreciate this has no doubt been asked before ad nauseum however I haven't been able to find anything useful.

Thank you.

Shaun

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Depending on where you live and if you are in their catchment area I strongly recommend Nunhead Surgery. They have late opening Tuesdays. And they have 020 number with no call centre attitude, and have lovely doctors. They are on Nunhead grove and some of SE22 I believe is in their catchment but I am not sure which.
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