Meet the Team

Milly uses her emergency care skills to support patients with urgent or complex health issues working alongside the Duty GP to offer same day appointments and carry out home visits.  

Keziah is a member of the practice team, whose role is to support the GPs with the management of patients in the community either face to face or with telephone support. Her work involves supporting vulnerable housebound patients for example by contacting them following discharge from hospital.

Keziah works closely with both internal and external clinical staff to deliver high quality nursing to manage patients who have complex and high-risk conditions.

David works alongside the GPs to help patients get the best out of their medications. He is able to provide expert advice on prescribing, conduct medication reviews to ensure safety and effectiveness and is the lead for the management of Diabetes and Respiratory disease.

Rachel supports David in managing medications within the practice. She is able to help with prescriptions, medication monitoring, conduct medication reviews and patient education.

Our Pharmacist and Pharmacy technician help to ensure the safe and efficient use of medicines within the practice.

An FCP is an expert in musculoskeletal conditions. They can assess, diagnose, and manage patients with conditions such as back, neck and joint pain – often without the need to see a GP.

FCPs help patients stay active, recover faster and avoid unnecessary prescriptions or imaging.

Cathy, our Primary Care Mental Health Nurse works closely with patients experiencing a range of emotional and psychological challenges. She provides early support, assessment, and ongoing care for issues such as anxiety, depression, and stress. By working alongside GPs and community services, she can help guide you through treatment options, offer practical coping strategies, and connect you with the right resources—ensuring your care is personal, timely, and effective.

Hannah, our Enhanced Recovery Worker supports individuals on their journey toward better mental wellbeing and independence. She works alongside the clinical team to help with recovery-focused activities—whether it’s building daily routines, improving confidence, or accessing local support networks. Her role is to empower you in taking small, meaningful steps that support long-term recovery.

Lydia, our social prescriber supports our patients with non-medical needs that may be affecting their health, such as loneliness, financial worries, or lifestyle changes. Lydia can connect our patients with local services, community groups and activities to improve overall wellbeing.

Claire is our practice manager and has been working in the NHS in a variety of roles since 1997. Claire’s role is to provide pivotal day to day and strategic leadership to the partners, the staff and the practice as a whole, to ensure safe high-quality care for our patients.

Her role involves optimising efficiency and financial performance, to ensure the practice achieves it’s long-term strategic objectives in a safe and effective working environment. Outside of work Claire is married to Kevin, and they have three springer spaniels. At the weekend Claire can be found at agility training or competitions.

Ali supports Claire in the smooth running of the practice. Her role involves handling confidential correspondence, organising meetings, managing diaries, taking minutes, and supporting with HR and admin. Ali is currently leading on the practice covid campaign and deputises for Claire in her absence.

Carrie plays a vital role in the smooth running of the practice by managing key administrative tasks. These include processing of referrals, Invoicing, Coordination of the medical student training and summarising patient notes.