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Lothian NHS Board Waverley Gate 2-4 Waterloo Place Edinburgh EH1 3EG Telephone: 0131 536 9000 www.nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk www.nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk Date: 05/04/2019 Your Ref: Our Ref: 3431 Enquiries to : Richard Mutch Extension: 35687 Direct Line: 0131 465 5687 [email protected] Dear FREEDOM OF INFORMATION – GP CATCHMENT I write in response to your request for information in relation to GP catchment areas within Lothian. I have been provided with information to help answer your request by the NHS Lothian Primary Care Contract Team. Question: Can you please provide an updated version of the Lothians GP catchment areas list as found at https://www.nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk/YourRights/FOI/RequestAndResponseRegister/2012/320 0.pdf Answer: Practice Practice Name wef Practice Boundary No 70075 Braids Medical 27/09/18 On the northern boundary – the railway line running Practice through Morningside Station. On the west – Colinton 6 Camus Avenue Road where it crosses the railway continuing into Edinburgh EH10 Colinton Mains Drive to the Tesco Roundabout, then 6QT continuing south south-east across country to the Dreghorn Link to the City By-Pass. On the south – cuts across country from the Dreghorn Link to Swanston Golf Course and around the south perimeter of Swanston Golf Course and Swanston village cutting across country in a south easterly direction to meet the Lothian Burn at Hillend Car Park and along the access road until it meets the Bigger Road (A702). Continuing south on the A702 until the triple junction where the A702 meets the A703 and Old Pentland Road, across country in a straight line, crossing the Edinburgh City Bypass (A720) passing the east end of Winton Loan and north by Morton House to Frogston Road West. Continuing east along Frogston Road West, Frogston Brae and Frogston Road East until the junction at Burdiehouse Road and Howdenhall Road. GP Catchment - April 2019 On the east – Howdenhall Road, Alnwickhill Road, Stanedykehead, then around the south and west perimeter of Mortonhall Golf Course, Braid Hills Golf Course, crossing Braid Hills Drive and continuing to the west of Craigmillar Park Golf Course, Observatory Road, Blackford Avenue to the point where it crosses the railway 70094 The Green Practice Defined to the South by Princes St, A8, A1. Defined to Stockbridge Health the East by Easter Rd, Pilrig St, Newhaven Rd. Defined Centre to the West by Murrayfield/Davidsons Mains, 1 India Place Silverknowes. Defined to the North by Firth of Forth. Edinburgh EH3 6EH 70107 Leven Medical North - Princes Street, East - North Bridge, South Practice Nicolson Street, South Clerk Street, Minto Street, Tollcross Health Craigmillar Park, Liberton Road, Liberton Brae, Liberton Centre Drive, South - Braid Hills Drive, Braid Hills Road, Ponton Street Comiston Road, Greenbank Drive, Glenlockhart Road, Edinburgh EH3 Craiglockhart Avenue. West – Inglis Green Road, 9QQ Longstone Road, Calder Road, Gorgie Road, Dalry Road, West Maitland Street, Shandwick Place. 70126 Southfield Medical The area bounded by Portobello Rd, Promenade from Practice King's Rd to Eastfield, cross country to Newcraighall Rd 132 Mountcastle and the junction with the Musselburgh bypass, Drive South Newcraighall Rd, Niddrie Mains Rd, Duddingston Rd Edinburgh EH15 West, Old Church Lane, cross country to Queen's Dr, 3LL Duke’s Walk, Meadowbank Terrace, London Road to Portobello Road. 70131 Colinton Surgery Area bounded by railway line from north west corner of 296b Colinton Baberton Golf Course to Craiglockhart Avenue to the Road, Edinburgh north. Colinton Road, south to Colinton Mains Drive, EH13 0LB Oxgangs Road North to the east. Swanston Road, Pentland Hills to the south. Currie/Juniper Green boundary to the west. 70164 Ferniehill Surgery 08/02/19 Edinburgh City Bypass to the South, Old Dalkeith Road 8 Ferniehill Road to the junction of Kingston Avenue to the east, Kingston Edinburgh EH17 Avenue and Mount Vernon Road to the north, and the 7AB junction of Mount Vernon Road and Lasswade Road, along Lasswade Road to the City Bypass to the west 70179 Leith Surgery 08/09/16 Area bounded to the north by the Port of Leith from 2 Duke Street Newhaven Place in conjunction with Newhaven Road Edinburgh EH6 eastwards by Ocean Drive to Constitution Street, then 8HQ by Baltic Street, Salamander Street Seafield Place, Pirniefield Place, Prospect Bank Road, Restalrig Road, Lochend Avenue, westwards along Hawkhill Avenue, Albion Place and Albion Road to Easter Road; from Easter Road south and then west along Brunswick GP Catchment - April 2019 Road, McDonald Road, Broughton Road to Newhaven Road and then north to Newhaven Place 70198 Niddrie Medical 01/01/14 "From the Newcraighall junction of the Musselburgh Practice Bypass, cross-country by the Edinburgh-Midlothian Craigmillar Medical boundary to The Wisp, The Wisp, around the north and Centre east edge of Danderhall, Old Dalkeith Rd, Ferniehill Rd, 106 Niddrie Mains Moredun Park Rd, Gilmerton Rd, Liberton Rd to the foot Road of Liberton Brae, Mayfield Rd, Ratcliffe Terr, Edinburgh EH16 Causewayside, Summerhall, Hope Park Terr, Bernard 4DT Terr, Parkside St, Parkside Terr, East Parkside, the EH16 boundary to the railway, then the railway line to the Musselburgh Bypass" 70215 Craigmillar Medical 13.08.15 From Cameron Toll, along Lady Road, Liberton Road, Group Gilmerton Road, Ferniehill Drive, Old Dalkeith Road, Craigmillar Medical The Wisp, then around the south edge of Wisp Green Centre and Cleikhiminfield to Cleikhiminrigg, along Newcraighall 106 Niddrie Mains Road, City By-pass, Sir Harry Lauder Road, Portobello Road Road, Willowbrae Road, Ulster Drive, Paisley Avenue, Edinburgh EH16 Paisley Drive Meadowfield Drive, The Causeway, 4DT Queens Drive, Holyrood Park Road & Dalkeith Road to Cameron Toll 70220 Ladywell Medical 10.02.17 From Barnton intersection in clockwise direction: Centre (West) Queensferry Road, Clermiston Road North, Cairnmuir Ladywell Road Road, Kaimes Road, Corstorphine Road, Saughtonhall Edinburgh EH12 Drive, Balgreen Road, Gorgie Road, Calder Road, 7TB Broomhouse Road, Bankhead Drive, South Gyle Access, South Gyle Broadway to Gogar Roundabout, Glasgow Road to Maybury Road intersection, Maybury Road intersection to Barnton intersection (where Queensferry Road meets Maybury Road) 70234 The Long House 27.09.18 From Gipsy Brae Recreation Ground south to Salvesen Surgery Terrace, along Pennywell Road, Groathill Road North, The Long House Groathill Road South, South Groathill Avenue, Craigleith 73 East Trinity Road, Comely Bank Road, Raeburn Place, Deanhaugh Road Street, Hamilton Place, Henderson Row, Eyre Place, Edinburgh EH5 Broughton Road, Bonnington Road, Great Junction 3EL Street, North Junction Street and Ocean Drive to Western Harbour, Firth of Forth to Gipsy Brae Recreation Ground 70253 Whinpark Medical 20/9/13 The area bounded by Glasgow Rd, St John's Rd, Practice Corstorphine Rd, Balgreen Road, Saughton Ave, Moat Whinpark Medical Drive, Slateford Rd, Lanark Rd, Gillespie Crossroads, Centre the Baberton Mains Estate to the City Bypass and along 6 Saughton Road the City Bypass to Edinburgh Park, Lochside Plc, Edinburgh EH11 Redheughs Ave to roundabout, South Gyle Road, 3RA Westerbroom Place, Meadow Place Road and back on to the Glasgow Road at the Drumbrae roundabout . GP Catchment - April 2019 70268 Brunton Place Leith Walk, Duke St, Lochend Rd, Marionville Rd, Surgery, 9 Brunton Restalrig Rd South, Willowbrae Rd, Willowbrae Ave, the Place, Edinburgh Queens Park, the Royal Mile, Jeffrey Street, North EH7 5EG Bridge, Leith St back to Leith Walk. 70272 Dr Steve Allan & 05/04/18 Pennywell Road, Marine Drive, West Shore Road, Partners following the coast line to Ocean Drive, up to the Bangholm Medical Lindsay Road Junction (excluding Commercial Street), Centre North Junction Street, Great Junction Street, Leith Walk, Bangholm Loan Piccardy Place roundabout, Broughton Street, Albany Edinburgh EH5 Street, Abercrombie Place, Heriot Row, Darnaway 3AH Street, Moray Place, Ainslie Place, Great Stuart Street, Randolph Crescent, Lynedoch Place, Queensferry Road, Orchard Brae, Crewe Road South, Telford Road, Groathill Road North to the top of Pennywell Road. 70291 Inchpark Surgery The area bounded by West Savile Terrace, West 10 Marmion Powburn, Mentone Terrace, Mentone Gardens, Ventnor Crescent Terrace, Ventnor Place, Old Dalkeith Rd, Ferniehill Dr, Edinburgh EH16 Candlemakers Crescent, Candlemakers Park, Drum St, 6QU Moredun Dykes Rd,round the back of The Spinney, across to Lockerby Cottages (not including Gilmerton Dykes or Hyvot Bank), Lasswade Rd, Little Rd, Liberton Public Park, Alnwickhill Rd, Liberton Dr and across Craigmillar Park Golf Course to Blackford Ave West. 70319 West End Medical 16/04/15 From Corstorphine Hill joining Queensferry Rd into Practice Hillhouse Rd then Telford Rd and Ferry Rd in the North, 36 Manor Place coming South down Inverleith Row, along Brandon St Edinburgh EH3 and up Dundas St and Hanover St. Our South boundary 7EB will now be Princes St, Lothian Rd, through Tollcross and along Gilmore Pl, Polwarth Gdns and Polwarth Terr, Harrison Road, Slateford Road, Robertson Avenue, Gorgie Road & Balgreen Road, then along the Water of Leith behind Murrayfield Stadium to Riversdale Crescent, along Corstorphine Road as far as Beechwood Mains to join Corstorphine Hill 70323 Bruntsfield Medical Lauriston Place to Potterrow to Hope Park, thence South Practice Clerk Street, Craigmillar Park, Liberton Road to the 11 Forbes Road Braid Burn, the course of the Braid Burn
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