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GP PRACTICE Locality LIST SIZE Votes 3 Bellegrove Road Surgery GP PRACTICE Locality LIST SIZE Votes Albion Surgery Clocktower 13,888 3 6 Pincott Road, BEXLEYHEATH DA6 7LP Bellegrove Road Surgery Clocktower 8,900 2 174 Bellegrove Road, WELLING DA16 3RE Bursted Wood Surgery Clocktower 4,500 1 219 Erith Road, BARNEHURST DA7 6HZ Crook Log Surgery Clocktower 9,141 2 19 Crook Log, BEXLEYHEATH DA6 8DZ Ingleton Avenue Surgery Clocktower 5,000 1 84 Ingleton Avenue, WELLING Littleheath Surgery Clocktower 5,400 1 55 Littleheath Road, BEXLEYHEATH DA7 5HL Upper Wickham Surgery Clocktower 12,200 2 73 Upper Wickham Lane, WELLING, DA16 3AF Welling Medical Practice Clocktower 14,300 3 2 Danson Crescent, WELLING DA16 2AU Westwood Surgery Clocktower 7,500 2 24 Westwood Lane, WELLING, DA16 2HE Barnard Medical Practice Frognal 10,400 2 43 Granville Road, SIDCUP, DA14 4TA Bedside Manor Frognal 4,974 1 82 Marlborough Park Avenue, SIDCUP DA15 9DX Plas Meddyg Surgery Frognal 6,800 1 40 Parkhill Road, Bexley DA5 1HU Sidcup Medical Centre Frognal 8,250 2 2 Church Avenue, SIDCUP DA14 6BU Station Road Surgery Frognal 10,400 2 69 Station Road, SIDCUP DA15 7DS Thanet Road Surgery Frognal 2,400 1 63 Thanet Road, BEXLEY, DA5 1AP Woodlands Surgery Frognal 10,500 2 146 Halfway Street, SIDCUP DA15 8DF Belvedere Medical Centre North Bexley 6,100 1 15 Albert Road, Belvedere, Kent DA17 5LQ Bexley Medical Group Practices North Bexley 15,600 3 171 King Harolds Way, BEXLEYHEATH DA7 5RF Bullbanks Medical Centre North Bexley 3,500 1 62 Battle Road, ERITH, DA8 1BJ Cairngall Medical Practice North Bexley 10,400 2 2 Erith Road, BELVEDERE DA17 6EZ Crayford Health Centre North Bexley 2,500 1 Stadium Way, CRAYFORD DA1 Erith Health Centre North Bexley 6,581 1 50 Pier Road, ERITH, Kent DA15 2JZ Lakeside Medical Practice North Bexley 15,500 3 Yarnton Way, THAMESMEAD, SE2 9LH Lyndhurst Medical Centre North Bexley 8,200 2 41 Lyndhurst Road, BARNEHURST DA7 6DL Mill Road Surgery North Bexley 2,092 1 25 Mill Road, ERITH, DA8 1HW North Bexley Health Centre North Bexley 2,476 1 17 High Street, Crayford DA1 4HH Northumberland Heath MC North Bexley 10,000 2 Hind Crescent, Northumberland Heath, ERITH DA8 3DB Parkside Surgery North Bexley 5,100 1 208 Parkside Avenue, BARNEHURST, DA7 6NW Slade Green Medical Centre North Bexley 7,050 1 156 Bridge Road, Slade Green, ERITH DA8 2HS Constituencies List Size Votes Clocktower 80,829 17 Frognal 53,724 11 North Bexley 95,099 20 229,652 Senior Partner Practice CodePractice Manager Email Dr M Mehta & Ptnrs G83006 Dr W Cotter & Ptnr G83009 Dr W Cotter & Ptnr G83046 Dr W Kwan & Ptnrs G83061 Dr G Gill & Ptnr G83024 Dr M Thavapalan & Ptnr G83033 Dr A Baruah & Ptnrs G83028 Dr P Oxford & Ptnrs G83025 Dr H Patel & P Fish G83002 Dr S Scott & Ptnrs G83004 Dr C Neal G83605 Dr R Sykes & Ptnrs G83029 Dr S Deshmukh & Ptnrs G83066 Dr R Nichols & Ptnrs G83047 Dr E Timeyin G83064 Dr K Ritchie & Ptnrs G83057 Dr V Bhalla G83052 Dr A Malone & Ptnr G83053 Dr A Sharma & Ptnr G83037 Dr J Barrett & Ptnrs G83005 Dr E Harris-Faulkner G83642 Dr V S Patel G8630 Dr P Anand & Ptnrs G83018 Dr E Malpass & Ptnrs G83049 Dr S Sellappah G83672 Dr G Singh YO2381 Dr M McIntyre & Ptnrs G83010 Dr N Santamaria & Ptnr G83043 Dr J Sharma & Ptnrs G83062.
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