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Surgery Practice Manager Generic Email Address Address Address 2 Surgery Practice Manager Generic email address Address Address 2 Town Postcode BURDWOOD SURGERY Kamal Bahia [email protected] Wheelers Green Way Thatcham RG19 4YF CHAPEL ROW SURGERY Paul Gomm [email protected] The Avenue Bucklebury RG7 6NS DOWNLAND PRACTICE East Lane Chieveley Newbury RG20 8UY Robert Weir [email protected] EASTFIELD HOUSE SURGERY Liz Pope [email protected] 6 St John's Road Newbury RG14 7LW FALKLAND SURGERY Mark Betkowski [email protected] Monks Lane Newbury RG14 7DF KINTBURY AND WOOLTON HILL SURGERY Karen Oakton [email protected] Trade Lane WooltonHill RG20 9UL HUNGERFORD SURGERY Mike Hall [email protected] The Croft Hungerford RG17 0HY LAMBOURN SURGERY Louise Murray-Clarke [email protected] Bockhampton Road Lambourn RG17 8PS STRAWBERRY HILL (Northcroft and St MarSarah Arnold [email protected] Old Bath Road Newbury RG14 1JU THATCHAM MEDICAL PRACTICE Linda Lawson [email protected] 3 Bath Road Thatcham RG18 3HD BALMORE PARK Andrea McFarlane [email protected] 59a Hemdean Road Caversham Reading RG4 7HG EMMER GREEN Samantha Adams [email protected] 4 St Barnabas Road Emmer Green Reading RG4 8RA MORTIMER SURGERY Penny Palmer [email protected] Victoria Road Mortimer Reading RG7 3SQ THE BOAT HOUSE SURGERY Rosie Barker [email protected] Whitchurch Road Pangbourne Reading RG8 7DP CIRCUIT LANE Lisa Trimble [email protected] 53 Circuit Lane Reading RG30 3AN THEALE MEDICAL CENTRE Lisa Smith [email protected] Englefield Road Theale Reading RG7 5AS TILEHURST SURGERY PARTNERSHIP Desiree Warren (last day 24.12.19) Reading David Griffin [email protected] Tylers Place Pottery RoadTilehurst RG30 6BW WESTERN ELMS SURGERY Lisa Trimble [email protected] 317 Oxford Road Reading RG30 1AT ABBEY MEDICAL CENTRE Smita Nirgude [email protected] 41 Russell Street Reading RG1 7XD CHATHAM STREET SURGERY Fozia Ahmed (Mona) [email protected] 121 Chatham Street Reading RG1 7JE ELDON ROAD SURGERY (now merged with Melrose 01 Oct 19) Reading June Burr [email protected] 10 Eldon Road RG1 4DH GROVELANDS MEDICAL CENTRE Mariana Sadowska [email protected] 701 Oxford Road Reading RG30 1HG KENNET SURGERY Samantha Lethbridge [email protected] 30 Cholmeley Road Reading RG1 3NQ LONDON STREET SURGERY Amy Stark [email protected] 72 London Street Reading RG1 4SJ LONG BARN LANE SURGERY Nina Gregory [email protected] 22 Longbarn Lane Reading RG2 7SZ MELROSE SURGERY (now merged with Eldon Road 01 Oct Beverly Manton [email protected] Reading 19) 73 London Rd RG1 5BS MILMAN ROAD SURGERY Anne-Marie Dykes [email protected] 50 Milman Road Reading RG2 0AR PEMBROKE SURGERY Rosie Tilbury [email protected] 9 Eldon Square Reading RG1 5PG RUSSELL STREET SURGERY Kerrie-Ann Naish [email protected] 79 Russell Street Reading RG1 7XG SOUTH READING AND SHINFIELD MEDICALouise Upton [email protected] 257 Whitley Wood Road Reading RG2 8LE TILEHURST VILLAGE SURGERY (Chancellor Tracy Craig Catherine Guscott Reading Jackie Small [email protected] 92 Westwood Road Tilehurst RG31 5PP UNIVERSITY (OF READING) MEDICAL GROULorraine Watkinson [email protected] 9 Northcourt Avenue Reading RG2 7HE WESTWOOD SURGERY Jane Goddard [email protected] 66 Westwood Road Tilehurst Reading RG31 5PR [email protected] Broad Street Mall WALK IN CENTRE Elena Orr 103-105 Broad Street Mall Reading RG1 7QA [email protected] First Floor [email protected] et this email address is not currently Reading working. This is being looked into by the BROOKSIDE GROUP PRACTICE Sarah Rutland PM Brookside Close Gipsy Lane Earley RG6 7HG BURMA HILLS SURGERY Ribina Shahin [email protected] Ashridge Road Wokingham RG40 1PH LODDON VALE PRACTICE Debbie Short [email protected] Hurricane Way Woodley Reading RG5 4UX NEW WOKINGHAM ROAD Susan Vickers [email protected] 18 New Wokingham Road Crowthorne RG45 6JL PARKSIDE FAMILY PRACTICE (Green Rd Su Helen Edwards [email protected] 224 Wokingham Road Reading RG6 1JS Helen Knipe Swallowfield SWALLOWFIELD MEDICAL PRACTICE Andy Kessock-Philip [email protected] The Street RG7 1QY TWYFORD SURGERY Jo Barrett [email protected] 6 Loddon Hall Rd Twyford Reading RG10 9JA WILDERNESS ROAD SURGERY Stuart Pavelin [email protected] Wilderness Road Earley Reading RG6 7RU WOODLEY CENTRE SURGERY Gary Edwards [email protected] 6 Headley Road Woodley Reading RG5 4JA WOOSEHILL MEDICAL CENTRE Chris Allen [email protected] Fernlea Drive Wokingham RG41 3DR FINCHAMPSTEAD SURGERY Julie Murphy [email protected] 474 Finchampstead Road Wokingham RG40 3RG WARGRAVE SURGERY Josie Osborne [email protected] Victoria Road Reading RG10 8BP WOKINGHAM MEDICAL CENTRE Kate Mansi [email protected] 23 Rose Street Wokingham RG40 1XS [email protected].
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