The Grange Medical Centre Highfield Road, Hemsworth WF9 4DP ...

The Grange Medical Centre
Highfield Road, Hemsworth WF9 4DP
Tel: 01977 610009
Kinsley Medical Centre
Wakefield Road, Kinsley WF9 5BP
Tel: 01977 610009
Greenview Medical Centre
Waggon Lane, Upton WF9 1JS
Tel: 01977 647521
www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk

Welcome to
the Grange medical centre, Kinsley medical centre
and Greenview medical centre
This is a brief guide to our practice, which we hope you will use as a source of
reference.
■ PRActIce HIStoRY
The practice has been in existence for over 100 years and was carried out from three
surgeries in Hemsworth. The practice buildings were wooden huts until 1967 when a
purpose-built surgery was built in Highfield Road,Hemsworth.We soon outgrew this building
and moved to our current site in 1980. The surgery was extended in 1993 to provide
additional patient care facilities,a larger waiting room and more office space.In March
1996 our new therapy unit was opened, providing dedicated facilities for physiotherapy,
including exercise equipment, heat therapy and hydrotherapy. The new two storey
building also accommodates our practice and community nurses,and provides facilities
for staff training and seminars.
In May 2001, a new purpose-built surgery was completed at Kinsley, providing much
needed extra space and state-of-the-art facilities.On 1 August 2003,the Grange Medical
Centre and Highfield Road Surgery merged as one practice.
On 1 July 2006 The Grange Medical Centre merged with the Greenview Medical Centre
at Upton.
There is access and toilet facilities for the disabled at all surgeries. There is also a lift at
The Grange and Kinsley Medical Centre to enable disabled patients access to the first
floor area.
■ PRActIce AReA
The practice accepts new patients from the following areas: Hemsworth,Kinsley,Fitzwilliam,
South Kirkby,South Hiendley,Upton or South Elmsall.Please refer to the map on the back
cover. To register as a patient please ask at reception.
■ PRActIce cHARteR
Our practice charter leaflet sets out the standards and quality of service which we try
to achieve for our patients. It also gives a guide to how you can help us. Copies of the
charter are available in the waiting room or at reception.
■ DoctoRS
Dr Lufte R M Kamal (male) MB BS CDP FRIPHH 1962 (GMC) London
Dr Anthony N Sweeney (male) MB ChB MRCGP 1981 (GMC) London
Dr Linda C Crawley (female) MB ChB MRCGP 1984 (GMC) London
Dr Anne E Hawkins (female) MB ChB 1981 (GMC) London
Dr Fernando Herrero Tarilonte (male) LMS 1994 Basque Provinces
Dr Rajendra Prasad (male) MB BS FRCS 1971 India
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• Safety Awareness
• Improving Self Control
• Improving behaviour
• Resolving bullying
• Improving general well-being
• Better School Grades
• Improved concentration
• Improved co-ordination
• Developing friendships
• Life Skills

Self Defence
Do you feel vulnerable, threatened or intimidated? Are you afraid to walk past groups who
are gathered in the streets or afraid in your own home? If so read on: In today’s society of
crime, drug abuse and violence, ordinary law abiding people have more fear than ever of
going out. Violence and sex crimes are on the increase, whilst women feel more vulnerable
and are increasingly aware that they need to take extra precautions against possible attack
by being strong and positive whilst out on their own, or in their own home.
Self defence is devoted to increasing your level of awareness and to provide simple
preventative advice to assist you in avoiding or defusing potential situations which could
allow an attack to be committed against yourself.
Personal safety is not about the ability to fight, it is about having an awareness of situations
which may suddenly ignite into violence and how to prevent or avoid these. You can do
this by looking and feeling confident. By looking and acting confident you are less likely
to become a victim of a criminal, who would usually choose weaker and easier targets. The
law states that you can use reasonable force to ‘defend’ yourself. Self defence teaches you
awareness, builds confidence and self-esteem, and demonstrates how to protect yourself
against violence.
There are many various options available, classes are held locally and great fun for all the
family. Taking part also provides healthy exercise. So contact your local centre and find
out more of what is on offer.
Happy Feet?
Feet bear the brunt of our busy and hectic
lifestyles – so good care of our feet is vital to
ensure pain-free, lifetime usage.
Chiropodists and podiatrists specialise
in assessing, diagnosing and treating
abnormalities and diseases of the lower
limb. They are involved with the total care
of the feet. Proper care and attention of the
feet is as important at an early age to ensure
proper growth as it is in later life to keep feet
functioning well.
Chiropodists and podiatrists are trained to
treat a wide range of foot problems and
provide professional advice on proper foot
care to patients of all ages and from all walks
of life. They work closely with other medical
practitioners in providing health care. Take
care to choose a Health Professions Council
(HRC) registered chiropodist or podiatrist
and you are assured of receiving the highest
standard of treatment from a fully trained and
registered professional.
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■ NuRSe PRActItIoNeR/mINoR IllNeSS NuRSe
The nurse practitioner is available for consultations.This is a nurse trained to an advanced
level, who can advise about minor ailments and common health problems. She can
provide information and an explanation about any aspect of health, and support you
through any lifestyle changes you wish to make to improve your health.
The minor illness nurse is a nurse practising in an extended role. She sees patients in the
surgery alongside the doctors providing a service in areas such as minor illnesses and
health promotion and is also able to advise on general health issues.
■ PRActIce NuRSeS
Our practice nurses provide health education and health screening as
well as assisting in minor surgery and consultant clinics.They also undertake
routine procedures such as ear syringing,travel vaccinations,blood sampling
and wound dressings in the daily treatment room sessions.
Practice nurses hold clinics to include management of chronic diseases,
eg, diabetes, asthma, coronary heart disease and chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease.
■ commuNItY NuRSeS
Our health visitors help with the care of pre-school children and supporting families.Health
visitors run well-baby clinics and assessment clinics at the surgeries and are available to
advise on the health of your child. Health visitors recognise pressures in today's society
and can listen, advise and, if necessary, direct you to more specialised help. Health
visitors have a public health role, and provide health education, run a family planning
clinic and a youth advisory clinic.
■ PuBlIc HeAltH NuRSe
Our public health nurse works with all members of our team to provide accessible health
care to all our patients.
The role is part clinical, part research. The clinical element is for patients and includes
coronary heart disease prevention, sexual health and health screening. The research
looks at the population we serve and aims to develop appropriate health care services,
like delivery of health education to patients, visual displays and learning sessions, and
one-to-one consultations.
The public health nurse will deal with any topics raised by the media.
■ ADmINIStRAtIoN AND RecePtIoN StAFF
The staff are led by one manager who is responsible for the day-to-day
running of the surgery. As a patient your first point of contact will probably be
the receptionist. She will be pleased to deal with any queries you may have,
or will direct you to the most appropriate member of staff to help you.
For 24 hour information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk

■ tRAINING
We have visits from medical students, who may be present during your
consultation (if you have no objection). They are only with us to observe
general practice as part of their studies.
■ SuRGeRY oPeNING tImeS
Reception is manned during the following times:
the Grange medical centre, Highfield Road, Hemsworth
Monday 7.30am - 8.00pm
Tuesday 7.30am - 7.00pm
Wednesday 8.00am - 8.00pm
Thursday 8.00am - 7.00pm
Friday 7.30am - 7.00pm
Kinsley medical centre, Wakefield Road, Kinsley
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9.00am - 6.00pm
Tuesday 9.00am - 8.00pm
Thursday 9.00am - 12 noon
Greenview medical centre, Waggon lane, upton
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8.00am - 6.30pm
Thursday 8.00am - 8.00pm
■ coNSultAtIoN tImeS
the Grange medical centre, Hemsworth
Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday 7.30am - 12.20pm 2.30 - 4.30pm 4.30 - 8.00pm
Tuesday 7.30am - 12.20pm 2.30 - 4.30pm 4.30 - 6.00pm
Wednesday 9.00am - 12.20pm 2.30 - 4.30pm 4.30 - 8.00pm
Thursday 9.00am - 12.20pm 2.30 - 4.30pm 4.30 - 6.00pm
Friday 7.30am - 12.20pm 2.30 - 4.30pm 4.30 - 6.00pm
Kinsley medical centre, Wakefield Road, Kinsley
Morning Evening
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 9.00am - 12.10pm 4.00 - 5.45pm
Tuesday 9.00am - 12.10pm 4.00 - 8.00pm
Thursday 9.00 - 11.30am closed
Morning surgery may change depending on duty doctor.
Greenview medical centre
Morning Evening
Monday and Wednesday 9.00 - 11.20am 4.00 - 6.00pm
Tuesday 9.00 - 11.20am 4.00 - 6.00pm
Thursday 9.00 - 11.20am 4.00 - 8.00pm
Friday 9.30am - 12.10pm 4.00 - 6.00pm
For the latest information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk
■ tReAtmeNt Room HouRS
A nurse is available in the treatment room at the following times:
the Grange medical centre, Hemsworth
Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday to Friday
All by appointment
Kinsley medical centre
9.00am - 1.00pm 2.00 - 5.30pm
Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday 9.00 - 10.00am 4.00 - 5.00pm
Tuesday 9.00 - 10.00am 4.00 - 5.00pm
Wednesday 9.00 - 10.00am 4.00 - 5.00pm
Thursday 9.00 - 10.00am closed
Friday
Greenview medical centre
9.00 - 10.00am 4.00 - 5.00pm
Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday to Friday 9.00am - 12.40pm 2.00 - 5.30pm
Patients wishing to see the nurse should make an appointment at reception.
In the case of an emergency, patients will be seen immediately.
■ APPoINtmeNtS
To make an appointment for doctor or nurse clinics, please call in or telephone as
follows:
The Grange Medical Centre, Hemsworth (01977) 610009.
Please try to give as much notice as possible for routine appointments with the doctor
or for nurse clinics.If the matter is a medical emergency and cannot wait please tell the
receptionist and she will try to fit you in, but it may be necessary to wait and you may
not be able to see the doctor of your choice.
If you are unable to keep your appointment, please tell us as soon as possible so that
someone else can be offered that time.
■ Home VISItS
If you can get to the surgery, please try and do so. Home visits are for patients
who are too ill to get to the surgery and not for those who find it inconvenient.
Please ring the surgery before 11.30am to ask for a visit that day, so that the
doctors may plan their rounds.
■ emeRGeNcY cAllS
A receptionist will take your call during the times that the surgery is open.
Outside surgery times your call will automatically be diverted to West Yorkshire
Urgent Care Services.
NHS Direct are also available 24 hours a day. Tel: 0845 4647 or visit
www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Also, The White Rose Surgery provides a walk-in-centre which is open between 9.00am
and 10.00pm, seven days a week.
For 24 hour information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk

■ RePeAt PReScRIPtIoNS
If you take certain medicines regularly it may be possible to have them
authorised on a repeat basis. The right hand side of your computer
prescription is a request form to be kept for the purpose of requesting
repeat prescriptions.
You should always use the computer slip to ensure that you receive the correct
medication.
When you use your computer slip to request a repeat prescription you can expect the
prescription to be ready for collection in 48 hours.
If you do not use the computer slip, you should expect to wait at least 72 hours before
you can collect the repeat prescription. Repeat prescriptions can only be collected
between 9.00am - 6.00pm at The Grange Medical Centre and whenever the surgery is
open at Kinsley Medical Centre.Telephone prescriptions at The Grange Medical Centre
are taken between 10.00am - 4.00pm.
After a number of “repeats” it will be necessary for you to see the doctor to review your
medication.
■ PRIVAte ceRtIFIcAteS, INSuRANce FoRmS etc
Some private services such as private medical certificates,insurance forms,
passport photographs etc must be paid for by the patient.A list of charges
is available on request at administration.You should expect to have to wait
at least ten working days for the doctor to complete insurance forms and
similar documents.
■ cHANGe oF ADDReSS AND otHeR DetAIlS
In order to ensure that we provide an efficient, effective service, we need
to have your personal details up to date, so do please keep us informed
of any changes of name, address or telephone numbers.These details will
be kept on the practice computer, but will not be accessible to anyone
unauthorised by the practice.
■ HYGIeNe
The surgery is cleaned daily by our team of cleaners. It is essential to maintain a
high standard of hygiene on the premises and your assistance with this would be
appreciated.
Smoking is not allowed at either The Grange Medical Centre or Kinsley Medical
Centre.
■ SuGGeStIoNS AND comPlAINtS
We are continually looking for ways to improve the service we give and
welcome your suggestions and involvement. If you have any suggestions
or constructive criticism to make,please ask at reception for a suggestions
card which, when completed, can either be handed in at reception or
placed in the suggestions box in the waiting room. All suggestions will be
given serious consideration and if a response has been requested this will be made
within two weeks.
For the latest information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk
If you are in any way unhappy with the service you have received from us, please let
us know by asking to speak to the complaints officer. If you prefer you may put your
concerns in writing, either to the complaints officer or to one of the doctors. Please ask
at reception if you require any assistance.
■ FReeDom oF INFoRmAtIoN – PuBlIcAtIoN ScHeme
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 obliges the practice to produce a Publication
Scheme. A Publication Scheme is a guide to the ‘classes’ of information the practice
intends to routinely make available. This scheme is available from reception.
■ DAtA PRotectIoN
As part of the Data Protection Act 1998 all information held on the premises is treated
with the highest of confidentiality by all our staff.
■ ReGISteRING AS A NeW PAtIeNt
To register as a new patient please call at the reception desk and request a new
patient registration form. After completion return it to the reception desk and please
allow 48 hours for approval. After registration is approved you will be asked to make an
appointment with a nurse for a new patient check. This entails a brief medical history
and BP check.
■ otHeR SeRVIceS
The following is a guide to the other services which we provide for our
patients. Most clinics are by appointment only. Please ask at reception for
details of clinic times and appointment booking.
Well Person
The well person clinic is for both men and women and is run by the practice nurse as a
health check.Clinics are held at both surgeries.You can discuss your health and lifestyle
and advice is available on staying fit and well. It is recommended that you have such
a check every three years. All new patients are invited to a well person clinic. The nurse
can also advise on giving up smoking.
menopause
Information and advice on the menopause can be obtained from any of the doctors or
the nurse practitioner.The health visitor also holds a menopause clinic at Kinsley Medical
Centre on Friday mornings.
Welfare Advice
This service is for people who are having difficulty completing forms to claim benefits. It
is available between 10.30am and 12 noon on Tuesday - no appointment required. For
further details please ask at reception.
Asthma, Diabetes And Hypertension management
Special clinics are arranged for the monitoring of patients with asthma, diabetes or
hypertension.
contraception clinic
The surgery provides a contraception and sexual health clinic (CASH) twice a week,one
at Kinsley and one at Hemsworth.
For 24 hour information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk

cervical Smears
It is normal to have a smear at least every three years and these are carried out by the
doctors and nurses. The practice operates a call and recall system to remind ladies of
when their smear is due.
travel clinic
The practice nurse can provide advice on and arrange travel vaccinations. She will also
advise on sensible precautions to take to stay healthy when travelling abroad. If you
think you may need travel vaccinations, please enquire at least six weeks in advance of
travel.
Family Planning
The public health nurse provides family planning services. Please ask at reception for
details.
Antenatal
Antenatal clinics are held at both the Grange and Kinsley Medical Centres.Please enquire
at reception for clinic times. The clinics are run by the community midwives.
child Health
A full programme to immunise and monitor the development of children
from birth upwards is run by the practice in conjunction with the health
visitors.
The well baby clinics are run on a walk-in basis.
Please ask at reception for full details of this service and to register children under the
age of five for child health surveillance.
Youth Advisory clinic
The health visitor runs a weekly clinic at Kinsley Medical Centre on Wednesdays from
4.00 - 5.00pm.The clinic is for teenagers and young adults seeking advice or information
on a range of health matters, including HIV and AIDS, substance abuse, safe sex and
healthy eating.
minor Surgery
Certain minor operations can be performed in the surgery by the doctors.An appointment
will be arranged for you at reception after an initial consultation.
Specialist clinics
Your doctor may refer you to a consultant or therapist for assessment or
treatment. For certain conditions we are able to offer appointments with
consultants or therapists at The Grange Medical Centre, rather than the more
usual referral which would involve a journey to hospital. These services include
physiotherapy, chiropody (also provided at Kinsley Medical Centre) and x-ray.
Your doctor will discuss this with you if you need to be referred.
For further details of medical services within the area please contact:
Wakefield District Primary Care Trust
Castleford, Normanton and District Hospital
Lumley Street, Hightown, Castleford WF10 5LT
Tel: (01977) 605500
For the latest information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk
■ ZeRo toleRANce
The practice operates a Zero Tolerance policy regarding abusive/aggressive behaviour
towards staff and other patients. Measures will be taken to have offenders removed
from our practice list.
■ Do’S AND DoN'tS FoR A HeAltHY lIFeStYle
DO stop smoking
DON’T start smoking and advise your children not to start
DO cut down on excess calories where possible
DON’T eat foods with a high fat content
DO eat foods with a high fibre content
DON’T forget to keep immunisations up to date
DO exercise regularly
DON’T let stress and anxiety build up - learn about relaxation techniques
DO remember we are here to help you stay healthy. Our practice nurses are able to
offer advice and help you in becoming healthy and maintaining a healthier lifestyle, eg
dietary advice, help with stopping smoking, immunisations and well person checks.
■ FIRSt AID
Burns And Scalds
Do place the burnt area under cold running water for at least 10 minutes.
Do cover the area with a clean dry towel.
Do seek medical advice either in casualty or from your GP if you are worried.
Do not put oil or cream on the burn.
Do not prick blisters.
cuts
Do use firm pressure with a clean cloth until the bleeding stops.
Do raise the limb.
Do seek medical advice either in casualty or from your GP if you are worried.
Do dial 999 for heavy bleeding.
Do tell the doctor when your last tetanus was.
Do not use a tourniquet.
Do not give the patient anything by mouth.
choking
Do not panic.
Do not try to retrieve the object from the throat.
Do turn young children upside down and hit them firmly between the shoulder blades
or give a short squeeze on the tummy.
Do several sharp squeezes in an adult, standing behind them and holding them in a
hug.
Do seek medical advice by dialling 999 if none of the above works.
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Nosebleeds
Sit in a chair leaning forwards with your mouth open and pinch the nose just below the
bone for 10 minutes. Avoid hot drinks and hot food for 24 hours.
If symptoms persist consult your doctor.
Sprains, Strains And torn muscles
Remember RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation).
Rest - especially if a weight bearing part such as the knee or ankle.
Ice - immediately, less useful as the hours pass. A bag of frozen peas moulds well to the
injured part.
Compression - a firm (not too tight) supporting bandage.
Elevation - especially for leg injuries.
When the injury is over 24 hours old, warmth is better than cold. As the injury improves,
gentle, non-weight bearing, loosening exercises will help. Allow full recovery before
gradually returning to normal activities.
Sunburn
Everyone should avoid sunburn and, if prone to sunburn, wear loose fitting clothing in
the sun - this is particularly important in relation to babies and children. If sunbathing,
always use a sunscreen of the correct sun protection factor, re-applying at least every
two hours.Be particularly careful to pay attention to sensitive areas like lips,nose,eyelids,
shoulders, nipples, ears and legs. Avoid sunbathing when the sun is particularly intense
eg late morning, early afternoon.
Tan gradually - don’t rush it and never stay in the sun until your skin goes red.
Insect Bites And Stings
Antihistamine tablets may be obtained from the chemist without prescription and will
usually relieve most symptoms. Calamine lotion or hydrocortisone cream may also
help. Note: bee stings should be scraped away rather than “plucked” in order to avoid
squeezing the contents of the venom sac into the wound.
the child With A temperature
We are aware of how worrying it can be to have a sick child. If you are concerned
about your child we will always see them the same day at the surgery. We do ask that
you bring your child to the surgery rather than requesting a home visit. If wrapped up
well a child will come to no harm being brought to the surgery and can usually be seen
sooner.Your co-operation in this matter is greatly appreciated.
It is always wise to keep a supply of children’s paracetamol (Calpol or Disprol) at home.
Paracetamol reduces a child’s temperature. Sometimes feverish children may not be
able to keep the medicine down and it is useful to have some paracetamol suppositories
(Alvedon) available; do ask your doctor about this. In most minor illnesses in childhood
this is the only treatment required. However, if you are worried about the child or if the
child fails to improve in two or three days, it is worth bringing them to the surgery for a
check.
For the latest information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk
■ WHAt to Do IN tIme oF BeReAVemeNt
If Death occurs At Home:
1. Telephone the doctor. He will visit to confirm that death has taken place.
2. Contact the funeral director.
If Death occurs In Hospital:
1. Contact funeral directors to inform them that their services will be required.
2. Collect the doctor’s death certificate from hospital.
In All cases of Death:
3. In all cases of death an appointment must be made at the register office.
To register the death telephone:
Pontefract 01977 722670
Wakefield 01924 302185
Barnsley 01226 773085
4. Take the green form to the funeral director who will take over responsibility for
arranging the funeral.
■ VISIt ouR WeBSIte
The surgery website is a most effective way of giving our patients access to help
and the latest information 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It contains complete
information about all the services we offer. It also details how the practice is organised
and introduces our doctors, other medical and administrative staff and describes their
various responsibilities. For easy, convenient access to our website, bookmark or place
our website address in your favourites folder today.
■ NoteS
For 24 hour information click to: www.grangemedicalcentre.co.uk

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Established in 1997, the White Rose Credit Union has helped thousands of families across the
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team.
“We found that often those in the local community who had been refused bank and building
society credit were turning to doorstep money lenders to make ends meet.
“We provide safe, secure loans, at realistic and manageable interest rates, to all.”
Alongside their standard savings account, they offer a Current account with Direct Debit and
Standing Order facilities as well as an ATM only or Visa Debit Card.
“We offer a savings linked loan at one per cent interest per month, which gives clients more
savings at the end of their term than when they started, and our Liberty Loan, which has no
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White Rose has branches in Wakefield and Hemsworth, which open Monday to Friday. For
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To feature your business in our booklet call 0800 612 1516
■ NoteS
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MAP OF THE PRACTICE AREA
RYHILL
Shafton
CUDWORTH
South
Hiendley
FITZWILLIAM
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
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Pontefract General Infirmary
(including accident and emergency) .................... 0844 811 8110
Pinderfields General Hospital
Clayton Hospital
Prince of Wales Hospice............................................................. 708868
Disablement Information Advice Line ........................... 01924 379181
Wakefield Drugs Project (Turning Point)......................... 01924 291358
Drug and Solvent Help Line (Dash-Line)................................... 790999
RELATE (Marriage Guidance) ......................................... 01924 372494
British Pregnancy Advisory Service ............................... 0845 7304030
Dentists:
M J Cribbin, South Kirkby.................................................. 641865
K Brookes, Hemsworth....................................................... 610304
M Lovett, South Elmsall ..................................................... 642429
J Hutchinson, Hemsworth ................................................. 610992
S Khan, Fitzwilliam.............................................................. 616480
Social Care Direct, Hemsworth....................................... 01924 303456
West Yorkshire Central Services Agency....................... 0113 295 2596
West Yorkshire Police ........................................................ 0845 6060606
Funeral Director: J Young & Son ..................................... 01302 707737
Kinsley
Grimethorpe
Ackworth
Moor Top
HEMSWORTH
Great
Houghton
Badsworth
South
Kirkby
PRACTICE AREA
BOUNDARY
Clayton
(All numbers are Pontefract (01977) unless otherwise stated)
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Upton
North
Elmsall
South
Elmsall