The Law Medical Group Practice | NHS GP Surgery Practice

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Willesden & Wembley NHS GP guide

The Law Medical Group Practice: appointments, two surgery sites and online access

The Law Medical Group Practice operates from two registered Brent locations: Wrottesley Road Surgery in Willesden and a second surgery at 124–128 Harrow Road in Wembley. Both locations use the main telephone number 020 3818 8441, and CQC states that registered patients can access services at either surgery.

Choose the right route Check both surgery sites Appointment help

Willesden
9–11 Wrottesley Road

Wembley
124–128 Harrow Road

✓Right route
Online consultation, GP, nurse, pharmacy, fit note or another service.

Shared practice telephone

020 3818 8441

Use this number for appointment help, urgent practice contact, home-visit requests, online-service problems, registration questions, medication queries and help confirming which surgery site you should attend.

Call the practice Official practice website

ODS / NHS organisation code

E84006

The two registered CQC locations operate under the same practice organisation. This matters because NHS and CQC search results can show Wrottesley Road and Harrow Road separately even though they form part of the same Law Medical Group Practice.

The NHS Wembley branch profile appears separately as E84006001, while the main practice organisation uses E84006.

Phone

020 3818 8441

Willesden

NW10 5UY

Wembley

HA9 6QQ

CQC

Good at both sites

Quick answer: The Law Medical Group Practice has two GP surgery locations. Wrottesley Road Surgery is at 9–11 Wrottesley Road, Willesden, London NW10 5UY; the Wembley site is at 124–128 Harrow Road, Wembley HA9 6QQ. Both publish the same phone number, 020 3818 8441. Online services include NHS App and Patient Access, while the practice also provides an eConsult online-consultation route for suitable non-emergency problems.

Start with what you actually need

You need	Best first route	Important detail
Life-threatening emergency	Call 999.	Do not wait for eConsult, reception or a callback.
Urgent medical help while open	Call 020 3818 8441.	The practice’s eConsult guidance says medically urgent problems should be handled by direct contact rather than waiting online.
Non-urgent medical advice	Use the practice eConsult service.	A GP reviews online consultations and may give advice, arrange an appointment or issue a prescription where clinically appropriate.
Book or manage an available appointment	Use NHS App or Patient Access, or call reception.	Online appointment functions depend on which appointment types the practice has released for direct booking.
Repeat medicine	Use NHS App or Patient Access.	Do not use eConsult as the routine repeat-prescription route.
Test results or medical records	Check NHS App or Patient Access if full access is enabled.	The official online-services page lists both test-result and medical-record access.
A home visit	Call the practice.	The eConsult service specifically says home visits cannot be requested through that online consultation form.
Urgent help when closed	NHS 111 online or 111.	Use 999 instead if the situation is life-threatening.

Two GP surgery locations: do not assume your appointment is at Wrottesley Road

Willesden site

Wrottesley Road Surgery

9–11 Wrottesley Road
Willesden
London
NW10 5UY

Telephone: 020 3818 8441
Practice email listed: law.medical@nhs.net

Directions to Wrottesley Road

Wembley site

Harrow Road Surgery

124–128 Harrow Road
Wembley
Middlesex
HA9 6QQ

Telephone: 020 3818 8441

Directions to Harrow Road

Check the appointment address before travelling. CQC states that patients can access services at either registered location. That does not mean every clinician or clinic runs at both sites on every day.

Official Wrottesley Road details NHS Harrow Road profile

Opening hours: the two sites should be checked separately

The official practice location page currently lists the following normal hours for Wrottesley Road:

Day	Wrottesley Road published hours
Monday	8:00am–6:30pm
Tuesday	8:00am–6:30pm
Wednesday	8:00am–6:30pm
Thursday	8:00am–12:00pm
Friday	8:00am–6:30pm
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

The latest CQC access assessment for the Harrow Road location, carried out in March 2024, recorded opening from 8:00am to 6:30pm Monday to Thursday and 8:00am to 5:30pm on Friday at that time.

For a time-sensitive visit to Wembley, verify first. The Harrow Road CQC hours above come from the 2024 access assessment rather than a 2026 live timetable. Use the NHS branch profile or call 020 3818 8441 before travelling.

How to get appointment help

The current digital setup gives patients several routes rather than forcing every task through reception. NHS App and Patient Access support appointment functions, while eConsult is intended for sending suitable non-emergency clinical questions to the practice.

Decide whether the problem is urgent.
If it is medically urgent, call 020 3818 8441 rather than relying on an online consultation. Use NHS 111 when the surgery is closed and 999 for a life-threatening emergency.

For a suitable non-emergency problem, complete eConsult.
Describe the problem accurately so the GP can decide whether advice, an appointment, treatment or another service is appropriate.

Keep your contact details current.
The practice may respond by telephone or email after reviewing the online consultation.

Confirm which site you should attend.
A face-to-face appointment may be at Wrottesley Road or Harrow Road, so check your message or booking details before leaving.

Need a selected pre-bookable appointment? The official online-services page says Patient Access and NHS App can be used to book and manage available appointments. Not every clinical slot will necessarily appear for direct online booking.

eConsult: what it is useful for

The Law Medical Group Practice has a dedicated eConsult service. Its published FAQ explains that registered patients can submit an online consultation about suitable conditions without attending the surgery first.

What happens after you submit?

GP reviews the information

The online-consultation guidance says GPs at the practice personally review submitted requests with access to the patient record.

You may not need to attend

Depending on the problem, the response may be advice or treatment without a face-to-face visit.

An appointment can still be arranged

If the clinician needs to examine you or needs more information, the practice can contact you and arrange the next step.

Routine repeats use another route

The eConsult service explicitly says it is not the normal way to order routine repeat prescriptions.

Do not use eConsult for an emergency. Its own FAQ directs medically urgent patients to contact the surgery, NHS 111 or 999 depending on severity.

Open the practice eConsult service Read the official eConsult FAQ

NHS App and Patient Access

The practice’s current online-services page lists NHS App and Patient Access for routine digital tasks.

Online task	Published capability
Appointments	Book and manage appointment types that the practice has made available online.
Repeat medicines	Request medication already set up as repeat treatment.
Test results	View results where record access is enabled and the result has been made available.
Medical record	View permitted parts of the GP record.
Contact information	Patient Access can be used to update contact details.

Patient Access registration is not the same as registering with the GP practice

The practice asks patients seeking full Patient Access functionality to complete its application process and verify identity. That identity check is for secure online-record access; it should not be confused with the separate NHS rules for becoming a registered GP patient.

Official Patient Access instructions NHS App help

Repeat prescriptions: use the medication route, not eConsult

The practice’s online-services information lists both NHS App and Patient Access for ordering repeat prescriptions. The eConsult FAQ separately states that routine repeat prescriptions should be requested through the normal repeat-medication process rather than as an online clinical consultation.

NHS App

Open the prescriptions area, choose from the repeat medicines shown on your account and confirm the request. Check the nominated pharmacy before submitting.

Patient Access

Patients with an activated account can request listed repeat medicines and use other supported GP online services.

Medicine not listed as a repeat item? Do not repeatedly select unrelated medicines or submit duplicate requests. Contact the practice for advice because a medication review or clinical decision may be required.

For common NHS prescription tasks and nominated-pharmacy problems, the MedicalPracticeUK medication guide explains the general process. The Law Medical Group Practice’s own instructions take priority.

Fit notes: self-certify the first 7 days

The practice has a specific online route for fit-note requests.

7 days or less

The practice says patients who are unwell for seven continuous days or less should self-certify rather than request an NHS fit note.

More than 7 days

If sickness continues beyond seven days, the practice directs patients to its eConsultation route. A clinical discussion may be required before a fit note is issued.

Official fit-note guidance

Registering with The Law Medical Group Practice

The current NHS profile for the Harrow Road site states that the surgery is accepting new patients. Current NHS-linked data also identifies the main E84006 organisation as active.

Start with the practice or NHS profile.
Check that the practice is suitable for your home address and confirm which site will be most practical for you.

Complete the GP registration information.
Give accurate contact details, previous GP information and medication details so records can be matched safely.

Do not confuse GP registration with Patient Access registration.
The practice’s online-services page requests identity documents when full Patient Access record access is activated; that is a separate digital-security process.

After registration, set up NHS App or Patient Access if useful.
This can reduce future calls for repeat prescriptions, available appointments and records.

NHS registration rule: GP registration in England does not generally require a person to prove immigration status, provide photo ID or already know their NHS number. A surgery may ask for helpful information, but secure online-record access can have separate identity-verification requirements.

NHS Wrottesley Road profile NHS Harrow Road profile

Useful alternatives and additional services

Pharmacy First

The practice actively directs patients to community pharmacy services for eligible minor conditions. Participating pharmacists can assess selected conditions and provide NHS treatment where criteria are met.

Blood-pressure checks

The practice highlights the NHS Community Pharmacy Blood Pressure Check Service as a way to access routine blood-pressure screening locally.

Pharmacy contraception

The practice also highlights confidential NHS pharmacy contraception services for eligible oral-contraception starts and repeat supplies.

Young people’s talking therapy

The practice publishes local Brent Centre for Young People routes for specialist talking therapy and support for eligible young people.

Digital support

The practice’s online-services page includes its AiLeen digital receptionist, designed to help patients find NHS App, Patient Access and practice forms.

Multidisciplinary care

Current NHS recruitment information describes a wider team including GPs, advanced nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, social-prescribing and other primary-care roles across the two sites.

Official pharmacy-services guide

Access and communication: confirm your needs before travelling

Current NHS-derived service data lists wheelchair access at the practice, while published data for the Harrow Road site also records step-free access, disabled parking and an accessible toilet.

If access is essential to your visit: call 020 3818 8441 before travelling and tell reception exactly what you need—wheelchair access, step-free entry, hearing support, interpreter support, additional time or another reasonable adjustment.

The practice serves a diverse Brent population and its current online support also includes NHS App guidance in accessible formats such as British Sign Language resources.

Complaints: use the current 2026 commissioner route

If the problem can be resolved quickly, start with the practice. The published practice email is law.medical@nhs.net and the main telephone number is 020 3818 8441.

Explain what happened.
Include dates, which site was involved, what went wrong and the outcome you are seeking.

Address a formal complaint to practice management.
Keep a copy of what you send and any reply.

If you prefer the NHS commissioner route, use NHS West and North London ICB.
This is important because older Law Medical Group Practice complaint material still refers to NHS England or NHS North West London.

If the NHS complaints process is complete and you remain dissatisfied, check the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman route.

2026 organisational change: NHS North West London and North Central London ICBs joined on 1 April 2026 to form NHS West and North London. For current external complaint information, use the new ICB site rather than an old NHS England address printed in historical practice material.

Current NHS West and North London complaints page

CQC: both Law Medical Group Practice locations are rated Good

CQC maintains separate profiles for the two registered locations, so their inspection dates should not be merged into one undated rating.

Location	CQC status	Inspection context
Wrottesley Road, NW10 5UY	Good overall; Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led all Good.	CQC inspected on 28 April 2021 and published the report on 17 May 2021. A data review on 6 July 2023 did not identify evidence requiring rating reassessment at that stage.
Harrow Road, HA9 6QQ	Good overall; Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led all Good.	CQC published its latest assessment report on 19 March 2024 after assessing equity of access in March 2024.

Why there are two CQC pages: CQC explains that the provider operates two registered locations with the same name and shared ODS organisation code. Check the location address before reading an inspection report.

CQC: Wrottesley Road CQC: Harrow Road

When the practice is closed

Situation	Use this route
Life-threatening emergency	Call 999.
Urgent problem, not life-threatening	Use NHS 111 online or call 111.
Minor illness suitable for pharmacy care	Check a local participating Pharmacy First service.
Routine appointment, repeat medicine or admin request	Use NHS App, Patient Access or the relevant practice route when appropriate.

Maps for both surgery locations

Wrottesley Road, Willesden

9–11 Wrottesley Road, Willesden, London NW10 5UY.

Harrow Road, Wembley

124–128 Harrow Road, Wembley, Middlesex HA9 6QQ.

Before leaving: confirm the site shown in your appointment text, email or booking. The two addresses are several miles apart and should not be treated as interchangeable destinations.

Official sources checked

Last verified: 21 September 2026.

The Law Medical Group Practice FAQs

What is The Law Medical Group Practice phone number?

The main telephone number is 020 3818 8441. The practice publishes this number for both the Wrottesley Road and Harrow Road surgery locations.

Where are The Law Medical Group Practice surgeries?

The practice has two registered locations: Wrottesley Road Surgery at 9–11 Wrottesley Road, Willesden, London NW10 5UY, and a second site at 124–128 Harrow Road, Wembley, Middlesex HA9 6QQ.

Can registered patients use either Law Medical Group Practice site?

Yes. CQC states that patients can access services at either registered surgery, but you should still check the location shown in your appointment confirmation because individual clinics and clinicians may be scheduled at a specific site.

What are the Wrottesley Road opening hours?

The official practice location page lists Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00am to 6:30pm, Thursday from 8:00am to 12:00pm, and Saturday and Sunday closed.

How do I contact The Law Medical Group Practice online?

The practice offers eConsult for suitable online clinical consultations, while NHS App and Patient Access can be used for supported tasks such as available appointment booking, repeat prescriptions, test results and medical-record access.

Can I use eConsult for an urgent medical problem?

The practice’s eConsult guidance says medically urgent problems should be handled by contacting the surgery directly, calling NHS 111 when appropriate, or calling 999 for an extreme or life-threatening emergency.

Can I order repeat prescriptions online?

Yes. The official online-services page lists NHS App and Patient Access for repeat-prescription ordering. The eConsult service specifically says it is not the routine repeat-prescription route.

Can I view test results and my medical record online?

Yes. The practice lists NHS App and Patient Access for test-result and medical-record access where the relevant permissions have been enabled for your account.

What is the CQC rating for The Law Medical Group Practice?

Both registered locations are currently rated Good overall by CQC. Wrottesley Road has Good ratings for Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led, and the Harrow Road CQC profile also currently displays all five areas as Good.

What should I do when The Law Medical Group Practice is closed?

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help that is not life-threatening. Call 999 for a life-threatening emergency. Routine appointment, prescription and administrative requests should use the appropriate online or practice route.

Independent information notice: MedicalPracticeUK.org is not The Law Medical Group Practice, NHS West and North London, NHS 111 or the Care Quality Commission. Opening hours, online-service availability, registration status and clinic arrangements can change. Always confirm the correct Willesden or Wembley location before travelling.

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