NHS to set up GP surgeries at major train stations

Commuters in England will soon be able to see a doctor on their way to or from work at surgeries based in major railway stations.

The NHS Walk-in Centres will be opened at London Liverpool Street, London Canary Wharf, London Kings Cross, London Victoria, Leeds (New Station Street), Manchester Piccadilly and Newcastle (Central Station) later this year.

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The centres will open in the spring. Around £25m will be invested in the seven surgeries over the first three years.

Health minister John Hutton, said: “There is a real demand for medical centres at busy stations. People want an NHS that allows them to choose how, where and when they are treated.”