Fact box: GP practices in City of London

For journalists. You can use the box below as it stands, in print or online, as long as the source line goes with it. Every figure in it comes from the same data as the area page.

GP practices in City of London: patient survey and appointments

City of London has 1 open GP practice, and it had enough answers in the 2026 GP Patient Survey to be rated.

The rated practice had 113 answers to the survey’s question on overall experience.

We give a figure for an area as a whole only when it has at least 3 rated practices, so that it is never in effect a verdict on one practice.

The practice in City of London, with its Practice score, margin of error and number of answers: https://practicegrade.co.uk/area/city-of-london

The rating measures patients’ experience, how soon appointments take place and how many calls are answered, not the quality of clinical care. NHS England publishes the appointment and phone data as official statistics in development.

Source: Practice Grade (practicegrade.co.uk), using the 2026 GP Patient Survey, run by Ipsos for NHS England, and NHS England’s Appointments in General Practice and Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice.
Contains information from NHS England, licenced under the current version of the Open Government Licence
2026 GP Patient Survey: https://www.gp-patient.co.uk/

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GP practices in City of London: patient survey and appointments

City of London has 1 open GP practice, and it had enough answers in the 2026 GP Patient Survey to be rated.

The rated practice had 113 answers to the survey’s question on overall experience.

We give a figure for an area as a whole only when it has at least 3 rated practices, so that it is never in effect a verdict on one practice.

The practice in City of London, with its Practice score, margin of error and number of answers: https://practicegrade.co.uk/area/city-of-london

The rating measures patients’ experience, how soon appointments take place and how many calls are answered, not the quality of clinical care. NHS England publishes the appointment and phone data as official statistics in development.

Source: Practice Grade (practicegrade.co.uk), using the 2026 GP Patient Survey, run by Ipsos for NHS England, and NHS England’s Appointments in General Practice and Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice.
Contains information from NHS England, licenced under the current version of the Open Government Licence
2026 GP Patient Survey: https://www.gp-patient.co.uk/

What the box leaves out, on purpose

It names no practice. Each practice’s own figures are on its page and on the area page.
It has no list or count of the practices whose results are below the England average.
It does not place City of London among other areas: there is no ranking of areas.

GP practices in City of London · For journalists

Sources

2026 GP Patient Survey: https://www.gp-patient.co.uk/
Contains information from NHS England, licenced under the current version of the Open Government Licence
Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0

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