Official registers
GP surgeries in the 020 area (London)
1,045 published numbers for GP surgeries whose number starts 020, from NHS England, Scottish Government and Welsh Government registers. Data downloaded 13 October 2026.
There are too many to list on one page, so they are grouped by postcode district. The district comes from each gp surgery’s published address.
Postcode districts
- BR19
- BR24
- BR36
- BR43
- BR71
- CR015
- CR26
- CR47
- CR51
- CR78
- CR82
- DA61
- DA71
- DA142
- DA151
- DA165
- E18
- E1W2
- E25
- E37
- E48
- E56
- E68
- E79
- E86
- E98
- E107
- E1111
- E127
- E138
- E148
- E158
- E165
- E1714
- E185
- E201
- EC1A1
- EC1R2
- EC1V1
- EN12
- EN23
- EN32
- EN43
- EN53
- HA010
- HA17
- HA28
- HA39
- HA45
- HA55
- HA72
- HA89
- HA910
- IG18
- IG27
- IG34
- IG52
- IG64
- IG72
- IG82
- IG93
- IG103
- IG119
- KT11
- KT25
- KT34
- KT42
- KT51
- KT65
- KT71
- KT82
- KT93
- KT101
- KT172
- N114
- N22
- N36
- N46
- N52
- N61
- N78
- N87
- N99
- N103
- N114
- N125
- N133
- N142
- N157
- N1611
- N177
- N184
- N196
- N202
- N213
- N228
- NW17
- NW211
- NW36
- NW43
- NW56
- NW67
- NW72
- NW84
- NW910
- NW1011
- NW116
- RM65
- RM87
- RM95
- RM107
- SE16
- SE22
- SE33
- SE41
- SE55
- SE63
- SE71
- SE83
- SE94
- SE105
- SE112
- SE121
- SE134
- SE145
- SE157
- SE165
- SE173
- SE1810
- SE193
- SE204
- SE212
- SE226
- SE236
- SE244
- SE254
- SE262
- SE272
- SE282
- SM15
- SM21
- SM34
- SM43
- SM54
- SM65
- SW1P2
- SW1V2
- SW1W2
- SW1X1
- SW23
- SW33
- SW47
- SW54
- SW69
- SW75
- SW85
- SW910
- SW101
- SW1110
- SW124
- SW132
- SW142
- SW158
- SW1610
- SW174
- SW186
- SW1911
- SW203
- TW16
- TW25
- TW312
- TW41
- TW54
- TW73
- TW83
- TW94
- TW101
- TW112
- TW123
- TW137
- TW146
- UB114
- UB27
- UB36
- UB45
- UB511
- UB68
- UB81
- W1D3
- W1H1
- W1K1
- W1T1
- W29
- W310
- W48
- W55
- W64
- W76
- W83
- W95
- W1011
- W117
- W1210
- W137
- W144
- WC1B1
- WC1E2
- WC1N3
- WC1X2
- WC2A1
- WC2B1
- WC2H1
- WD63
- WD192
- WD231
Scammers can make a call show any number, including a real surgery's, hospital's or school's. If a caller asks for bank details, a password, a code sent to your phone or a payment, hang up. Then call the organisation back on a number you have found yourself, such as on its own website or a letter from it.
Contains public sector information from NHS England (Organisation Data Service), "GP Practices (epraccur)" (13 October 2026), licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.