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18 years ago
a good A&E you always get correct treatment but its not orthopeads. a hospital that deals with renal read more
Du Cane Road
London W12 0TN
United Kingdom
East Acton
020 8383 1000
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There is a certain vibe, feeling about a real yoga studio. There should be an automatic calm, a…read moreserenity about the staff and the atmosphere. I knew of two studios in London that totally encompassed the above, now I know of three. Special Yoga Centre is indeed special. They are a full time studio running a huge variety of yoga styles seven days a week. On top of classes there are an impressive selection of workshops covering spiritual and holistic sessions to entice the most ardent hippie. So whether you want yoga, meditation, therapy or an afternoon of chanting, you'll find it here. The studios themselves are full of equipment for yogi's, heated to a comfortable temperature and very picturesque. Classes cost a little over £10 depending on what you do, whilst monthly contracts are around £75 for an open ticket to practice when you please. At the moment they are running a 10 day open pass for £10 which is mind-bogglingly good value for money. Special Yoga Centre has to be in the top five centres in London. Great place.
I cannot believe I didn't know this place was here. It's tucked away in a quiet corner in the…read moreQueens Park / Kensal Rise area, this has to be the most stunning and welcoming Yoga centre in London. There are 3 enormous, bright and airy studios and a range of classes are on offer. Really something for everyone - including Hatha, Astanga, Dynamic Flow, Pilates, Beginners Yoga, Kid's Yoga etc. Most classes are only a tenner and there are donation classes.
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If someone told you there was a place in London where you could pick up a pair of unused patent…read moreleather Louboutin ankle boots, retail value £500, price £80 you'd say they were high - or talking about the first day of the hallowed Selfridges sale - right? If someone told you that purchasing said Louboutins was, in fact, an act of altruism, you'd doubtless think they were out of their mind. Cancer Research UK's Marylebone High Street branch is just this blessed place. The daddy of all charity shops being one that turns up such gems as heels by Miu Miu, dresses by Diane Von Furstenberg and the occasional vintage piece so sublime you'd be hard pressed to find its equivalent at the unrivaled Alfie's Antique Market.
A real little find of a charity shop! If you're looking for a mix of young, up-and-coming designer…read moreone-offs with classic second-hand top designer buys then Cancer Research UK on Marylebone High St is the place for you! As you walk in you get a real sense that this is no ordinary charity shop (for one it doesn't have the musty smell you sometimes experience when walking through the doors of a high street charity shop!). All the clothes are laundered, ironed and well presented. A good range of classic designer dresses, suit jackets, tops and skirt separates from names such as Dior, Chanel, Miu Miu and Diane Von Furstenberg. Definitely worth a visit and a good browse for when you've got time on your hands to try and buy! There's a separate rail of one-off customised designer tops by eco-couture designers reVamp. All of the garments and accessories are created from recycled stock which comes in through the shop. Very green and eco-friendly and a great way to stay up-to-the-minute aswell as highlighting the benefits of reclaimed and vintage fashion. reVamp aim to help lessen some of the environmental impact created by the fashion industry by sourcing existing materials to create new designs - not a bad philosophy at all! From floral print dresses to trinket jewellery pieces, each item has been carefully handcrafted using existing materials to transform each piece into something special and unique. Definitely worth a visit and a good browse for when you've got time on your hands to try and buy!
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The staff at this shop are lovely: I took a CD to the desk once, and it was rather scratched, so…read morethe guy behind the counter told me to take it away for free, and come back and pay if it worked properly. (I did, because it did.) The clothing range is small, but occasionally you can grab a real gem: I once picked up a brand new Oasis suit in there for a mere £10. They also occasionally run a multibuy offer on the books.
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A good doctors surgery that I was annoyed to have to leave. You never have to wait too long to be…read moreseen and there's a handy pharmacist just next-door. A family planning clinic is also situated on site.
As medical centres goes I have to admit this is the best one I've been to! Probably bias as I've…read morebeen a patient here most my life but I've never had a problem! I've always managed to get an appointment if not with my doctor then with a doctor within the centre. And the staff from reception/admin to the nurse up to the doctors are friendly and basically do not treat you as a number but takes the time to give you the best service they can! This is an NHS medical centre and will take new patients within their area.
A large hospital in Slough serving East Berkshire. It is the sister hospital to Heatherwood in…read moreAscot, and a much larger facility. They deal with high risk pregnancies, general surgery, accident and emergency and clinics. I had my second child here, and overall had a very good experience with labour and the midwives, but the post delivery ward is very busy and I felt somewhat forgotten many times. I found the bathrooms to be exceptionally dirty. The nurses in the Special Care ward were amazing with both the babies they were looking after, and trying to ease the concerns of the parents while informing them of what was happening.
I had four of my six children there and all were a good experience. also when my now twelve year…read moreold was ten month she had to stay in fora week with bronchilitas and whooping cough she nearly died.they were great.better than essex hospitals.
If you are lucky enough to be able to register here than you can be safe in the knowledge that you…read morehealth will be in the best possible hands. I wish that I didn't have to move from this surgery as it is the best I have experienced in London. It is a small and friendly surgery where the receptionists are very pleasant and helpful. They also open at either 7.30am or 8am in the mornings and 9pm on Tuesday which avoids the whole hassle of taking time off work to visit the doctor. My doctor was Dr Ana Viejo who was fantastic and on the one occasion I couldn't see her, I had a terrible throat infection and the practice manager on walking through the reception could see my discomfort. He then immediately saw me despite not being on duty as the doctor I was due to see was running late. Efficient, friendly and as pleasant as going to the doctor can be.
The Porsche driving doctor in charge of this surgery does not give a flying... about patients. Golf…read moreclubs and his car are all that matter. You'd be better off self medicating. Amongst my complaints are incorrect diagnosises, incorrect prescriptions being issued, the doctor constantly missing appointments (mostly due to his supposed illness - but that is where the golf clubs come in) and insisting that my 8.5 month pregnant wife walk 2 miles to get £10 from a cash machine when I had already said that I would personally bring the cash round straight after work.
I've just had one of the most unpleasant weekends of my life after having my wisdom teeth out here…read moreunder general anaesthetic last Friday - so while I'm not sure you can really say 'yay i'm a fan' of a hospital(!) I can say this place did an excellent job through the whole process. My op was as a day-patient but I still got a private room, with enough perks that I almost felt guilty that I was covered by private medical insurance. Aside from the giant disposable pants (apparently they only had size XL left), it was a very comfortable setting for the long (and starving) wait pre-theatre and the less pleasant recovery time post-theatre. I'll spare you the gory procedure details but I was treated with impressive courtesy by everyone I had contact with here, from the receptionist to the nurses to the catering staff. The right information didn't quite flow between the various parties as well as it could have, but they did an amazing job of making the whole situation just about bearable. I'm sorry if you do ever have to come here, but if so take comfort you're in good hands :)
Went to see Dr Goll after being referred by my dentist. The clinic is located just on the corner of…read moreHarley Street and Weymouth street in a couple of combined ex residences. The staff there were professional and they had some state of the art equipment (never had a full x ray taken of my head before, it was like a panoramic shot). After the film was ready, we discussed options and booked in surgery. Maggie, Dr Goll's secretary is a pleasure to work with, she was so organised that I was almost unnecessary to the entire process. Even when my health insurance didn't want to pay for it or ask for local anaesthetic, Dr Goll asked for the phone number and 10 minutes later I had my authorisation. Great work!
This used to be known as Farnborough Hospital, but the current complex must be less than 7 years…read moreold and benefits from a modern design and layout. I'm not going to comment about individual services - with the NHS it can be entirely down to who you are due to see, about what and when. So, instead I'll concentrate on the facilities available and access: The hospital is served by at least 5 buses, but only the 261 and R1 actually enter the grounds. Most ward visiting hours tend to be 2-4pm and 6-8pm, though the nursing staff are pretty flexible if you give 'em advance warning. Visitors are pretty well catered for: there is a coffee bar and restaurant open during daytime hours, a newsagent which stays open longer and various vending machines. Tip: Finding a parking space at peak times is enough to give you a coronary however (as do the charges), so I recommend using the Sainsbury's car park next door. The hospital is pretty quick to get to from most places, as it is on the A21.
Poor service. I…read morewent to the urgent care centre and was very disappointed with the service I'm 17th weeks pregnant and was experiencing a lot of pain and feeling generally unwell. I was also worried about my unborn child. The dr that I saw was so pantronising. And spoke down to me as thou I had wasted her time, and was suggested that my pain was just due to growing pains! Please I dont choose to want to sit for two hours on my only day off to be told this. It turned out that I had uti. I asked the dr if she could check the baby's heartbeat as I was concerned she advised that they didn't offer this service due to patient misuse (which she was directing at me)!!! I have worked for the NHS for 18 years. And have never been so disappointed with the service.
The Barton House may not seem like much to the eye, but it is one of the busiest medical centers I…read morehave been to. Even on a weekday, the large lounge was almost full. I was impressed by how the staff greeted an elderly gentleman by name, and dealt with his inquiry. I registered with a minor hiccup, and was called back for a general health checkup. I got a TB test done from here recently, and got vaccinated against it as well. My nurse was a lovely woman who talked to me about the disease, symptoms and prevention. I had no antibodies apparently, and the lifetime vaccine was quickly administered. Its an efficient practice, so I would recommend anyone to use it for their basic medical needs.
My family have been with poverest medical centre for over 20 years! For the majority of the time…read morethey've been ok, unfortunately over the last few years they have really let my family down, they didn't diagnose my dads cancer! Dad had district nurses coming out daily to set up his feed up, he'd had a bad stroke a few years ago which affected his swallowing so he had to be peg fed. So many doctors and nurses had seen my dad but they didn't refer him to an oncologists until it was too late, he passed away 1st October 20016! There's a lot more to this, but obviously too long to put in review.
i have been part of several practices due to moving around orpington and this is THE best dr's so…read morefar Dr Stoner is amazing i suffer with m.e. and she is the 1st dr to understand my condition!
DR Buscombe is indeed the best doctor at the practise. always helpful and polite. However, haven't…read moreseen her there recently. Practice itself used to operate more efficiently before Covid.
Dr. Buscombe is great. She really listens to you when you visit. Shame she only works part time so…read moreat times I am unable to see her. I now wait, if I can, to see her. I find male doctors in that surgery leave lot to be desired.