Pinn Medical Centre

It was a pleasure to catch up with the team at Pinn Medical Centre this afternoon. I met with Dr Amol Kelshiker (Senior Partner), Dr Mehul Lakhani (Partner) and Ms Rupa Yagnik (Practice Manager) and we had a useful discussion about their continued support for residents and how they are managing the

Following an incredibly well-fought campaign to keep the walk-in services at Pinn Medical Centre open last year, I was disappointed to learn that this is once again under threat due to the demands and pressures on healthcare services as a result of the pandemic.

At the end of an incredibly unconventional first year in Parliament, I am pleased to share with you my annual report for 2020. If you would like to join my mailing list, please click here or email [email protected]. 

Like many residents, I was delighted by Harrow Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) announcement that the walk-in service at the Pinn Medical Centre will be maintained for all patients. However, it is now critical that the future of the walk-in services at the Pinn are secured.

It’s been a busy few weeks in my new role as the MP for Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner. In the constituency I’ve kept a packed diary, and I have enjoyed meeting with and hearing from many local residents. I’ve already held drop-in surgeries and coffee mornings in Pinner, Hatch End, and Harefield, and I will continue to host future weekly drop-ins on either Mondays or Fridays in each ward. It’s been brilliant helping tackle individual concerns and discussing both local and national issues.

I was delighted by Harrow Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) announcement last week that the walk-in service at the Pinn Medical Centre will be maintained for all patients.

This week in the House of Commons Chamber I raised two questions with the Department for Health and Social Care’s ministerial team, which you can watch here.