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The Burnburea Surgery Dr J W Richardson & Partners located at 445 Holderness Rd, Hull HU8 8JS, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0844 477 3087

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Lola B

5 Google Rating

Had great service from this practice. Staff are really helpful

5/ 5

Had great service from this practice. Staff are really helpful

steve sage

1 Google Rating

Absolutely the worst surgery in Hull. Impossible to get an appointment through their pathetic bookin

1/ 5

Absolutely the worst surgery in Hull. Impossible to get an appointment through their pathetic booking system. Constantly being fobbed off & fed up of being told to 'ring back tommorow morning' or you can have an appointment in 2 weeks time. Receptionists seem to think they are doctors as well!

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