Ridingleaze, Lawrence Weston
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Monday 0800 -1830
Tuesday 0800 -1830 Wednesday 0800 -1830 Thursday 0800 -1830 Friday 0800 -1830 Saturday Closed** Sunday Closed Phone 0117 959 1919* **Opening hours vary across the sites e.g. Saturday clinic and extended hours (before 8am, after 630pm). You are fee to consult at any of our 3 sites at any time we have consultations available. *All calls to the Pioneer Medical Group are recorded |
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We are working together with other local practices to offer more appointments in the early mornings, evenings or at weekends. Speak to a member of the practice team to find out more
As part of a national initiative to offer additional appointments outside of normal opening hours, we are working together with other local practices to offer more appointments before 8am, after 6.30pm and on Saturdays and Sundays. Speak to reception to book an appointment or find out more.
As part of a national initiative to offer additional appointments outside of normal opening hours, we are working together with other local practices to offer more appointments before 8am, after 6.30pm and on Saturdays and Sundays. Speak to reception to book an appointment or find out more.
How to get here
By Car
Ridingleaze Health Hub has 24 parking spaces including 2 accessible spaces and 1 bay for ambulances/deliveries. The practice is easily accessible from M4, M5 motorways.
By Bus
The closest bus stops to the practice are located on Long Cross. Both the eastbound and westbound bus stops have a shelter with a bench, timetable information and real-time information.
The main bus routes are operated by First Bristol, Bath & The West, Citylines number 3 & 4. Please find a copy of the timetable and route information here.
By Rail
Shirehampton Railway Station (BS11 9XB) and Avonmouth Railway Station (BS11 9JB) are approximately two miles from the practice. Car and cycle parking are available close to the station. Great Western operates frequent rail services from the station linking east to Bristol Temple Meads and west to Severn Beach.
By Bike
There are many health benefits associated with cycling and walking, please visit this link to find out more.
National Cycle Route 41 runs to the north west of the practice and provides a generally traffic free route. From Lawrence Weston Road, near to St Bede’s Catholic College, the route leads over the M5 and under the M49 linking to Avonmouth. To the south, this route also links to the Portway which is one of the Bristol Greenway Routes that provide a traffic free link towards the city centre. Other routes in the local area are on roads. This link can help you plan your cycle route.
Dial-a-ride service is also available to residents in Bristol. Please see more information here.
Ridingleaze Health Hub has 24 parking spaces including 2 accessible spaces and 1 bay for ambulances/deliveries. The practice is easily accessible from M4, M5 motorways.
By Bus
The closest bus stops to the practice are located on Long Cross. Both the eastbound and westbound bus stops have a shelter with a bench, timetable information and real-time information.
The main bus routes are operated by First Bristol, Bath & The West, Citylines number 3 & 4. Please find a copy of the timetable and route information here.
By Rail
Shirehampton Railway Station (BS11 9XB) and Avonmouth Railway Station (BS11 9JB) are approximately two miles from the practice. Car and cycle parking are available close to the station. Great Western operates frequent rail services from the station linking east to Bristol Temple Meads and west to Severn Beach.
By Bike
There are many health benefits associated with cycling and walking, please visit this link to find out more.
National Cycle Route 41 runs to the north west of the practice and provides a generally traffic free route. From Lawrence Weston Road, near to St Bede’s Catholic College, the route leads over the M5 and under the M49 linking to Avonmouth. To the south, this route also links to the Portway which is one of the Bristol Greenway Routes that provide a traffic free link towards the city centre. Other routes in the local area are on roads. This link can help you plan your cycle route.
Dial-a-ride service is also available to residents in Bristol. Please see more information here.
