Tramways Medical Centre: eConsult, NHS GP & Booking 2026
Use this practical guide for Tramways Medical Centre in Sheffield when you need the phone number, address, NHS opening hours, online request route, appointment booking, prescriptions, registration, GP Hub options, map, parking/tram notes and urgent-help route in one place.
Tramways Medical Centre phone, address, online requests and booking answer
Tramways Medical Centre is at 54 Holme Lane, Sheffield, S6 4JQ. The main surgery number is 0114 234 3418 and the prescription line is 0114 285 5311. The practice lists opening hours as Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm, with weekends closed. Some phone-divert periods apply, including early morning, lunchtime and evening periods, and Thursday afternoon. Appointments require prebooking and can be arranged in person, by telephone or online. Online requests are provided for items such as doctor letters, fit notes, medical requests, repeat medication requests, referral follow-up, routine care appointments and test results.
Tramways Medical Centre Sheffield: what you need before calling or using online requests
This guide is made for normal patients who want quick, practical help: how to contact the surgery, when to use online requests, how appointments work, when to use 111, how repeat prescriptions are requested and how to find the practice.
Going to the surgery?
Use 54 Holme Lane, Sheffield, S6 4JQ for directions. The NHS profile also lists the site as 54A Holme Lane, so use the practice name and postcode when navigating.
View MapNeed an appointment?
All appointments require prebooking. The official appointment page says booking can be done in person, by telephone or online, and appointments may be face-to-face or by telephone depending on preference and suitability.
Call SurgeryNeed urgent help?
If the practice is closed, the GP Out-of-Hours service may take your call through the surgery number. You can also call 111 or attend the NHS Walk-In Centre on Broad Lane. In an emergency, call 999.
Check Urgent RouteImportant: The title uses “eConsult” because many UK patients search that way. Tramways’ official site currently labels this area as Online Requests and uses Accurx links for specific request types. Use the official request page rather than searching random third-party eConsult pages.
Tramways Medical Centre address: 54 Holme Lane, Sheffield S6 4JQ
Use the official address and phone number for directions, appointment calls, prescription requests and online-request follow-up.
| Item | Details | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Practice name | Tramways Medical Centre | Official practice site for Dr A Thake & Partners / Tramways Medical Centre. |
| Address | 54 Holme Lane, Sheffield, S6 4JQ | NHS also lists 54A Holme Lane. Use the practice name and postcode on maps. |
| Main phone | 0114 234 3418 | Use for appointments, urgent practice issues and when closed/out-of-hours routing applies. |
| Prescription line | 0114 285 5311 | Answerphone prescription route listed by the practice. |
| syicb-sheffield.tramways-oconnell@nhs.net | Use official online and phone routes first for clinical or urgent matters. |
Practical tip: If you are heading to the practice by car, taxi, bus or tram, save the phone number before leaving. The contact page says the surgery is on a bus and tram route and that parking is available at the surgery.
Tramways Medical Centre phone number: when to call 0114 234 3418
Calling is best when you need appointment support, cannot use the online request system, have an urgent issue during practice time or need out-of-hours routing when the surgery is closed.
Main practice number
Call 0114 234 3418 for the surgery. The practice says if you require a doctor when closed, phoning this number will connect to the GP Out-of-Hours service.
Phone-divert periods
The practice says some hours are covered by an ICB-approved subcontracting service: 8:00–8:30am, 12:00–1:00pm, 6:00–6:30pm, and Thursday 12:00–6:30pm.
Emergency warning
Do not use routine online requests or normal appointment booking for a medical emergency. The official site says to call 999 in an emergency.
Call script for booking
Call script if online requests are not suitable
Tramways Medical Centre NHS hours: open today, lunch closure and out-of-hours route
The practice lists weekday opening from 8:00am to 6:30pm and closed weekends. There are important exceptions for phone-divert times, lunch closure and Thursday afternoon arrangements.
| Day | Listed opening | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:00am to 6:30pm | Phone divert applies at 8:00–8:30am, 12:00–1:00pm and 6:00–6:30pm. |
| Tuesday | 8:00am to 6:30pm | Phone divert applies at 8:00–8:30am, 12:00–1:00pm and 6:00–6:30pm. |
| Wednesday | 8:00am to 6:30pm | Phone divert applies at 8:00–8:30am, 12:00–1:00pm and 6:00–6:30pm. |
| Thursday | 8:00am to 6:30pm | Phone divert applies 8:00–8:30am and from 12:00pm to 6:30pm. |
| Friday | 8:00am to 6:30pm | Phone divert applies at 8:00–8:30am, 12:00–1:00pm and 6:00–6:30pm. |
| Saturday | Closed | Use 111 or GP Out-of-Hours if it cannot wait; call 999 for emergencies. |
| Sunday | Closed | Use 111 or GP Out-of-Hours if it cannot wait; call 999 for emergencies. |
Lunch note: The contact page says the practice is closed from 12:00–1:00pm for lunch, the front doors are locked and phone lines are on divert during this period.
Tramways Medical Centre eConsult-style online requests: what you can submit online
The official site calls this section “Online Requests.” It should not be used for urgent requests or medical emergencies. If you have a medical emergency, call 999.
Admin and document requests
The online request page includes routes for doctor’s letters and fit notes. These are suitable for non-urgent requests, not emergency medical problems.
Medical and routine care requests
The page includes medical requests and routine care appointment requests. Use clear, short details so the practice can triage the request safely.
Test results and referral follow-up
The online request page includes referral follow-up and test result routes. Avoid using these for urgent symptoms or new emergency problems.
Photo safety note: The official online request page says if the practice asks for photographs, do not send images showing intimate body areas such as the bottom, breasts or genitals. Make sure the correct photo is attached for the correct patient.
Choose the correct request type
Use the official request type that matches your need: fit note, doctor’s letter, medical request, medication request, referral follow-up, routine appointment or test result.
Write short but useful details
Include what the issue is, when it started, whether it is changing, current medication, what help you need and whether you are available for phone contact.
Do not use online requests for emergencies
If symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening or life-threatening, call 999. If it is urgent but not a 999 emergency, use the phone route or NHS 111 depending on time and severity.
Tramways Medical Centre booking: GP appointments, telephone appointments and GP Hubs
The appointment page says all appointments require prebooking. Booking can be done in person, by telephone or online, and you can book with any doctor, not only the doctor you are registered with.
Prebooked appointments
Appointments must be prebooked. Do not assume you can walk in and be seen without arranging an appointment first, unless the practice has specifically told you to attend.
Telephone or face-to-face
The appointment page says appointments can be face-to-face or telephone depending on preference. Some issues can be handled by phone; others may need in-person review.
GP Hub appointments
When busy or closed, the practice says you may be offered GP Hub appointments staffed by local GPs, including weekday evening and weekend options.
Decide whether your request is urgent or routine
Urgent problems should not wait for a routine online response. Routine matters can be submitted online or handled through standard booking routes.
Tell reception if you need longer
The practice says regular GP appointments are 10 minutes per person. If you have multiple problems or need longer, discuss this when booking.
Answer triage questions calmly
Reception may ask about your problem. The practice explains this helps make sure your issue is handled by the most appropriate member of the team.
Cancel if you cannot attend
If you cannot attend, inform the practice as soon as possible so the appointment can be released for another patient.
Tramways Medical Centre decision tool: online request, phone, 111 or 999?
Use this before submitting an online request or calling. It helps users avoid the wrong route for urgent, routine, admin and prescription needs.
Choose the closest situation
Select one option and follow the practical next step shown below.
Tramways Medical Centre map: directions to Holme Lane, Sheffield S6 4JQ
The map helps users reach the correct GP site. The practice says the surgery is on a bus and tram route and that parking is available at the surgery if travelling by car or taxi.
Bus and tram route
The official contact page says the surgery is on a bus and tram route. Check live travel times before leaving, especially around school, commute and match-day traffic periods.
Car or taxi
The practice says parking is available if you travel by car or taxi. Use the practice name plus postcode so you do not confuse it with similarly named medical centres elsewhere.
Shared site note
The contact page says the site is shared with Tramways and Middlewood Medical Centres. It says they occupy the left side of the building, while Tramways Medical Centre is situated to the right.
Map value tip: Open the map, phone number and appointment type before leaving. This is especially useful if you are attending during the lunch closure, a phone-divert period or a hub appointment at a different site.
Tramways Medical Centre arrival planner: how early to leave and what to bring
This planning tool adds real value beyond a basic directory page. It helps patients prepare for a phone, face-to-face, admin, prescription or hub appointment.
Appointment arrival time helper
Select your visit type and situation. This is only a planning estimate; always follow the appointment time given by the practice.
Bring this to appointments
- Appointment time and appointment type
- Symptom notes and when they started
- Current medicines and allergies
- NHS number if available
- Relevant hospital letters or test results
- Questions you want answered before leaving
Check before leaving
- Is the appointment phone, online or face-to-face?
- Is it at Tramways or a GP Hub?
- Are you attending during lunch closure or divert period?
- Do you need a longer appointment?
- Do you need prescription, fit note or test result details?
- Have you saved 0114 234 3418?
Register with Tramways Medical Centre: catchment area, ID and NHS registration
The NHS profile shows Tramways Medical Centre is currently accepting new patients. The practice registration page says you should first check that your registered address is within the catchment area.
Check the catchment area
The practice says you must first check that your registered address is within the qualifying area using the catchment area tool.
Use the official Register Here route
The registration page links to the official NHS GP registration service. Use that route rather than unofficial registration pages.
No appointment needed to register
The practice says you do not need an appointment to register and can enquire at reception.
ID and immigration documents
The registration page says the practice might ask for ID or proof of address, but if you do not have any and live in the practice area, you can still register. It also says they will not ask for immigration documents.
New patient check: The practice says all new patients are offered a new patient check to update medical history and carry out a brief medical check.
Tramways Medical Centre prescriptions: SystmOnline, answerphone and 48-hour collection note
The appointment page says prescription requests can be made in person, by post, online through SystmOnline or by answerphone on 0114 285 5311. It also says prescriptions will be ready in 48 hours.
SystmOnline
To use the internet link, the practice says you need to register at reception where you will be given a username and password.
Prescription answerphone
The practice lists 0114 285 5311 as the answerphone route for prescription requests. Speak clearly and leave the details requested by the practice.
Collection and delivery help
The practice says several local pharmacies provide prescription collection and delivery services, and reception can provide details.
Medication safety: Order repeat medicine before you run out, especially before bank holidays. Do not wait until the last dose if your medicine is important for daily health.
Video note: This NHS App video is included for general digital-service help. Always follow Tramways Medical Centre’s own prescription and online-access instructions for this practice.
Tramways Medical Centre urgent help: when to use GP, NHS 111, Broad Lane Walk-In or 999
The correct route depends on severity and time of day. Tramways is a GP surgery, not an emergency department.
| Situation | Best first step | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Call 999 | The official site says to call 999 in a medical emergency. |
| Urgent during practice opening hours | Call 0114 234 3418 | The practice or divert service can guide you to the right service during listed hours. |
| Practice closed, cannot wait | Call 0114 234 3418, NHS 111, or use an appropriate urgent service | The site says the GP Out-of-Hours service will take your call when closed; it also mentions 111 and Broad Lane Walk-In Centre. |
| Routine request | Online request or prebooked appointment | Online requests are not for urgent requests or emergencies. |
Safety disclaimer: This page is general information only and is not medical advice. If someone may be seriously ill or injured, call 999 immediately.
Official Tramways Medical Centre links to verify before relying on details
Use official links for final checks because GP opening times, online forms, appointment processes, bank holiday closures and registration status can change.
Official practice website
Use the practice website for contact, appointments, online requests, registration and prescription details.
Open Practice WebsiteOfficial online requests
Use the official online request page for routine care, medical, medication, fit note, referral and test-result request routes.
Open Online RequestsNHS GP profile
Use the NHS profile to confirm NHS listing and current new-patient status.
Open NHS ProfileSource check: This article uses official practice and NHS information and avoids invented fees, fake doctor availability, fake same-day promises, fake reviews or unsupported parking claims.
Tramways Medical Centre FAQ
Tramways Medical Centre is listed by the practice at 54 Holme Lane, Sheffield, S6 4JQ. The NHS profile lists 54A Holme Lane, Sheffield, S6 4JQ, so use the practice name and postcode when navigating.
The main phone number is 0114 234 3418. The prescription answerphone listed by the practice is 0114 285 5311.
The practice lists Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 6:30pm and weekend closed. Some phone-divert periods apply, including 8:00–8:30am, 12:00–1:00pm, 6:00–6:30pm, and Thursday 12:00–6:30pm.
The practice currently labels its digital route as Online Requests rather than only “eConsult.” The official online request page includes routes for medical requests, fit notes, doctor letters, repeat medication requests, routine care appointments, referral follow-up and test results.
All appointments require prebooking. The practice says appointments can be booked in person at the surgery, by telephone or online, and may be face-to-face or by telephone depending on preference and suitability.
The NHS profile currently says Tramways Medical Centre is accepting new patients. The practice registration page says you should check that your registered address is within its catchment area.
The appointment page says prescription requests can be made in person, by post, via SystmOnline or by answerphone on 0114 285 5311. It says prescriptions are ready in 48 hours.
The practice says if you require a doctor when closed, phone 0114 234 3418 and the GP Out-of-Hours service will take your call. You can also call 111 or attend the NHS Walk-In Centre on Broad Lane. In an emergency, call 999.
No. The official online request page says the service should not be used for urgent requests or medical emergencies. Call the practice, NHS 111 or 999 depending on severity.
The practice contact page says the surgery is on a bus and tram route and that parking is available at the surgery if travelling by car or taxi.