Roboz_8

How fabulous! Thanks Brummie Lad. It's interesting as it appears he had a second run at "Med School" having started in B'ham and then...

That sounds just like the surgery in Doc Martin!

I think that is a good idea, Lyn. I vaguely remember my Mom’s friends and neighbours discussing family doctors including Dr Firth.

It appears Yousef Ezzat came to London from Egypt as a student in 1922 although I don't understand why his details are crossed through...

maybe we should combine this thread with the below one which makes interesting reading and gives my memories of our family doctors lyn...

Yes. Dr Ezzat was a lovely doctor and I always felt very comfortable when he had to check things out. I guess I went there from about...

hi roboz what a lovely description of visiting your doctor..gone are the days when we could just turn up and wait our turn...its nice to...

Dr Ezzat’s practise is now Bright Horizons Court Oak Day Nursery and Preschool

My 1960-70s memory of Dr Ezzat. My blind trust in the UK’s National Health Service was forged during childhood, built on the back of my...

This thread opens up lots of possibilities. Our GP when I was young was Dr Ezzat. His practice was a fairly large but poorly adapted...

Yea. As a youngster I remember Dr Ezzat's and all the shuffling along the chairs. He was our main doctor from the early 1960s when we...

An aerial view of Rea Street South (1935), little left of the housing by then.

Amazing, thank you.

Here is a photo of the small court 12 Rea Street, with map showing its position in red.