If you have an urgent medical need you should go to the hospital, or call 111 to get an appointment at the walk-in centre / an emergency appointment with a dentist.
Hospital
Luton and Dunstable University Hospital, Lewsey Road, Luton, LU4 0DZ
Walk-in Centre
14-16 Chapel Street, Luton, LU1 2SE
Emergency dentist
Registering with a GP surgery
Your accomodation provider may help you register with a GP - you can ask them first. If you live at Lea Halls, you can only be registered at one specific GP - speak to reception at Lea Halls.
To register with a GP surgery in Luton, you should search for one near to where you live. Some surgeries allow you to register using an online form on their website. You may have to visit a surgery and fill out a paper form to register.
You can search for GP surgeries in Luton using the website below, or by looking on Google Maps and finding their websites.
If you need an urgent appointment, call 111 or go to the hospital.
Your accomodation provider may help you register with a dentist - you can ask them first.
To register with a dentist in Luton, you should search for one near to where you live. Some dentists allow you to register using an online form on their website. You may have to visit a dentist and fill out a paper form to register.
You can search for dentists in Luton using the website below, or by looking on Google Maps and finding their websites.
If you need an urgent appointment, call 111 or call local dentists and ask if you can book urgent appointment.
From the age of 5, children must be in school. You can apply for a school place for your child through Luton Council. For some schools, you will need to apply to them directly.
Luton Council: School admissions
This page has the information you need to know about applying for a school place in Luton
The Access to Education team can help you apply for a school place for your child. Click on the green button on the website to complete the form for help.
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