Our Team

Dr Gemma Lunn graduated from Nottingham University Medical School in 2004. After working as a Junior Dr in Nottingham and then New Zealand, she settled here in the North East where she completed her GP training. She has been working as a GP in Morpeth since 2009.

As well as her GP role at the practice she works as a GP trainer, supervising and teaching post graduate Doctors in training at the practice, and she also works as a regional GP appraiser.
In her spare time she enjoys cooking, walking in the countryside and spending time with her family.

Dr Antcliffe trained at Dundee University and qualified in 2003. She has worked in Scotland, New Zealand and across the North East. Dr Antcliffe completed General Practice training in 2013 and has worked locally since then. She joined Gas House Lane Surgery in 2021.

Dr Antcliffe has an interest in women’s health, contraception, sexual health and menopause. She is a GP trainer – teaching and supervising post graduate doctors in training.

Dr Kenny trained at Newcastle University and has worked across the North East, Yorkshire and abroad in Sierra Leone. He completed GP training in Northumberland and joined Gas House Lane Surgery in 2022. Dr Kenny is interested in all aspects of general practice and leads a weekly care home ward round.

He lives locally with his young family and enjoys playing football, cycling and hiking along the beautiful Northumberland coastline.

Paul Joined Gas House Lane as Practice Manager in the Summer of 2021. He has over 20 years experience of working in the NHS across the North East in Strategic … [continue] Paul Stanley

I have been a Physiotherapist for 15 years working in Northumberland and also in North Yorkshire.  In my role at Gas House Lane as a First Contact Physiotherapist I am here  to see people with joint and muscle pains direct.   I am in clinic every Thursday morning.  I can examine, diagnose and arrange investigations if needed.  I can also offer advice and discuss referral to more formal Physiotherapy programmes.

I commenced physiotherapy practice in late 2007 following my graduation. Having completed all the rotational junior work in acute hospital and outpatient settings I began working as a senior musculoskeletal physiotherapist in 2010. During this time, I gained experience in trauma and orthopaedics, rheumatology and rehabilitative musculoskeletal physiotherapy.  My skills of specialist assessment and rehabilitation were further advanced during my time in the Hartford orthopaedic rehabilitation unit, working specifically in the Lower limb groups. I also became a clinical educator for the Physiotherapy student program and developed necessary resources within the trust to help improve delivery.

In 2020 I became a Specialist Senior Physiotherapist working in JMAPS at NORTHUMBRIA before moving to my current role for Well Up North as a First Contact Physiotherapist in 2021. The role of First Contact Physiotherapists (FCPs) in Primary Care is to assess patients with soft tissue, muscle and joint pain and to decide on the most appropriate management pathway. FCPs are physiotherapists with expertise in the assessment and management of Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions. They may also be known as Advanced Practice Physiotherapists (APP) or MSK Practitioners.