Meet your GPs

Dr Faiza Murad is an experienced General Practitioner with additional expertise in endocrinology and metabolic medicine.

Her background includes registrar-level training in endocrine medicine and membership of the Royal College of Physicians prior to qualifying as a GP. She has a particular interest in hormonal health, diabetes and weight management, and is experienced in bringing clarity to more complex symptoms and results.

Dr Murad combines analytical precision with a calm, considered consulting style. She is committed to preventive, evidence-led medicine, helping members understand both their immediate concerns and their longer-term health.

Dr Nicholas Humphry is a highly distinguished General Practitioner with over three decades of experience in clinical practice and medical leadership.

A former GP Principal and Senior Partner, he is a Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and has held senior roles in GP education, including Programme Director for the Lincolnshire GP Training Programme. His academic background in Medical Ethics and Law reflects a principled and reflective approach to modern medicine.

Clinically, Dr Humphry has particular expertise in musculoskeletal medicine and rheumatology, with broad procedural experience from a long career in general practice. He also has extensive experience in complex long-term condition management and palliative care.

He brings depth of judgement, strategic clinical thinking and reassuring authority to every consultation.

Dr Rebecca Ennis is a GP Partner with broad clinical experience across hospital medicine, urgent care and primary care.

She has a strong interest in women's health and brings hands-on procedural experience from her years in hospital medicine and general practice. Her background spans obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics and care of the elderly, enabling her to provide confident, comprehensive care across all stages of life.

She has held Cancer Lead and Palliative Care Lead roles and is experienced in navigating complex diagnoses with clarity and compassion. She also serves as a GP trainer and medical student supervisor.

Her practice combines technical precision with an assured, approachable manner, delivering care that is both clinically excellent and personally attentive.

Dr Tomos Shaw is a GP Partner with a background in emergency medicine and critical care.

He studied medicine at St George's, University of London, then completed foundation training and a clinical fellowship in medicine and intensive care in Sussex. During the pandemic he helped set up a temporary high-dependency unit and contributed to COVID-19 research, including the RECOVERY trial. He went on to spend two years in emergency medicine, critical care and anaesthetics in Australia before training in general practice in North Wales.

He has a particular interest in sports and exercise medicine. He is a match day doctor for Rygbi Gogledd Cymru and teaches clinical and communication skills at North Wales Medical School.