The practice was established by Dr Gordon Montgomery at the time of the Great War (1914 - 1918). After serving in the war Dr Montgomery established his practice in Pevensey House, Sheep Street. He was joined by Dr Arthur House in 1937 and these two founding fathers worked together until Dr Montgomery retired in 1954, after 40 years service to the town.

The practice moved to Bell Lane and became five doctors, moving again in 1975 to The Health Centre. In 1998 it moved across the road, and became a seven doctor partnership in 2002.

Dr Eugene Murphy and Dr John MacLeod gave their professional lives to the townsfolk of Bicester and surrounds, and we feel very honoured that they formally opened the building in January 1999. “Montgomery House” has therefore been named in grateful recognition of our practice origins.

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