Opticians Guiseley
Eye tests and eye care for Guiseley and Menston, just over the Chevin.
Wharfedale, Aireborough and north-west Leeds
Otley Eye Care has one practice, at 26 Market Place, Otley LS21 3AQ. We welcome patients from Otley and the nearby towns of Guiseley, Horsforth, Ilkley and Yeadon, and from villages such as Pool-in-Wharfedale, Bramhope, Menston and Burley-in-Wharfedale. People from further afield in north-west Leeds and Bradford are welcome too. Every appointment takes place at our Otley practice.
Each of these pages explains coming to Otley from that town, the services people there most often ask about, and how urgent eye care works for that area.
Routine appointments work the same wherever you live. For urgent eye problems, the NHS service you can use depends on where your GP is registered. The NHS Leeds Community Urgent Eye Care Service (CUES) is only for patients registered with a Leeds GP (Primary Eyecare Services).
| Town | Council area | Usual urgent route if your GP is local |
|---|---|---|
| Otley | Leeds | Leeds CUES: 030 333 00 280 |
| Guiseley | Leeds | Leeds CUES: 030 333 00 280 |
| Yeadon | Leeds | Leeds CUES: 030 333 00 280 |
| Horsforth | Leeds | Leeds CUES: 030 333 00 280 |
| Headingley, Kirkstall, Pudsey | Leeds | Leeds CUES: 030 333 00 280 |
| Ilkley | Bradford | NHS 111 |
| Shipley, Bingley | Bradford | NHS 111 |
It’s your GP registration that counts, not your address. If in doubt, call NHS 111. Service details from Primary Eyecare Services, checked 28 September 2026. See urgent eye care for what CUES covers.
People from these areas are welcome at our Otley practice. These towns have opticians of their own, so we haven’t written separate pages for them. Everything you need is on our eye tests, glasses, contact lenses and hearing tests pages, and appointments are booked the same way through the booking questionnaire.
No. Otley Eye Care has one practice, at 26 Market Place in Otley. We welcome patients from those towns, and all appointments take place in Otley.
Please ask in the booking questionnaire. The NHS provides mobile (domiciliary) sight tests for eligible people who can’t leave home because of illness or disability (NHS). If we can’t help, we’ll tell you and suggest where to look.
Tell us what you need in our short questionnaire. We reply by email or phone, whichever you prefer, to arrange a time.