If you want to see your medical records as opposed to your GP records, then you should apply at your local hospital. They (the organisation running the hospital) MUST have a procedure to allow you to do this. I would think that you would need to be close to the deceased person and have an excellent reason for seeing their records, again, the hospital would have a procedure for this. If a court case is involved, then your legal representation should request the records I think. The hospital is allowed to charge for this, to cover their costs.. Sometimes really old records are microfiched and then you may be given a summary. Hospitals are allowed to remove items from records where disclosure could be harmful to a third person or to the patient themselves. A good place to start would be your local Citizen's Advice Bureau