Christmas 2006 Duty Chemist rota for Whitehaven

A few items of holiday information for Whitehaven and Copeland which I hope readers of this blog from that area may find useful.

First, here is the Duty Chemist rota for the Whitehaven and North Copeland area:


Christmas Eve: Normal Sunday hours.
Pharmacies at Morrisons, Tescos and Boots, and most of those other chemists which would normally open on a Sunday, will all be open.

Christmas Day: Emergency rota, 6pm to 7pm:
Alliance Pharmacy,
67-68 Main Street, Egremont.

Boxing Day: Emergency Rota, 6pm to 7pm
Morrisons Pharmacy, Whitehaven

Wednesday 27th to Saturday 30th December – Normal hours

New Year’s Eve: Normal Sunday hours.
Pharmacies at Morrisons, Tescos and Boots, and most of those other chemists which would normally open on a Sunday, will all be open.

1st January 2007: Emergency Rota, 6pm to 7pm
W Fare Ltd,
11 Market Place, Whitehaven.

In an emergency phone your GP out of hours service or the A&E department at WCH. Urgent prescriptions should be endorsed “Urgent” by a GP.

West Cumberland Hospital: 01946 693181

NHS Direct: 0845 4647

Other holiday details:

Copeland Borough Council:

For emergencies relating to flooding, homelessness, or dangerous buildings, ring the emergency out of hours number, which is Whitehaven 815500.

Non-emergency services are closed until 2nd Jan: there will be no refuse collection between Christmas and New Year, and collections in the first week of 2007 will be one day later than usual.

However, most household waste sites in Cumbria, including the one at Frizington in Copeland, will be open for most of the holiday period, excluding bank holidays on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Day.

Cumbria Highways:

24 hour highways hotline, 0845 609 6609

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