Chemists' Rota in Copeland over the holiday

The following is the emergency rota details of open pharmacies for the various areas of the Copeland constituency over the Christmas and New Year period.

Whitehaven and Egremont areas

Christmas Eve: All pharmacies open but some closing early.
Tesco’s open 8.30 am to 5pm

Christmas Day: Emergency Rota, 6pm to 7pm:
Boots the Chemist, King Street, Whitehaven

Boxing Day: Emergency Rota, 6pm to 7pm
J. N. Murray, Market Place, Egremont.

Wednesday 27th to Sunday 30th December – Normal hours

New Year’s Eve: All pharmacies open but some closing early.
Tesco’s open 8.30 am to 6pm
1st January 2008: Emergency Rota, 6pm to 7pm Alliance Pharmacy, Main Street, Egremont.


Millom and South Copeland areas

Christmas Eve: Boots the Chemist, Wellington St, Millom,
and L Rowland & Co, Wellington Street,
both open 9.00 am to 6.30pm

Christmas Day: No Pharmacy open in Millom:
Boots the Chemist, King Street, Whitehaven 6pm to 7pm.

Boxing Day: Emergency Rota, 1pm to 2pm
Boots the Chemist, Wellington St, Millom.

Wednesday 27th to Sunday 30th December – Normal hours

New Year’s Eve: Boots the Chemist, Wellington St, Millom,
and L Rowland & Co, Wellington Street,
both open 9.00 am to 6.30pm
1st January 2008: No Pharmacy open in Millom: Alliance Pharmacy, Main Street, Egremont open 6pm to 7pm.


Keswick area

Christmas Eve: Boots the Chemist, Main Street, Keswick open 9am to 6pm.
J. N. Murray, Station Road, Keswick
and United Co-OP, Market Street, Keswick
both open 9.00 am to 5.30pm

Christmas Day: No Pharmacy open in Keswick
Boots the Chemist, Graham Lane, Penrith open 2pm to 3pm

Boxing Day: Boots the Chemist, Main Street, Keswick open 9am to 5.30pm.

Wednesday 27th to Sunday 30th December – Normal hours

New Year’s Eve: As Christmas Eve above

1st January 2008: Boots the Chemist, Main Street, Keswick open 9am to 4pm.

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Chris Whiteside said…

Note added March 2013: this post obviously gave information about emergency chemists during a holiday which was then in the future but is now more than six years out of date. I think I'm probably going to have to clear out and remove a lot of old posts of this kind.

I was asked by the Online Pharmacy to remove some old links to their site. These turned out to be in the two comments which I had to remove in order to comply with that request.
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