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West Street Pharmacy

Community pharmacy
West Street Pharmacy is a GPhC-registered community pharmacy located in Congleton, Cheshire, CW12 1JN. Its General Pharmaceutical Council registration number is 1029591, and it passed its most recent GPhC inspection. The pharmacy is owned and operated by Ascent (Congleton) Ltd. Community pharmacies of this type generally handle NHS and private prescriptions, provide over-the-counter medicines and offer routine health advice to local residents. The precise range of services available can differ, so contacting the pharmacy before your visit is always sensible. Opening hours and contact details are listed further down this page. It is worth being aware that medical cannabis has been legal to prescribe in the UK since 2018 for certain conditions.

Help and advice services

  • New Medicine Service (NHS)
  • Minor Ailment Service (NHS)

Contraception services

  • Emergency contraception (NHS)
  • Emergency contraception (paid-for)
  • NHS Pharmacy Contraception Service

Screening and test services

  • NHS Blood Pressure Check Service
  • Pregnancy testing (paid-for)

Dispensing services

  • Prescription delivery service

Vaccination services

  • Seasonal flu vaccination service: at-risk groups (NHS)
  • Seasonal flu vaccination service: not at-risk groups (paid-for)
  • Travel clinic (paid-for)

Healthy living services

  • Stop smoking voucher service (NHS)

Community pharmacy services

  • Private consultation room
  • Appointment booking available for consultations
  • Appointment booking for consultations not required
  • Multi-lingual staff
  • Inhaler recycling

Other facilities

  • Consultation room

GPhC registration

Registration number
1029591
Status
Registered
First registered
30 November 1996
Inspection report
Standards met View report
Registered owner
Ascent (Congleton) Ltd
NHS ODS code
FJ495

Details are drawn from the GPhC register and NHS profiles and can change - check with the pharmacy before making a special trip, especially around bank holidays.