Tue: 9am to 5pm
Wolsingham Pharmacy
Community pharmacy
12 Market Place, Wolsingham, Bishop Auckland, DL13 3AE
01388 527484
In the market town of Wolsingham, near Bishop Auckland in County Durham, Wolsingham Pharmacy serves the local community as a GPhC-registered pharmacy. Its General Pharmaceutical Council registration number is 1029369, and it passed its most recent GPhC inspection. The registered owner is NPG Wolsingham Ltd. Community pharmacies of this kind typically handle NHS and private prescriptions, stock a range of over-the-counter medicines and provide general health advice to the public. The precise services available can differ between pharmacies, so it is advisable to contact Wolsingham Pharmacy directly to confirm what it offers. Opening hours and contact details are listed further down this page. For anyone managing a long-term health condition where standard treatments have fallen short, it is useful to know that medical cannabis has been legal to prescribe in the UK since 2018 for certain conditions, accessed through specialist clinics rather than ordinary pharmacies.
Help and advice services
- New Medicine Service (NHS)
- Minor Ailment Service (NHS)
Contraception services
- Emergency contraception (NHS)
- Condom supply (NHS)
Screening and test services
- Chlamydia screening and treatment (NHS)
- Alcohol screening and intervention service (NHS)
Dispensing services
- Appliance dispensing (prescription charges apply)
Vaccination services
- Seasonal flu vaccination service: at-risk groups (NHS)
- Seasonal flu vaccination service: not at-risk groups (paid-for)
Healthy living services
- Stop smoking voucher service (NHS)
- Weight management (paid-for)
Community pharmacy services
- Private consultation room
- Appointment booking for consultations not required
- Inhaler recycling
GPhC registration
- Registration number
- 1029369
- Status
- Registered
- First registered
- 30 March 1998
- Inspection report
- Standards met View report
- Registered owner
- NPG Wolsingham Ltd
- NHS ODS code
- FMW02
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.