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Bank Holiday Pharmacy Opening Hours in London Easter 2020 – 10.04.20, 12.04.20 & 13.04.20 Bank Holidays Can Affect the Opening Hours of Local Pharmacy Stores Bank Holiday pharmacy opening hours in London Easter 2020 – 10.04.20, 12.04.20 & 13.04.20 Bank Holidays can affect the opening hours of local pharmacy stores. This document provides you with the opening hours for all pharmacies in each London borough. There are also a large number of pharmacies who will be opening 2pm-5pm on Good Friday (10.04.20) & Easter Monday (13.04.20) to support the COVID-19 Response Click on the links in the contents list to see information about pharmacies in your area this Bank Holiday (Please select ctrl and click on the borough). Contents Barking and Dagenham ............................................................................................................................................................................. 3 Barnet ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Bexley ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Brent ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Bromley ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Camden ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 City of London............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Croydon...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Ealing .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Enfield......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Greenwich .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Hackney...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Hammersmith & Fulham .......................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Haringey ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Harrow ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Havering ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Hillingdon ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Hounslow ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Islington...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Kensington & Chelsea ............................................................................................................................................................................. 22 1 Kingston ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Lambeth ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Lewisham ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Merton......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Newham...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Redbridge................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Richmond ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Southwark .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 30 Sutton ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Tower Hamlets .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Waltham Forest ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Wandsworth............................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Westminster............................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 2 Barking and Dagenham Pharmacies open over the 2020 Easter Bank Holiday Barking & Dagenham Telephone Good Friday Easter Sunday Easter Monday Pharmacy Name Address Postcode Number 10.04.20 12.04.20 13.04.20 17 The Mall, Heathway, Boots the Chemist RM10 8RE 020 8592 1001 10:00-16:00 CLOSED 10:00-16:00 Dagenham Asda Pharmacy Merrielands Crescent RM9 6SJ 020 8984 7633 09:00-18:00 CLOSED 09:00-18:00 Lloyds Inside 97-131 High Road, Chadwell RM6 6PB 020 8590 0766 09:00-17:00 CLOSED 09:00-17:00 Sainsburys Heath Superdrug Pharmacy 12-13 Station Parade, Barking IG11 8DN 0208 591 3843 09:00-17:30 CLOSED 14:00-17:00 Barking Community Hospital, Britannia Pharmacy IG11 9LX 020 8594 2686 08:30-20:30 08:30-20:30 08:30-20:30 Upney Lane, Barking 3 Barnet Pharmacies open over the 2020 Easter Bank Holiday Barnet Telephone Good Friday Easter Sunday Easter Monday Pharmacy Name Address Postcode Number 10.04.20 12.04.20 13.04.20 Brent Cross Shopping Centre, Boots the Chemist NW4 3FB 020 8202 5256 10:00-18:00 CLOSED 10:00-18:00 Hendon Lloyds Inside Sainsburys Store 66 East EN4 8RQ 020 8441 5281 09:00-17:00 CLOSED 09:00-17:00 Sainsburys Barnet Road, East Barnet Lloyds Inside Sainsburys Store, Unit 4, Hyde NW9 6JX 020 8200 9750 09:00-17:00 CLOSED 09:00-17:00 Sainsburys Estate Road 45 Golders Green Road, I Warman Freed NW11 8EL 020 8455 4351 08:30-23:59 08:30-23:59 08:30-23:59 Golders Green Broadwalk Shopping Ctr, Station Boots the Chemist HA8 7BD 020 8952 1014 11:00-17:00 CLOSED 11:00-17:00 Rd, Edgware Finchley Memorial Hospital, 10:00-17:00 10:00-17:00 10:00-17:00 Fairview Pharmacy N12 0JE 020 8346 0707 Granville Road 1263-1275 High Road, Boots the Chemist N20 9HS 020 8343 8596 11:00-17:00 CLOSED 11:00-17:00 Whetstone Acorn Pharmacy 641 Watford Way, Mill Hill NW7 3JR 0208 959 3520 12:00-17:00 CLOSED 12:00-17:00 166-168 High Road, East Cootes Pharmacy N2 9AS 020 8883 0073 12:00-17:00 CLOSED 12:00-17:00 Finchley Cootes Pharmacy 110-112 Ballards Finchley N3 2DN 020 8346 0051 12:00-17:00 CLOSED 12:00-17:00 Unit 24, Broadwalk Shopping Superdrug Pharmacy HA8 7BD 020 8951 1153 09:00-18:00 CLOSED 14:00-17:00 Centre 145-147 East Barnet Road, East SVR Chemist
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