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FOR UPLIFTS CONTACT HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LTD. ON TELEPHONE NO. 01501 822233 INJECTING EQUIPMENT PROVISION (IEP) IN LANARKSHIRE BOOTS PHARMACY BOOTS PHARMACY BOOTS PHARMACY 19 Graham Street 94 Main Street 25 Main Street AIRDRIE ML6 6DD COATBRIDGE ML5 3BQ CAMBUSLANG G72 7EX Tel: 01236 762105 Fax: 01236-760730 Tel: 01236 423756 Fax: 01236-700092 Tel: 0141 641 2698 BOOTS PHARMACY BOOTS PHARMACY BOOTS PHARMACY 6-8 Brouster Gate 2a Hillhouse Road 141 Union Street EAST KILBRIDE G74 1LD HAMILTON ML3 9TB LARKHALL ML9 1EE Tel: 01355 224518 Fax: 01355-238184 Tel: 01698 422844 Fax: 01698 422780 Tel & Fax: 01698 882663 BOOTS PHARMACY BOOTS PHARMACY LLOYDS PHARMACY 240 Main Street 25 Common Green 30 Russell Street RUTHERGLEN G73 2HP STRATHAVEN ML10 6AS CHAPELHALL ML6 8SG Tel: 0141 647 6089 Tel & Fax: 01357 521163 Tel & Fax 01236 755229 LLOYDS PHARMACY LLOYDS PHARMACY LLOYDS PHARMACY 66 Main Street 33 Burnbank Road 78 High Street COATBRIDGE ML5 BQ HAMILTON ML3 9AA LANARK ML11 7ES Tel & Fax: 01236 423674 Tel: 01698 283578 Tel: 01555 662264 LLOYDS PHARMACY LLOYDS PHARMACY A & A GILBRIDE 46 Brandon Parade East 156 Main Street 275 Main Street MOTHERWELL ML1 1LY WISHAW ML2 7LU HIGH BLANTYRE G72 OET Tel & Fax: 01698 264845 Tel & Fax: 01698 372425 Tel & Fax: 01698 829618 CRAWFORD PHARMACY DICKSON CHEMIST D J COLEMAN 19 Shottskirk Road 654 Old Edinburgh Road 121 Main Street SHOTTS ML7 4AB Viewpark, UDDINGSTON G71 6HQ CARNWATH ML11 8HR Tel: 01501 821508 Fax: 01501--822048 Tel: 01698 818164 Fax: 01698-810300 Tel & Fax: 01555 840279 M & D GREEN PHARMACY McINTYRE CAIRNS CHEMIST MONKLANDS PHARMACY 196 Dukes Road 27 Craigneuk Street 108 – 110 Deedes Street BURNSIDE G73 5AA WISHAW ML2 7XD AIRDRIE ML6 9AF Tel: 0141 647 6203 Tel & Fax: 01698 374693 Tel: 01236 753252 NEW STEVENSON PHARMACY TOWNHEAD PHARMACY VILLAGE PHARMACY 246 Clydesdale Street, New Stevenson 66A Leven Road 34 Main Street MOTHERWELL ML1 4JH COATBRIDGE ML5 2LT CUMBERNAULD VILLAGE G67 2RX Tel & Fax: 01698 732907 Tel & Fax: 01236 433623 Tel & Fax: 01236 721939 MOBILE OUTREACH AND FIXED SITE CLINIC OUTREACH SERVICES – NORTH AREA - 07810153940 OUTREACH SERVICES – SOUTH AREA - 07884454961 (dates and times may vary) (dates and times may vary) CENTRAL HEALTH CENTRE North Carbrain Road, Cumbernauld NO CURRENT CLINICS (Open Wednesday 2.00pm - 4.30pm) May 2016 .

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