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Newquay - Pharmacy Profile 2017 GP Practices1 Dis - Name Address Town Post Code pensing Narrowcliff Surgery Narrowcliff Newquay TR7 2QF Newquay Health Centre St Thomas Road Newquay TR7 1RU Petroc Group Practice Trekenning Road St.Columb Major TR9 6RR Pharmacies2 Note: See Appendix 1 and 2 for detailed maps Boots Boots Day Lewis Narrowcliff pharmacy pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy 15 Bank St Union Square Health Centre, Narrowcliff Address St Thomas Rd surgery NEWQUAY ST COLUMB NEWQUAY NEWQUAY Town MAJOR The Newquay and St Columb Community Postcode TR7 1DH TR9 6AP TR7 1RU TR7 2QF Network Area (CNA) is made up of five Telephone 01637 872014 01637 880251 01637 851844 01637 872957 parishes; Colan, Mawgan-in-Pydar, Newquay, MONDAY 0900-1730 0900-1800 0830-1830 0830-1830 St Columb, and St Wenn. It covers an area extending from the west coast to St Wenn on TUESDAY 0900-1730 0900-1800 0830-1830 0830-1830 the border with the Bodmin CNA. A non- 0900-1730 0900-1800 0830-1830 0830-1830 controlled locality boundary exists around the WEDNESDAY town of Newquay. THURSDAY 0900-1730 0900-1800 0830-1830 0830-1830 FRIDAY 0900-1730 0900-1800 0830-1830 0830-1830 0900-1730 0900-1330 Closed 0900-1700 SATURDAY 1400-1700 SUNDAY 1030-1630 Closed Closed Closed Location Access FutureDevelopment Services Newquay - Pharmacy Access 2017 Walking Access3 Walking Distance: 4 minutes 8 minutes 12 minutes 16 minutes 20 minutes 2 pharmacies have onsite parking, on average there is parking within 5 minutes and 2 have a nearby bus service. The nearest pharmacy to a railway station is 6 minutes away. 3 minute walk Transport Access3 Note: See map in appendix 3 for walking distances in other parts of the CNA 3 minute walk Newquay - Transport Links Driving Distance: (less than 3 minute walk) 4 Narrowcliff Pharmacy TR7 2QF 5 minutes Local Boots Pharmacy TR9 6AP 10 minutes Day Lewis TR7 1RU 15 minutes 3 20 minutes Boots UK TR7 1DH 2 1 0 Parking Onsite Council Parking Other Parking Train Bus Location Access FutureDevelopment Services Newquay - Future Development 2017 4 Future Dwellings5 Current Local Plan Existing Dwellings Dwellings commitments Housing completed Second/ (yet to be Allocation Number since 2014 Holiday Homes built) by 2020 2014- 30 14,295 652 4.6% 819 1079 6561 Based on approved sites which have not started or are currently under construction, it is anticipated that within the next 3 years, over 1070 additional dwellings will be built in this Community Network Area. Over 970 of these will be within the Newquay town area. 6 Major Developments 3585 288 906 planned under built by 2020 construction Site Under Units Planned Site Capacity construction complete before 2020 Currently there is planning permission for 3,585 Land at Quintrell Rd (Nansledan Phase 2&3) properties to be built in the CNA, 438 are complete and 297 99 44 160 Newquay a further 906 are forecast to be complete by 2020. Trevithick Manor Farm, Trevemper Numerous developments, other than the top 5 359 4 20 135 Newquay mentioned are due for completion by 2020. There have been a number of new properties built since the last Land at Trevithick Manor Farm, Trevemper 455 0 0 112 PNA, notably 72 on land at Tregunnel Hill and 76 at Newquay Trevenson Road, Newquay. Future developments of Land at Quintrell Road (Nansledan Phase 1) 126 32 45 81 note, due for completion, after 2020 are: Newquay St. Brannocks & Tolcarne Hotels, Narrowcliff 800 properties on land off Quintrell Rd (Nansledan MUQ) 75 75 0 75 Newquay 330 properties on land north west of Trevithick Manor 117 properties on land off West Road, Quintrell Downs Location Access FutureDevelopment Services Newquay - Pharmacy Services 2017 Partially Inadequate Adequate Adequacy Adequate Level of Access Level of Reasonable Choice Current level of pharmaceutical services Facts Ability to meet future need No of Pharmacies 7 Independent 3 Specialist drugs enhanced services provision Multiple Providers 4 All pharmacies are expected to provide an Emergency Supply Service Non NHS 2 77% provide wheelchair access in Cornwall Distance Seller 1 Population7 28,166 All pharmacies have Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) Population per pharmacy 2,449 All pharmacies provide free prescription delivery Number of Items dispensed8 625,631 All pharmacies are expected to provide Palliative Care (CCG commissioned service) Patients dispensed to by GP Practice9 11,021 Only 1.1% of GP Practices in Cornwall are Electronic Repeat Dispensing (eRD) Dispensing Practices 1 compliant No of GP’s 38 No of Dispensing GP’s 17 9 Services Pharmacy changes since the last PNA (change of ownership, New Medicines Service (NMS) 4 closure, lapsed approvals, etc): Drury’s at Newquay Health Centre & Chester Road both changed ownership to Day Lewis Medicines Use Review (MUR) 5 st Day Lewis Pharmacy (formerly Drury’s) on 1 Floor Chester Road became a distance Appliance Use Review (AUR) 0 seller on 01/05/16 Stoma Appliance 0 References: NHS Flu Service 4 1. NHS Business Services Authority, Total GPs and dispensing GPs April 2017 https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/ (Accessed 27/10/17) 2. NHS England, South West Community Pharmacy Information https://www.england.nhs.uk/south/ (Accessed 01/11/17) Pharmacies providing flu injections (private) 4 3. Public Health England, © Crown copyright and database rights 2017 Ordnance Survey 100016969 (Accessed 16/10/17) 4. Cornwall Council, Cornwall Site Applications Development Plan http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment-and- 10 C-card Registration 1 planning/planning/planning-policy/adopted-plans/development-plan-documents/cornwall-site-allocations-development-plan- document/ (Accessed: 12/10/17) 10 C-card Distribution 5 5. Cornwall Council, Council Tax records, Dec 2017 NOTE: Second/ Holiday home figures provided are for those homes which pay council tax as a percentage of total properties. This does not include those holiday homes which are eligible for business rates. Needle Exchange 4 6. Cornwall Council 7. Office for National Statistics (ONS) Mid-2016 Population Estimates for Lower Layer Super Output Areas in Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Supervised Consumption 5 [Link archived] (Accessed: 23/10/17) 8. NHS England, South West MIS 2016/17 Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) Voucher 5 9. NHS business Services Authority, Practice List Count [Accessed via https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/access-our-data-products/ catalyst ] (Accessed: 27/10/17) Alcohol Identification & Brief Advice (IBA) 4 10. Savvy Kernow, C-CARD Services https://www.savvykernow.org.uk/c-card-services/ (Accessed 17/10/17) A socio-economic profile and a summary health profile for the CNA can be downloaded from: Emergency Hormonal Contraception (EHC) 5 www.cornwall.gov.uk/pharmacy Location Access FutureDevelopment Services Appendix 1 : Community Network Area Pharmacy Location Map Appendix 2 : Detailed Pharmacy Location Map Appendix 3 : Pharmacy Walking Access Maps .
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