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West Cheshire CCG: Primary Care Networks Chester East Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: Boughton Medical Centre Heath Lane Medical Centre Park Medical Centre Upton Village Surgery Chester South Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: City Walls Medical Centre Handbridge Medical Centre Lache Health Centre Western Avenue Medical Centre Chester Central Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: Fountains Medical Centre Garden Lane Medical Centre Northgate Medical Centre Northgate Village Surgery The Elms Medical Centre One Ellesmere Port Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: Great Sutton (Blue) Great Sutton (Green) Great Sutton (Red) Hope Farm Medical Centre Old Hall Surgery Westminster Surgery Whitby Group Practice (Green) Whitby Group Practice (Red) Whitby Group Practice (Black) York Road Group Practice Neston & Willaston Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: Neston Medical Centre Neston Surgery Willaston Surgery Princeway Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: Helsby & Elton practice Princeway Surgeries Rural Alliance Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of: Bunbury Medical Centre Kelsall Medical Centre Laurel Bank Surgery, Malpas Dr Campbell & partners, Tarporley Drs Adey & Dancy, Tarporley The Village Surgeries Primary Clinical Address/contact Practice Primary Care Network Care Director details Code Population Network Chester Dr Annabel Dr A Jones: Boughton East Jones Health Centre, Hoole N81034 Lane, Chester, CH2 37,224 3DP Chester Dr Victoria Dr Hough: City Walls South Hough/ Medical Centre, St N81082 34,067 Martins Way, Chester, CH1 2NR. Dr Dr Rowland: Handbridge N81101 Charlotte Medical Centre, Rowland Greenway St, Chester, CH4 7JS Chester Dr Aidan Dr Magrath: The Elms Central Magrath/ Medical Centre, N81079 38,910 Delamere Street, Chester, CH1 4DS. Dr Rebecca Dr Banks: Northgate N81121 Banks Village Surgery, Delamere St, Chester, CH1 4DS One Dr Emily Whitby Group Practice, Green Ellesmere Morton Chester Rd, Ellesmere N81023 68,685 Port Port, CH65 6TG Neston & Dr Jeremy Neston Surgery, 51 Willaston Perkins Mellock Lane, Little N81060 20,721 Neston, CH64 4BN Princeway Dr The Knoll, Princeway Jonathan Health Centre, N81030 26,940 Gregson Princeway, Frodsham, WA6 6RX Rural Dr Alastair Tarporley Health Centre Alliance Adey (Drs Adey & Dancy) N81031 39,329 Park Rd, Tarporley, CW6 0BE .

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