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Section II: Report and Analysis by GP Federation 7. Taunton & Area 7.1 Pharmacies and Dispensing Practices 7.1.1 The pharmacies and dispensing practices in Taunton & Area are shown in the tables below: Table II.7.1 Pharmacies in Taunton & Area Enhanced Advanced Locally Commissioned Services Services Services Contract code Contract Name Trading Name Address1 Address2 Address3 Postcode Type Ailments Minor Drugs Care) (Palliative Specialist Reviews Use Medicines Service NewMedicines Reviews Use Appliance Stoma Customisation of administration Supervised medicine Hormonal Emergency Contraception Bins Screening Chlamydia Service Smoking Stop exchange Needle FL864 Lydeard Care Bishops Lydeard The Surgery Mount Stree t Bishops TA4 3LH 40 hr Y Y Ltd Pharmacy Lydeard FGC75 John Ware Ltd Creech Creech Creech St TA3 5FA 40 hr Y Y Y y y y y Pharmacy Medical Michael Centre FX748 Asda Stores Asda Pharmacy Creechbarrow Taunton TA1 2AN 40 hr Y y y y y Ltd Road FMG12 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy 64 -65 High Taunton TA1 3PT 40 hr Y Y Y y y y y (301) Street FH013 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy Upper Holway Taunton TA1 2QA 40 hr Y Y y y y y (5416) Road FF222 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy French Weir French Weir Taunton TA1 40 hr Y Y y y y (5428) Health Centre Avenue 1NW FV860 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy Crown Venture Way Taunton TA2 8QY 40 hr Y Y y y y y (5429) Medical Centre FDN85 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy St James St James Taunton TA1 1JP 40 hr Y Y y y y y (5653) Medical Street Centre FJ206 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy 1 Cooper's Mill Norton Taunton TA2 6NX 40 hr Y Y y y y y (5654) Fitzwarren FX068 Day Lewis Day Lewis 1 The Square Wiveliscombe Taunton TA4 2JT 40 hr Y Y Y y y y y Chemists Ltd Pharmacy FVF04 John Ware Ltd Staplegrove Unit 1, Staplegrove Taunton TA2 6BD 40 hr L L y y y y Pharmacy Livingstone Way FAG80 Lloyds Lloyds Blackbrook Lisieux Way Taunton TA1 2LB 40 hr Y Y S Pharmacy Ltd pharmacy Medical (6338) Centre FWH16 National Co - Co -operative 2 The Pitts Close, Taunton TA1 4TN 40 hr Y Y Y y y y y operative Pharmacy Comeytrowe Galmington Chemists Ltd (200290) Centre FFA77 National Co - Co -operative 5 Priorswood Priorswood Taunton TA2 7JW 40 hr Y Y y y y y operative Pharmacy Place Estate, Chemists Ltd (200278) Eastwick Road FJ319 Sainsbury’s Sainsbury's Riverside Taunton TA1 2LR 40 hr Y Y L y y y Supermarkets Pharmacy Retail Park Ltd FTP97 Superdrug Superdrug 1-10 Paul Taunton TA1 3PF 40 hr Y L y y y y Stores plc Pharmacy Street FL274 Wm Morrisons Morrisons Dellers Wharf Priory Bridge Taunton TA1 1DX 40 hr Y Y L y y y Supermarkets Pharmacy Road plc Pharmacy FJG01 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy 6 High Street Wellingto TA21 40 hr Y Y y y y y y (352) n 8RA FFF46 Lloyds Lloyds Luson Surgery Fore Street Wellingto TA21 40 hr Y Y S y y y Pharmacy Ltd pharmacy n 8AG (0783) FHG93 Superdrug Superdrug 5 Fore Street Wellingto TA21 40 hr Y L y y y Stores plc Pharmacy n 8AA FQ035 Boots UK Ltd Boots Pharmacy Wellington Mantle Street Wellingto TA21 40 hr Y Y y y (862) Medical n 8BD Centre PHARMACY ENHANCED AND ADVANCED SERVICES: KEY Minor Ailments Y Commissioned and providing the service (4 or more monthly claims in 2013/14) L Commissioned but 3 or fewer claims in 2013/14 X Commissioned but no claims in 2013/14 Blank Not commissioned Specialist Drugs Y Commissioned Blank Not commissioned Medicines Use Reviews Y Providing Medicines Use Reviews (max. 400 in a year) L Carried out less than 24 MURs in 2013/14 Blank No MURs claimed in 2013/14 New Medicines Service Y Providing New Medicines Service L Carried out less than 24 NMSs in 2013/14 Blank No NMS claimed in 2013/14 Appliance Use Reviews Note: no valid claims made by any pharmacy in 2013/14 Stoma Customisation S Has received Stoma Customisation fee in 2013/14 (paid automatically) but AreaTeam yet to verify whether actually providing this service Blank No Stoma Customisation fees paid in 2013/14 Table II.7.2 Dispensing Doctors’ Practices and Branches in Taunton & Area Contract Code Contract Name Address1 Address2 Address3 Postcode Opening Hours Type North Curry dispensing GP L85037 Health Centre Greenway North Curry Taunton TA3 6NQ Monday-Friday, 9.00-18.00 practice Lister House dispensing GP L85038 Surgery Bollams Mead Wiveliscombe TA4 2PH Monday-Friday, 8.30-18.00 practice Quantock Vale Bishops Monday -Friday, 9.00 -13.00, 14.00 - dispensing GP L85036 Surgery Mount Street Lydeard Taunton TA4 3LH 18.00 practice Milverton Creedwell Monday, Thursday, Friday, 8.30 -17.00; dispensing GP L85038 Surgery Orchard Milverton Taunton TA4 1JZ Tuesday, Wednesday 8.30-18.00 practice branch Monday 8.30am - 12.30pm; 3.00pm - 6.00pm; Tuesday 8.30am - 12.30pm, 3.00pm - 6.00pm; Wednesday 8.30am - 12.30pm; Thursday 8.30am Churchinford - 12.30pm, 3.00pm - 6.00pm; Friday dispensing GP L83044 Surgery Fairfield Green Churchinford Taunton TA3 7RR 8.30am - 12.30pm, 3.00pm - 6.00pm practice branch 7.1.2 There are no 100 hour pharmacies. However, there are twenty-one 40 hour pharmacies in the Taunton & Area federation region and Sainsbury’s pharmacy at Hankridge Farm next to Junction 25 of the M5 is open for 86 hours per week (this was opened under the regulations based on the size of the retail park not opening hours). Fifteen of the 40 hour pharmacies are in Taunton and four are based in Wellington. There are also two dispensing GP practices and two dispensing GP practice branch in Taunton and a further dispensing practice in Wiveliscombe. There is a dispensing practice in Wiveliscombe which serves the surrounding rural area (but not the town itself, where there is a pharmacy), along with a further dispensing practice and two dispensing branch serving other rural parts. In Bishops Lydeard the community pharmacy (Lydeard Care Ltd) acts as the dispensary for the dispensing practice, thereby serving both the village and the wider rural area. Table II.7.3 Number of Pharmacies and Dispensing Practices – Taunton & Area GP Pharmacies Dispensing GP Pharmacies Providers Total registered /100,000 /100,000 100 hr 40 hr practice branch population Taunton & 21 3 2 26 117,200 17.9 22.2 Area Somerset 12 91 22 5 130 554,100 18.6 23.5 South West 1048 181 1229 5,301,000 19.8 23.2 Federation and Somerset Pharmacies, Dispensing GP and population figures as at July 2014, rounded to nearest 100 South West Pharmacies and Dispensing GP figures as at March 2013; population mid-2011 ONS estimate rounded to nearest 1000 7.1.3 The number of pharmacies per 100,000 and pharmaceutical providers per 100,000 in Taunton & Area is slightly below that for Somerset and the South West region as a whole, but the concentration of population and services in the county town probably compensates by greater accessibility of pharmaceutical service providers than in the more rural areas. This figure is only indicative and does not indicate a required or standard ratio for pharmacies per head. Table II.7.4: Location of Pharmacies in relation to local distribution (Addresses) Total Addresses within Addresses more Percentage of Addresses 1.6km of than 1.6km of addresses within (2013) pharmaceutical pharmaceutical 1.6km service provider service provider Taunton and 52,200 44,100 8,100 84% Area Somerset 257,200 193,900 63,300 75% 7.1.4 The number of addresses within effective walking distance of a pharmaceutical service provider is above the county average, with over four fifths of addresses within 1.6 km. This shows that the pattern of providers very broadly reflects the distribution of dwellings and workplaces. Access by car (see Map 5.2 in county analysis) suggests that almost all of the Federation’s population is within 15 minutes’ drive of a pharmacy. 7.1.5 There are no 100 hours pharmacies in Taunton and Area Federation. The map (5.3 in county analysis) suggests that the majority of the population is within 25 minutes’ drive of such a pharmacy; relatively sparsely populated areas to the north west of Taunton town in the Brendon and Quantock Hills are 35 minutes’ drive from such a pharmacy. However, these are relatively sparsely populated areas. As the administrative centre and largest town of the county it might be expected that the opening hours of pharmaceutical services providers would be as long, or longer than elsewhere; this is not the case, as Taunton does not have a 100 hour pharmacy, although Sainsbury’s pharmacy at Hankridge Farm by Junction 25 of the M5 does currently open for 86 hours per week. An intention to open a 100 hour pharmacy in Taunton was made by Boots before 2010, but was not taken up. A lack of demand for such extended hours is also suggested by the fact that no respondent in the Federation has suggested that this constitutes a gap in provision for the town. Should such a need emerge during the period of the PNA then NHS England should work with existing providers to consider this possible improvement. 7.2 Population & context for health (from the Somerset Public Health Federation profile) 7.2.1 The Federation has a similar population age profile to the Somerset average. Taunton Deane Federation has similar levels of deprivation to the Somerset average.
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    Somerset West and Taunton Council Personal Details: Name: Karen Mills E-mail: Postcode: Organisation Name: District Councillor Comment text: I believe that the proposals for the new ward boundaries for the current West Somerset and Taunton area are well thought through and place the appropriate towns and villages appropriately together. And would welcome the confirmation of this new area for Somerset West and Taunton Uploaded Documents: None Uploaded 7/16/2018 Local Government Boundary Commission for England Consultation Portal Somerset West and Taunton Council Personal Details: Name: Catherine Herbert E-mail: Postcode: Organisation Name: Taunton Deane Borough Council Comment text: I am one of the current ward members for Killams and Mountfields Ward, that makes up most of your proposed Vivary East. I have a great deal of concern that my area that has been bundled in with a large area of the town centre. When yo7 leave the town and start down South Road there is a feeling of leaving the town as you go over the slight rise and pass Tauntfield (not Tauntfield Close, Tauntfield is past Tauntfield and set back from the road.) Killams and Mountfields has an established residents association, all be it a bit up and down depending on what is going on! It has its own community around our local shops and post office which are all strongly supported, there is a feel of a suburb, a feeling of being outside of town. I am happy that the roads in Trinity area are returning to what was Eastgate ward, there only moved across a few years ago and the area has not managed to build any links across as they look to Eastgate as their community.