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Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 GPHC Pharmacy Name Number Street Address City County Postcode Telephone 3 Queen 3q Pharmacy 1105385 Street Wellingborough Northamptonshire NN8 4RW 01933273373 84b Berners 7-11 Pharmacy 1100687 Street Leicester Leicestershire LE2 0FS 01162511333 Abbey 63 Central Pharmacy 1096941 Avenue Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG9 2QP 01159254522 Acorn 8-10 Main Pharmacy 1035692 Road Jacksdale Nottinghamshire NG16 5JW 01773602759 Alan Stockley Pharmacy 1035279 37 Lynn Road Snettisham Norfolk PE31 7LR 01485541230 224 Alpharm Loghborough Chemist 1034092 Road Leicester Leicestershire LE4 5LG 01162661604 224 Alpharm Loughborough Chemist Ltd 1034092 Road Leicester Leicestershire LE45LG 01162661604 Main Street, Amber Horsley Pharmacy 1092960 Woodhouse Ilkeston Derbyshire DE76AX 01332782844 Applegate Pharmacy 1035596 132 Alfreton Rd Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG73NS 01159785744 Arley Rowlands Pharmacy 1116812 Court Arley Warwickshire CV78PF 01676549195 ASDA Pharmacy 111-127 Front Arnold 1113527 Street Arnold Nottingham NG5 7ED 01159649110 Asda Pharmacy Bletcham Way 1090788 Bletcham Way Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire MK1 1QB 01908362510 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Asda Pharmacy Derby Road, Derby Road, Spondon 1030344 Spondon Derby Derbyshire DE21 7UY 01332826719 Asda Pharmacy Hinckley 1034003 Barwell Lane Hinckley Leics LE5 5TL 01455896719 Asda Pharmacy Hyson Green 1035714 Radford Road Hyson Green Nottingham NG7 5FP 01159002510 Narborough Asda Road South, Pharmacy Braunstone Leicester 1034118 Le3 2ll Leicester Leicestershire LE3 2LL 01162815010 Asda Pharmacy Midland Street 1101583 Midland Street Long Eaton Nottingham NG10 1NY 01159836110 Asda Pharmacy Newark 1110269 Lombard Street Newark Nottinghamshire NG24 1XG 01132152531 Asda Pharmacy Newark Road 1108648 Newark Road Lincoln Lincolnshire LN6 8JY 01522507810 Asda Pharmacy Newton Road 1037810 Newtown Road Nuneaton Warwickshire CV11 4FL 02476580510 Asda Pharmacy Northfield Northfield Avenue 1105527 Avenue Kettering Northamptionshire NN16 9HU 01536311510 Asda Pharmacy Old Mill Lane 1091751 Old Mill Lane Mansfield Nottinghamshire NG19 0HA 01623676710 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Asda Asda Pharmacy Pharmacy, Phoenix Phoenix Parkway, Parkway, Lloyds Road 1035402 Lloyds Road Corby Central Midlands NN171AP 0125452670 Asda Pharmacy Sutton-In- Priestic Road 1092646 Priestic Road Ashfield Nottinghamshire NG17 2 AH 01623523010 Asda Sinfin Shopping Pharmacy Centre Sinfin 1095401 Arlestone Lane Derby Uk DE24 3DS 01332777210 Asda Pharmacy Union Street 1091755 Union Street Grantham Lincs NG31 6NZ 01476581510 Asda Pharmacy Wesley Street, Wesley Street 1105689 Langley Mill Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG16 4ED 01173536130 Asda 184 Pharmacy Loughborough West Bridgford 1035677 Rd Nottingham Notts NG27JA 01159694210 Ashdale Pharmacy 1122905 Ayston Road, Uppingham Leicestershire LE15 9NX 01572822343 Astill Lodge 234 Astill Pharmacy 1034014 Lodge Road Leicester Leicestershire LE4 1EF 01162323242 B Payne & Son 1 Blenheim Ltd 1030321 Parade Allestree Derby DE222GP 01332559407 B. J Wilson Ltd 109 Wiltshire 109 Wiltshire Road 1030413 Road Chaddesden Derby DE21 6FB 01332673059 B. J Wilson Ltd 18-20 Sinfin 18-20 Sinfin District Centre 1030401 District Centre Sinfin Derby DE72 3SX 01332763331 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 B.J Wilson Ltd 2&3 Oakwood 2&3 Oakwood District Centre, District Centre, Oakwood. 1030328 Oakwood. Oakwood Derby DE21 2HT 01332666719 B.J.Wilson Ltd 43 Station 43 Station Road 1030400 Road Draycott Derby DE72 3QB 01332872113 Balborough 11-13 High Pharmacy 1106436 Street Barlborough Barlborough S43 4EY 01246813700 Beacon Skegness Pharmacy 1116173 Road Ingoldmells Ingoldmells PE25 1JL 01754768583 Belgrave Health Centre, Belgrave 52 Brandon Pharmacy 1108248 Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE4 6AW 01162668557 2-3 Berrymoor Court, Berrymoor Berrymoor Pharmacy 1097805 Road Wellingborough Northants NN8 2DL 01933277077 Bestway National Chemists Limited Forest Forest Gate Gate Road 1086111 Road Corby Northamtonshire NN171TR 01480860282 Biggleswade Lloydspharmac Unit 1 Market y 0495 1028819 Square Biggleswade Beds SG18 8AP 01767313115 Birstall 4 Whiles Lane, Pharmacy 1097529 Birstall Leicester Leicestershire LE44EE 01162677001 Blackwell Pharmacy 1094404 6 Gloves Lane Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 5JJ 01773862363 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Blidworth 57 Mansfield Pharmacy 1094641 Road Blidworth Mansfield Nottinghamshire NG21 0RB 01623792485 Blurton 8 Ingester Pharmacy 1106603 Square Stoke On Trent Staffordshire ST3 3JT 01782314408 Boots (Holmewood Heath Rd Heath Road AP216) 1030291 Holmewood Chesterfield Derbyshire S42 5RB 01246850263 Boots 24 24 Market Market Place 1030433 Place Heanor Heanor DE75 7AA 01773712042 Boots 30-36 30-36 Gallowtree Gallowtree Gate 1034053 Gate Leicester Leicester LE1 1DD 01162621641 Boots 50 Park Farm Centre 50 Park Farm Park Farm Centre Park Drive 1030322 Farm Drive Park Farm Drive Derby DE22 2QN 01332550855 Boots Chemist 44 Queens Corby 1035405 Square Corby Northamptonshire NN17 1PD 01536262022 Boots Chemist 75 Greenhill Greenhill Rise 1035401 Rise Corby Northamptonshire NN18 0LR 01536202301 Boots Chemist Unit 38-39 Leicester 1000158 Highcross Leicester Leiecstershire LE1 4FQ 01162624149 Boots Chemist 15-17 High Swandlincote 1036880 Street Swadlincote Derbyshire DE11 8JE 01283216795 Boots Intu Boots Derby 1030343 Derby Derby Derbyshire DE12AH 01332345886 85 Front Street, Boots Arnold, Pharmacy Nottinghamshir (Arnold) 1035642 e, NG7 7LJ Nottingham Nottingham North NG5 7EB 01159262397 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Boots Pharmacy Middle Street (Beeston, The Beeston Beeston, Manor Surgery) 1105383 Nottingham Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG9 1GA 01159228291 41762 St Boots Wilfrids Square Pharmacy Calverton (Calverton) 1089938 Nottingham Calverton Nottingham NG14 6FP 01159652377 110-116 Boots Nottingham Pharmacy Road, (Eastwood, 110- Eastwood, 116 Nottinghamshir Nottingham Rd) 1035698 e, NG16 3NP Nottingham Nottingham North NG16 3NP 01773713260 Boots Pharmacy Health Centre (Hucknall, Curtis Street Curtis Hc) 1091337 Hucknall Nottingham Nottingham NG15 7JE 01159633387 Unit 1, St Peters Retail Boots Park, Pharmacy Mansfield, (Mansfield, St Nottinghamshir Peters RP) 1092373 e, NG18 1BE Mansfield Mansfield & Peaks NG18 1BE 01623653926 944 Boots Woodborough Pharmacy Road (Mapperley) 1035758 Mapperley Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG3 5QS 01159623564 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Boots Pharmacy 41 Forest Road (New Ollerton ) 1035576 New Ollerton Newark Nottinghamshire NG22 9PR 01623860256 Retford Boots Hospital Pharmacy Primary Care (Retford, North Centre North Rd) 1092884 Road Retford East Midlands DN22 7XF 01777708277 Boots Pharmacy 16 Eaton Place 1035638 16 Eaton Place Bingham Nottingham NG13 8BD 01949837857 2 Broad Marsh Boots UK 10 1035674 Centre Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG1 7LB 01159507381 1-2 Alexandra Boots UK 107 1035456 Terrace Northampton Northamptonshire NN2 7SJ 01604714147 Boots UK 1106 1107625 17-19 King St Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG25 0EH 01636813318 Boots UK 1118 1030273 62 Spring Gdns Buxton Derbyshire SK17 6BZ 0129823084 35 The Sutton In Boots UK 113 1035778 Idlewells Ashfield Nottinghamshire NG17 1BN 01623554094 48 Lowmoor Boots UK 1131 1109511 Road Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire NG17 7BG 01623753616 57-61 High Boots UK 118 1035659 Street Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG10 1HZ 01159735241 39 Four Seasons Boots UK 12 1035539 Centre Mansfield Nottinghamshire NG18 1SU 01623623089 Boots UK 127 1030456 3 High Street Ripley Derbyshire DE5 3AA 01773743170 Boots UK 128 1030360 36 High Street Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 7BL 0177383312 41-45 Boots UK 129 1034336 Southgate Sleaford Lincolnshire NG34 7SY 01529302110 Boots UK 1303 1104565 Bracebridge Dr Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG8 4PN 01159292316 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 Unit 12 20 St. Boots UK 1333 1086270 Marks Rd Derbyshire Derbyshire DE21 6AH 01332347981 1330 Melton Boots UK 1359 1092149 Road Leicestershire Leicestershire LE7 2EQ 01162698218 Boots UK 1377 1035403 Cottingham Rd Corby Northamptonshire NN17 2UR 01536267914 Boots UK 1386 1084080 Churchill Ave Lincolnshire Lincolnshire PE25 2RN 01754765615 14-15 Stodman Boots UK 14 1035585 Street Newark Nottinghamshire NG24 1AT 01636703857 26 High Street Boots UK 142 1034232 East Uppingham Rutland LE15 9PZ Boots UK 1435 1091673 Midland Street Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG10 1RY 01159463891 Boots UK 144 1039343 66 The Moor Sheffield South Yorkshire S1 4PA 01142725454 52-54 High Boots UK 16 1035658 Street Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG15 7AX 01159633505 Boots UK 160 1036957 5 Brook Square Rugeley Staffordshire WS15 2DT 01889582061 Boots UK 1639 1035604 10 Broxtowe La Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG8 5NP 01159786928 539-541 Aspley Boots UK 1644 1035597 La Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG8 5RW 01159291009 532 Boots UK 1657 1034017 Braunstone La Leicester Leicestershire LE3 3DH 01162898650 9-11 New Boots UK 170 1034120 Broadway Coalville Leicestershire LE67 3XJ 01530832313 Boots UK 1800 1035405 44 Queens Sq Corby Northamptonshire NN17 1PD 01536262022 Boots UK 1853 1034127 35 The Parade Leicester Leicestershire LE2 5BB 01162717514 Profession-Led HLP Level 1 Register - East Midlands 23/11/2017 30-32 Weston Boots UK 1854 1035496 Favell Ctr Northampton Northamptonshire NN3 8JZ 01604413251 11-12 Bowen Boots UK 1855
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