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List of service providers - MECATS Practice Name Practice Address Town Postcode Telephone ADS Eyeclinic 19-23 Norton Road Stockton TS18 2BW 01642 676327 Bayfields/ R Mottershead Optometrist 12 Market Place Barnard Castle DL12 8ND 01833 631849 Boots Opticians Hartlepool (Roberts Eyecare) Unit 137 Middleton Grange Shopping Centre Hartlepool TS24 7RZ 01429 891291 Boots Opticians T/a Darlington Eyecare Ltd 24a High Row, Darlington DL3 7QW 01325 466019 Cooper & Barr Opticians (Sedgefield) 4 Front Street Sedgefield TS21 3AT 01740 582060 Cooper & Leatherbarrow Ltd 10 Duke Street, Darlington DL3 7AF 01325 463267 G.A & J.M Foster Opticians 92 High Street Willington, Crook DL15 0PE 01388 746800 Gibson Opticians Blandford Buildings, Dene Terrance, Horden SR8 4JF 0191 5862484 Grundy and Naisbitt Ltd 1 Sanderson Street, Coxhoe Durham DH6 4DF 0191 377 0628 I.M.Anderson Optometrists 3 Mautland Street Houghton Le Spring DH4 4BH 0191 5842226 K Mcguinness Opticians Avenue House Greenwell Road Newton Aycliffe DL5 4DH 01325 316600 Mellis Eyecare North Ormesby Health Village, 10 Trinity Mews, North Ormesby Cleveland TS3 6AL 01642 225671 R J Naisbitt Optometry Co-op Buildings, Hedley Terrace South Hetton DH6 2UE 0191 5208059 R Young Opticians 3 Clifford Road Stanley DH9 0AB 01207 232524 Sight Durham Ltd 5 Osmond Terrace, Shiney Row Houghton le Spring DH4 4QN 0191 3852004 Sight Ltd 34 The Chare Peterlee SR8 1AE 0191 5865671 Simon Berry Optometrist Ltd 41a Marshall Terrace Durham DH1 2HX 0191 3757544 Specsavers Bishop Auckland 45 Newgate Street Bishop Auckland DL14 7EW 01388 606080 Specsavers Chester le Street 66 Front Street Chester Le Street DH3 3BD 0191 387 2930 Specsavers Consett 45 Middle Street Consett DH8 5QP 01207 586910 Specsavers Darlington 41 High Row Darlington DL3 7QW 01325 461155 Specsavers Durham Unit 2, 1-4 North Road Durham DH1 4PW 0191 383 9495 Specsavers Hartlepool Unit 134 Middleton Grange Shopping Centre Hartlepool TS24 7RD 01429 233444 Specsavers Newton Aycliffe 55 Beveridge way Newton Aycliffe DL5 4DP 01325 328800 Specsavers Peterlee Unit 8, The Chare, Castle Dene Shopping Centre Peterlee SR8 1AE 01325 328800 Specsavers Seaham Unit 10b, Byron Place Seaham SR7 7DR 0191 5133030 Specsavers Swaledale 2-4 King Street Richmond DL10 4HP 01626 870513 Specsavers Washington 88 Albany Mall , The Galleries Washington NE38 7RT 0191 419 2525 Stewart Eyecare 99 Front Street Whickham NE16 4JL 0191 488 2474 T M Hedley 23, Front Street Hetton Le Hole DH5 9PF 0191 5263134 .

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