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Southport & Formby Southport & Formby PCN PCN Lead = James Moir Email = [email protected] Formally (North Southport PCN, Formby PCN & Southport Central PCN PCN 1 PCN 2 Ownership Name Trading Name Address 1 Address 2 Town Postcode Telephone North Southport Boots Uk Limited - Boots Pharmacy 131-135 Churchtown Southport PR9 9SD 01704 232464 5602 (Southport Cambridge Cambridge Rd - Road AP0602) North Southport Churchtown Cambridge Road 137 Churchtown PR9 7LT 01704 227065 Healthcare Limited Pharmacy Cambridge Road North Southport Healthy Living Crossens Pharmacy 164 Rufford Southport PR9 8HU 01704 229120 Pharmacies Ltd Road North Southport Healthy Living Fylde Road 117 Fylde Marshside Southport PR9 9XL 01704 509509 Pharmacies Ltd Pharmacy Road North Southport Mr Ae Edem Sedem Pharmacy 139 Roe Lane 139 Roe Lane Churchtown, PR9 7PW 01704 228150 (Southport) Southport North Southport Central Whitworth Chemists Whitworth Chemist 11a Norwood Southport PR9 7EG 01704 509394 Southport Limited (Norwood Avenue) Avenue North Southport Whitworth Chemists Whitworth Chemist Old Hall Farm Crowland Street Southport PR9 7RJ 01704 540900 Limited (Old Hall Farm B/Park Business Park) PCN 1 PCN 2 Ownership Name Trading Name Address 1 Address 2 Town Postcode Telephone Formby Boots Uk Limited - Boots Pharmacy 27 Chapel Formby L37 4DL 017048 72489 1113 (Formby Chapel Lane Lane) Formby Boots Uk Limited - Boots Pharmacy 17-19 Elbow Formby L37 4AB 01704 877647 5417 (Formby Elbow Lane) Lane Formby Central Primary Healthcare Formby Health 81 Liverpool Formby L37 6BU 01704 835500 Southport Plus Limited Rooms & Pharmacy Road (Liverpool Rd) Formby Hightown Pharmacy Hightown Pharmacy Lower Alt Hightown L38 0BA 0151 9293130 (Merseyside) Ltd Road Formby L Rowland & Co Rowlands Pharmacy 15 Chapel Formby L37 4DL 01704 872009 (Retail) Ltd (Formby Branch Lane 1344) Formby Hough Mg Ryders Chemist 41 Old Town Formby L37 3HJ 01704 872173 Lane Formby Walker Df Walkers Pharmacy 60-62 Formby L37 1NU 01704 879712 (Pharmacy) Ltd Ltd Harington Road PCN 1 PCN 2 Ownership Name Trading Name Address 1 Address 2 Town Postcode Telephone Southport Asda Stores Ltd - Asda Pharmacy Central 12 Derby Road Southport PR9 0TY 01704 502 260 Central 4585 (Southport) Shopping Park Southport North B Pharma Ltd Bispham Road 94 Bispham Southport PR9 7DF 01704 506006 Central Southport Pharmacy Road Southport Boots Uk Limited - Boots Pharmacy Unit3, Central Derby Road Southport PR9 0TQ 01704 536937 Central 6521 (Southport Central 12 Shopping Square) Pk Southport Ainsdale And Boots Uk Limited - Boots Pharmacy 31-39 Chapel Southport PR8 1AH 01704 533907 Central Birkdale 1152 (Southport Chapel Street Street) Southport North Pharmacy Care Plus Hesketh Park 91 Queens Southport PR9 9JF 01704 538500 Central Southport Limited Pharmacy Road Southport Ainsdale And Lloyds Pharmacy Ltd Lloyds Pharmacy St George's Lord Street Southport PR9 0AF 01704 531046 Central Birkdale (Southport Place Sainsburys) Southport North Meols Pharmacy First 58 Scarisbrick Southport PR8 6QL 01704 544677 Central Pharmacy Limited New Road Southport L Rowland & Co Rowlands Pharmacy 13 Union Southport PR9 0QF 01704 538593 Central (Retail) Ltd (Castletown Branch Street 1203) Southport Pharmacy Care Plus St Marks Pharmacy St Marks 42 Derby Road Southport PR9 0TZ 01704 533369 Central Limited Medical Centre Southport Superdrug Stores Plc Superdrug Pharmacy 10 Eastbank Southport PR8 1DJ 01704 530994 Central (Southport) 0313 Street Southport Tesco Stores Limited Tesco Instore Town Lane Kew Southport PR8 5JH 0191 693 5519 Central Pharmacy (Southport) Southport Southport Pharmacy Woolleys Internet 84 Bispharm PR9 7DF 01704 777 814 Central Group Ltd Pharmacy Road .
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