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Brayford Quays, Newland, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1YA
Lincoln — England
Find local pharmacies and chemists across Lincoln, with opening hours, contact details and NHS services.
Lincoln, the historic Lincolnshire cathedral city with around 100,000 residents, has 36 community pharmacies listed in our directory across the city centre, uphill Lincoln, Brayford Waterfront, Birchwood, North Hykeham, and Branston. Dominated by the stunning Lincoln Cathedral (one of Europe's finest Gothic cathedrals) and Lincoln Castle, the city attracts over 3 million visitors annually who may need pharmacy services while away from home. Lincoln's pharmacies serve a unique combination of populations: long-established city residents, 12,000+ University of Lincoln students (the rapidly growing campus has transformed the Brayford Waterfront area), RAF personnel and families from nearby RAF Waddington and the wider Lincolnshire bases, agricultural workers from the vast flat Lincolnshire farmlands, and tourists exploring the Wolds and coast. NHS Pharmacy First, travel health (serving RAF personnel deploying internationally), student health services, and rural Lincolnshire catchment care are all important pharmacy functions. Lincoln County Hospital on Greetwell Road is the main acute facility for a wide rural area.
Lincoln's healthcare is managed by NHS Lincolnshire ICB, serving around 775,000 people across one of England's largest and most rural counties. Lincoln County Hospital (Greetwell Road, LN2) is the major acute hospital, providing emergency, maternity, and specialist services for Lincoln and a vast rural hinterland (United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust). Community pharmacies are essential in Lincoln because so many surrounding Lincolnshire villages have no local pharmacy - Lincoln city pharmacies serve residents travelling in from Woodhall Spa, Sleaford, Gainsborough, and beyond. Health challenges in Lincoln include a significant elderly population in rural Lincolnshire with chronic conditions, agricultural worker health needs (musculoskeletal injuries, respiratory issues from crop chemicals), and student mental health. RAF personnel and families access healthcare through both military and NHS systems. Lincoln University's growth has brought student health needs including sexual health, emergency contraception, and mental health support. Pharmacy First, flu vaccinations, and travel vaccinations (particularly for military personnel) are widely available.
For urgent healthcare needs outside GP hours, Lincoln residents should call NHS 111 (free, 24/7) for advice and pharmacy locations. Lincoln County Hospital A&E (Greetwell Road, LN2 5QY) provides 24/7 emergency services, accessible by buses 7 and 8 from the city centre. The hospital also operates an Urgent Treatment Centre. Boston Pilgrim Hospital is the main option for south Lincolnshire emergencies. Several Lincoln pharmacies participate in extended hours rotas, particularly in the city centre (High Street, Waterside Shopping Centre) and at out-of-town locations. For emergency prescriptions, NHS 111 can direct to the nearest open pharmacy. In genuine emergencies, always call 999. Lincoln's A15/A46/A57 road network provides access to the hospital, though city centre traffic congestion can delay non-emergency journeys. For rural Lincolnshire residents in the Lincoln catchment area, NHS 111 is the primary out-of-hours resource. Supermarket pharmacies (Tesco Extra Wragby Road, Asda South Hykeham) offer extended evening hours. The university health centre serves students during term time.
Lincoln's distinctive geography - the city is split between the flat lower town and the medieval uphill area around the Cathedral - affects pharmacy access. The train station is in the lower town, with pharmacies accessible along High Street and in Waterside Shopping Centre within walking distance. Train services connect Lincoln to Nottingham (1 hour), Sheffield (1.5 hours via Newark), and London King's Cross (2 hours via Newark Northgate). Stagecoach buses serve the city and wider Lincolnshire including villages. The steep hill between lower and upper Lincoln can be challenging for those with mobility issues - buses serve both levels. Car access via the A15, A46, and A57 is good, with parking at out-of-town retail parks. Rural Lincolnshire residents frequently drive to Lincoln for pharmacy services given limited village provision across the county's vast flat landscape. University of Lincoln Brayford campus is in the lower town, convenient for city centre pharmacies. Many Lincoln pharmacies offer prescription delivery to city addresses and some rural locations.
The uphill Cathedral Quarter has fewer pharmacies than the lower town, but is reachable from the Steep Hill shops area. Most pharmacies are concentrated in the lower town on High Street and in Waterside Shopping Centre. Tourists visiting Lincoln Cathedral who need pharmacy services should head down Steep Hill to the lower city centre pharmacies. The Bailgate area near the Cathedral has some health retail but limited full pharmacy services.
RAF Waddington (south of Lincoln) has its own medical centre for serving personnel. Families and civilian staff typically use Lincoln city pharmacies or those in North Hykeham and Bracebridge Heath near the base. Many Lincoln pharmacies have experience with travel vaccinations and antimalarials for personnel deploying overseas. MoD Form FMed 296 prescriptions can be dispensed at NHS pharmacies. The nearest NHS pharmacies to RAF Waddington are in North Hykeham.
Yes, Lincoln city pharmacies regularly serve residents from across rural Lincolnshire who travel to the city for shopping or hospital appointments. Many offer prescription delivery to some rural addresses (ask about delivery radius). Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) allows prescriptions to be sent directly to any nominated pharmacy, including Lincoln pharmacies, regardless of where you're registered. For remote villages, online pharmacies also deliver free to Lincolnshire addresses.
Yes, Lincoln University's Brayford campus is in the lower city centre close to High Street pharmacies and Waterside Shopping Centre. Students can collect prescriptions from any Lincoln pharmacy. The university health centre provides prescriptions and health advice during term time. Boots on the High Street and other city centre pharmacies are popular with students. Sexual health services, emergency contraception, and mental health support are available without appointment.
Yes, travel vaccinations and malaria prevention are available from some Lincoln pharmacies, relevant for agricultural workers and RAF personnel travelling internationally. Book in advance as travel clinics have limited appointment slots. Lincoln County Hospital also has a travel clinic for complex needs. Agricultural workers with occupational health needs (pesticide exposure, musculoskeletal issues) should speak to their pharmacist about appropriate services and referral pathways.
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Showing 36 pharmacies in Lincoln
Brayford Quays, Newland, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1YA
Lincoln — England
Newark Road, North Hykeham, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN6 8JY
Lincoln — England
1 Westview, Station Road, Bardney, Lincolnshire LN3 5UB
Bardney — England
No website listed
7 Silver Street, Coningsby, Lincoln LN4 4SG
Coningsby — England
196-199 High Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN5 7AL
Lincoln — England
1 Market Place, Caistor, Lincoln LN7 6TJ
Caistor — England
Unit 1,The Carlton Ctre, Outer Circle Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN2 4WA
Lincoln — England
No website listed
Office 3, Hillcroft House, Hillcroft Business Park, Whisby Rd, Lincoln LN6 3QJ
Whisby Rd — England
15 Sincil Street, Lincoln LN5 7ET
15 Sincil Street — England
6/7 Bailgate, Lincoln LN1 3AE
6/7 Bailgate — England
No website listed
Cabourne Avenue, Lincoln LN2 2HP
Cabourne Avenue — England
259/261 Lincoln Rd, North Hykeham, Lincoln LN6 8NH
North Hykeham — England
6 Church Street, Nettleham, Lincoln LN2 2PD
Nettleham — England
1 Ryland Road, Welton, Lincoln LN2 3LU
Welton — England
10 Brant Rd Shopping Ctr., Brant Road, Lincoln LN5 9TR
Brant Road — England
22-23 Birchwood Centre, Jasmin Road, Lincoln LN6 0QB
Jasmin Road — England
451 Newark Road, North Hykeham, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN6 9NG
Lincoln — England
226 Rookery Lane, Lincoln LN6 7PH
226 Rookery Lane — England
8-10 Grantham Road, Bracebridge Heath, Lincoln LN4 2LD
Bracebridge Heath — England
2 Jerusalem Road, Skellingthorpe LN6 5TW
2 Jerusalem Road — England
111 Burton Road, Lincoln LN1 3LL
111 Burton Road — England
Unit 9, The Parade, Cherry Willingham, Lincolnshire LN3 4JL
Cherry Willingham — England
28 High Street, Metheringham, Lincoln LN4 3EA
Metheringham — England
121 Monks Road, Lincoln LN2 5HT
121 Monks Road — England
1a & 5 The Forum, North Hykeham, Lincoln LN6 8HW
North Hykeham — England
Station Road, Branston, Lincoln LN4 1LH
Branston — England
18 High Street, Lincoln LN5 8DB
18 High Street — England
Newland Health Centre, 34 Newland, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1XP
Lincoln — England
Bar Lane, Waddington, Lincoln LN5 9SA
Waddington — England
The Pharmacy, 2 The Precinct, Washingborough, Lincoln LN4 1DQ
Washingborough — England
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The 36 pharmacies we list in Lincoln, England span 7 postcode districts.
36 pharmacies listed in Lincoln.
Services commonly offered by UK pharmacies — check with the pharmacy before visiting.
Free NHS prescription collection and dispensing service. Many pharmacies offer same-day dispensing for repeat prescriptions and urgent medications.
Morning after pill available without prescription at many pharmacies. Private consultation with qualified pharmacist included.
Free blood pressure checks and cardiovascular health monitoring. Many pharmacies offer regular health checks and advice.
Annual flu jabs available at many pharmacies. NHS-funded for eligible patients, private service also available.
Travel vaccines, malaria prevention, and travel health advice for trips abroad. Offered by some pharmacies with travel clinics.
Free NHS service reviewing your medications to ensure they're working effectively and safely. Offered by many NHS pharmacies.
Use the Open Now and 24 Hours filters above to find pharmacies in Lincoln whose listed hours say they are open. Hours can change, especially on bank holidays, so call ahead before travelling. For urgent medical advice call NHS 111, and in an emergency call 999.
Common questions about pharmacies in Lincoln
Our directory lists 36 pharmacies in Lincoln, England, including both independent chemists and pharmacy chains.
Use the "Open Now" filter at the top of this page. It checks each pharmacy's listed opening hours against the current UK time. Hours can change, especially on bank holidays, so call the pharmacy before travelling if you need it urgently.
Yes, all NHS-contracted pharmacies in Lincoln can dispense NHS prescriptions. This includes repeat prescriptions, acute prescriptions, and emergency supplies. Most pharmacies in our directory are NHS-contracted and offer free prescription dispensing for eligible patients.
For emergency pharmacy services in Lincoln, look for chemists open late evenings, weekends, or bank holidays. Some pharmacies offer emergency contraception, urgent medicine supplies, and out-of-hours consultations. Call NHS 111 for urgent pharmacy needs outside normal hours.
Every pharmacy we list dispenses NHS prescriptions and sells over-the-counter medicines. Other services commonly offered by UK pharmacies include blood pressure checks, flu vaccinations, travel vaccines, emergency contraception, stop smoking support and Pharmacy First consultations for minor ailments, but these vary from pharmacy to pharmacy, so check with the pharmacy before visiting.
Use our postcode search tool to find the nearest pharmacy to your location in Lincoln. Enter your full postcode to see nearby chemists with opening hours, contact details, and walking directions. You can also browse by postcode area on this page.
Many UK pharmacies offer vaccinations such as flu jabs, travel vaccines and COVID-19 vaccinations, some by appointment and some walk-in. Our listings don't record which pharmacies offer them, so check with the pharmacy for availability and booking.
Most pharmacies in Lincoln open Monday-Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and Sunday 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Some supermarket pharmacies have extended hours until 8:00 PM or 10:00 PM. Always check specific opening times before visiting.
Yes, you can collect prescriptions for family members or friends at any pharmacy in Lincoln. You'll need to know their name, address, and date of birth. For controlled drugs, you may need written authorization from the patient.
Many UK pharmacies offer prescription delivery, which is especially useful for elderly or housebound patients; some deliver free locally while others charge a small fee. Our listings don't record which pharmacies deliver, so contact the pharmacy to ask about delivery options and coverage.
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