21/09/2025 – Help us reduce medicines waste – only order what you need
Did you know that a large amount of medicines are wasted each year in Cheshire and Merseyside? We need your help to tackle this. By only ordering what you need, you can help yourself, your community, and the environment.
- Stay Well & Safe: Ordering only what you need helps prevent stockpiling. Unused medicines can expire and may not work as intended, and keeping a stockpile at home increases risks for you, your children, and pets. Remember, medicines are prescribed for you and should never be shared.
- Stay Green: Medicines account for around 25% of the NHS carbon footprint in England. Once a medicine leaves the pharmacy, it cannot be used by anyone else. By reducing waste, you are helping to prevent pollution in our rivers, seas, and soil.
- Stay Organised: Before ordering your repeat prescription, please check what you already have at home. Only request the items you need this time. If you are going into hospital, take your current medicines with you to help staff provide seamless care and avoid unnecessary duplicate prescriptions.
What you can do:
- Check before you order: Review your current medicines at home before requesting your repeat prescription.
- Check your bag: Before leaving the pharmacy, make sure you have only what you need.
- Dispose of medicines safely: Return any unused or out-of-date medicines and used inhalers to your pharmacy for safe disposal.
- Attend your medication reviews.
Thank you for helping your community reduce medicine waste. For more information, please visit – Reducing medicines waste – only order what you need – NHS Cheshire and Merseyside
15/07/2026 – National Survery
We would like to thank all our patients for completing the national survey 2026. We have achieved 93% rating; we remain in the Top 10 practices in the region. Also, we acknowledge patients’ responses to our friends and family survey which keep us on very high scores of 98-100%.
03/06/2026 – Men’s Mental Health

27/04/2026 – Brain Health Study
If you would be interested in taking part, please check the link and complete this short form to express your interest.
Link: https://form.typeform.com/to/AMP8YW4n
Holmlands Medical Centre
27/04/2026 – Respiratory and Diabetic Audits
27/04/2026 – New Pregnancy Study
24/04/2026 – Farewell to Dr Sarkar
16/03/2026 – Practice information leaflet
13/01/2026 – Silver status for learning disability health check audit

12/12/2025 – Christmas holidays support
10/12/2025 – New chlamydia campaign launched
Getting tested is simple, painless, and confidential. If you’re 15-24 and sexually active, testing and treatment is easy and free. Don’t wait, protect yourself and others. Find out more or request a free test at www.sexualhealthwirral.nhs.uk.
25/11/2025 – Cost of living newsletter from Citizens Advice Wirral
02/10/2025 – Reducing medicines waste – only order what you need
23/09/2025 – Updated information regarding Mounjaro for weight management
NHS England are going to pick up patients from our list who qualify for that criteria, hence we are not able to prescribe Mounjaro or any weight reducing injections directly.
Click here for more information about Mounjaro (Tirzepatide) access in Cheshire and Merseyside
11/09/2025 – Further dates added for the Living Well service
02/07/2025 – Living Well service
01/07/2025 – Self-referral system launched for health coaches
28/05/2025 – Appointment delays
If you can’t wait for any reason, please rebook. The surgery can’t update and text all patients booked on the day at every hour about the delays which are not in the health professionals’ control.
22/10/2024 – Active Practice status achievement

05/07/2024 – Liverpool Echo survey
Thank you to all our patients who have kindly participated in this survey.
You can find the article here on the Liverpool Echo website.
21/05/2024 – Telephone system updated

08/05/2024 – Patient survey report now available
Click here to view the survey report.
11/04/2024 – Medical examiner access to records following death of a patient
For more information, click here to visit the official GOV.UK page.