Travel Vaccinations for Middlewich and the Canal Towns

Middlewich Travel Clinic | Travel Vaccines Near Me

Same day travel vaccines in Middlewich.

A 22 minute drive from Middlewich along the A54 to Cheshire Clinic at Holmes Pharmacy

Pharmacist reviewing a travel itinerary with a Middlewich patient at Cheshire Clinic
Travel Vaccinations Near Middlewich

Travel Vaccines in Cheshire

The consultation costs £20, deducted from the cost of any vaccines you have at that appointment, so it's effectively free if you're vaccinated on the day. It's only charged as a standalone fee for an advice-only visit where no vaccines are given.

Is there a travel vaccination clinic near Middlewich?

Cheshire Clinic at Holmes Pharmacy in Kelsall is the nearest pharmacist-led travel clinic to Middlewich, roughly 12 miles away and about a 22 minute drive along the A54. Middlewich, built up around the junction of the Trent and Mersey Canal and the Shropshire Union, doesn't have a travel vaccination service of its own, so the trip out along the A54 towards Tarporley is the standard route for residents.

Cheshire Clinic is open Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 12:30pm, closed Sunday, giving Middlewich patients a workable window before or after a working day.

What can I expect from a travel vaccination consultation?

Consultations are carried out by a qualified pharmacist who asks about your destination, how long you're going for, what you'll be doing and your existing vaccination history, then works out what's actually needed rather than offering a blanket list. Malaria prevention is discussed for relevant destinations, and yellow fever comes up as a topic where it applies to your specific route.

The consultation is £20, and this is deducted from the cost of any vaccines given at the same appointment, so it's effectively free if you're vaccinated on the day. If you attend purely for advice and don't have any vaccines that visit, the £20 is charged as a standalone fee.

Getting the most from your appointment

  • Bring your full trip itinerary, including any onward travel or side trips
  • Have any existing vaccination records to hand, even if incomplete
  • List current medications and any medical conditions your pharmacist should know about

Why is Middlewich seeing more first-time travel vaccine bookings?

Middlewich has grown quickly, with new housing estates and expanding industrial units bringing in residents who didn't grow up locally and haven't previously needed a nearby travel clinic. Alongside the town's older canal-side streets and its salt heritage, that growth means Cheshire Clinic sees a real mix from Middlewich, from families who've booked travel vaccines for years to people booking for the first time as part of settling into a new home.

The town's canal culture, visible every year at the Folk and Boat Festival, also brings a steady flow of visitors passing through, but it's Middlewich's own growing resident population driving most of the travel clinic bookings from the area. Several patients from the newer estates on the edge of town have told the clinic they didn't realise a pharmacist-led travel service was this close until they searched for one, which is exactly the gap the A54 route out to Kelsall fills.

What's the route to the clinic from Middlewich?

Head east out of Middlewich on the A54, following signs towards Winsford and Tarporley; Cheshire Clinic is at Holmes Pharmacy on Chester Road in Kelsall. The drive covers around 12 miles and takes about 22 minutes, with parking directly outside the pharmacy.

Saturday morning, between 9am and 12:30pm, is a popular slot for Middlewich patients who'd rather not take time off work during the week, and it's a straightforward drive along a single main road rather than a route through town centres. Call 01829 751354 to check availability and book ahead of your trip.

About the clinic

A local clinic, inside Holmes Pharmacy.

Middlewich doesn't run its own travel vaccination clinic, so residents heading off on holiday or for work abroad usually travel out along the A54 to get sorted. Cheshire Clinic, at Holmes Pharmacy in Kelsall, is 12 miles away, about a 22 minute drive, and it's a familiar booking for people from across the town, from the older streets near the canal junction to the newer estates on the outskirts.

With Middlewich's population expanding through new housing and industry, a lot of the clinic's bookings from the town are first-time travellers or people who haven't needed travel vaccines in years and aren't sure where they stand. A pharmacist consultation is a good starting point precisely because it works out what you actually need rather than assuming you know your vaccination history.

Holmes Pharmacy, the travel clinic serving Middlewich
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Every appointment is led by Sam Mistry, a registered pharmacist.

Appointments at Cheshire Clinic are conducted by a GPhC-registered pharmacist who reviews your medical history and goals before anything is prescribed or given.

Sam Mistry

Sam Mistry

M.Pharm
Lead Pharmacist · Holmes Pharmacy

Sam is the named pharmacist responsible for travel consultations at Cheshire Clinic. Every appointment is conducted by a registered pharmacist, never delegated to a non-pharmacist, so the person discussing your itinerary is also the person administering the vaccines.

GPhC Pharmacist Registration
Sam Mistry · 2076209
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GPhC Pharmacy
Holmes Pharmacy · 1029802
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Independent verification: both registrations above can be checked directly on the GPhC public register. Call 01829 751354 with any questions before booking.

Travel health consultation
Travel health consultation

What's included when you book from Middlewich.

01

A full travel risk assessment

Your pharmacist reviews your destinations, dates, accommodation and planned activities before recommending anything.

02

A check of your vaccination history

Bring any record you have, so nothing you are already covered for is repeated unnecessarily.

03

Destination specific advice

Guidance based on the regions you are actually visiting, not a single blanket list for the country.

04

Malaria prevention discussion

Where your destination carries a risk, antimalarial options are covered in the same appointment.

05

A written plan for any course

If a vaccine needs more than one dose, you leave knowing the dates and the spacing.

06

Time to ask questions

Every appointment is with a qualified pharmacist, so clinical questions are answered on the day.

How it works

How booking works from Middlewich

Booking a travel clinic appointment from Middlewich, step by step.

1

Book your appointment

Book online or call 01829 751354. Try to allow four to six weeks before you travel where you can.

2

Talk through your trip

Your pharmacist goes through your itinerary, your health history and what you have had before.

3

Get vaccinated and travel

Any vaccines suitable for you are given in the same visit, with follow up doses booked if a course is needed.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions from Middlewich patients.

The vaccines you need depend on your destination, the length of your stay and what you'll be doing there, which is why a pharmacist consultation talks through your specific itinerary rather than giving a generic list. Bring as much detail about your trip as you can to get the most accurate advice.
References and sources
  • pharmacyName: Holmes Pharmacy
  • gphcPremises: 1029802
  • gphcPremisesUrl: https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/registers/pharmacy/registrationnumber/1029802
  • superintendent: Sam Mistry
  • superintendentGphc: 2076209
  • superintendentUrl: https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/registers/pharmacist/registrationnumber/2076209
  • address: Chester Road, Kelsall, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0RZ
  • phone: 01829 751354

This page is general information, not personal medical advice. Vaccine recommendations change, and what is right for you depends on your health and your itinerary. Your pharmacist will confirm what applies to you at your consultation.

Find us

Travel Health for Middlewich's Growing Community

Middlewich grew up where the Trent and Mersey Canal meets the Shropshire Union, and that canal heritage still shapes the town, from the salt works history to the Folk and Boat Festival that brings visitors in every year. With new housing estates and industrial units expanding around the town, Middlewich's population is growing fast, and a fair number of new residents are booking travel vaccinations for the first time as part of settling into the area, alongside longstanding families heading off on more familiar routes.

Address
Holmes Pharmacy
Chester Road, Kelsall, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0RZ
From Middlewich
12 miles
Distance
22 minutes
By car

Book your Middlewich travel vaccination appointment today. Call Cheshire Clinic on 01829 751354, or visit Holmes Pharmacy, Chester Road, Kelsall, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0RZ. Every appointment is with a qualified pharmacist, so you get advice built around your actual trip, not a generic checklist.

find us

Inside Cheshire Clinic, on Chester Road.

A short walk from the centre of Kelsall, with free consultations available across the working week and same-day bookings usually possible.

Address

Cheshire Clinic

Chester Road, Cheshire

CW6 0RZ

Opening hours

Book with as little as 2 hours' notice.

Monday

9am–6pm

Tuesday

9am–6pm

Wednesday

9am–6pm

Thursday

9am–6pm

Friday

9am–6pm

Saturday

9am–12:30pm

Sunday

Closed

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Cheshire Clinic

Hours

Monday

9am–6pm

Tuesday

9am–6pm

Wednesday

9am–6pm

Thursday

9am–6pm

Friday

9am–6pm

Saturday

9am–12:30pm

Sunday

Closed