World Cup Bank Holiday – Monday 15 June 2026
Many GP surgeries and Pharmacies will be closed on Monday 15 June due to the bank holiday.
If you take regular medication, plan ahead and make sure you have enough repeat prescriptions.
Routine medications will not be issued by the GP Out of Hours service and some community pharmacies will still be opened.
Check if your local pharmacy will be closed by visiting our page for closed pharmacies on Bank Holiday Monday 15 June.
GP Closures
With the public holiday on Monday 15 June, your GP surgery will also be closed – but help is still available if you need it.
If you have an urgent health problem that can’t be treated at home or wait until your GP reopens, the GP Out of Hours services is here to support you.
The first step is to call 111. A trained healthcare professional will listen to your symptoms and ensure you receive the right care in the right place.
For life-threatening emergencies, always call 999.
Primary Care is the front door to healthcare in NHSGGC, providing essential, first‑contact services to more than 1.3 million people across the region.
For a speedy recovery, self care is the best option when you have a minor illness or injury. A well stocked medicine cabinet means you’ll receive the right treatment immediately.
Check your medicine cabinet
Make sure you have some over-the-counter (OTC) remedies for common seasonal illnesses in your medicine cabinet.
Things to have in your medicine cabinet include:
- Paracetamol and ibuprofen for pain relief (check the label or speak to your pharmacist to check it’s suitable for you)
- Anti-histamines to help allergies
- Anti-diarrhoeals and oral rehydration sachets for diarrhoea
- Indigestion remedies such as an antacid
- Mild laxative for constipation
- A first aid kit
- Medicines specifically for children (your pharmacist can advise on the most suitable ones to keep in the house).
Remember that medicines go out of date, so don’t overstock your medicine cabinet. Always follow the advice on the pack, and if your symptoms continue (or are severe) get further advice by:
- Calling your GP
- Visiting your local Pharmacist
- By visiting NHS Inform: www.nhsinform.scot
- Calling NHS 24 on 111.
NHS inform
NHS inform is your national health information service. Visit www.nhsinform.scot for general NHS information, Sunday pharmacy opening times, and advice on a wide range of health issues.
If you’re well, but have a question about your health or local NHS services phone 0800 22 44 88. You can call or web chat for instant advice.
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