Significant drop in demand for Tamiflu

PARK House Antiviral Collection Point (ACP) in Burton Road, Carlton, has closed.
This is because there has been a significant reduction in the number of people requiring Tamiflu for the treatment of swine flu.
The decision will be reviewed in the New Year.
Ashfield Health Village ACP remains open from 1pm until 6pm, Monday to Friday, and midday to 3pm on Saturday and Sunday.
On bank holidays over the Christmas period, it will be open 10am to midday.
The ACP at the Co-operative Pharmacy at Balderton Care Centre remains open 10am to 4pm, Monday to Friday.
The ACP at Co-operative Pharmacy, Stapleford Care Centre, also remains open 10am to 4pm, Monday to Friday.
The situation will be monitored and NHS Notts County will maintain a flexible approach should demand increase or continue to decline.
Dr Chris Kenny, director of Public Health for NHS Notts County said: "After reviewing the number of flu friends passing through the ACPs this week, and in view of the general slowdown in demand, we have decided to stand down the ACP."