Glaswegians share their thoughts on the declining number of pharmacies

We speak to the people of Glasgow on what they think about Pharmacies increasingly cutting hours.

Transcript

00:00I think chemists and that should be open a lot longer opening hours than what they are.

00:05I don't think that they should start to cut down on their hours because

00:09now the way you try to get a doctor and all that, they'll tell you to go to a pharmacy

00:13rather than call your doctor. So if the pharmacies are going to be shut then

00:18who are you meant to turn to if you're trying to get a doctor? So I don't, I think it should be,

00:23I think they should be making hours longer than instead of cutting them.

00:27Well I don't think it would impact me because if I need anything I can phone in but what really

00:35annoys me is that the council people are working two days a week and they're working from home,

00:43they need to get back into work. No, no, I come from the Godforsen so it's not that,

00:49I've got two chemists down there, or pharmacies you might call them.

00:53It's harder now in Glasgow to find a library. In Paisley Road West two libraries have closed,

01:00no excuses, no excuses given by the council. So what's going on here? I believe in conspiracy

01:07theories.