From Newcastle-under-Lyme, take the A34 to Talke and the A500 west over M6 junction 16 — Crewe and the clinic on Nantwich Road are around 25 minutes away.
Newcastle-under-Lyme is one of the larger English towns without a railway station of its own, so getting anywhere tends to start with the car — and by car, Crewe Travel Clinic is genuinely close. From the town centre, head north on the A34 to the Talke roundabout, swing west onto the A500 and cross the M6 at junction 16; Crewe follows soon after, with the clinic at 139-141 Nantwich Road. The whole run is around ten to eleven miles and usually takes about 25 minutes.
The Loyal and Ancient Borough has always kept its own identity — a proper market town with centuries of trading behind it, distinct from the Potteries conurbation next door, and home turf for the staff and students of Keele University just up the A525. Travel plans here take every form, from Keele students flying out for fieldwork and years abroad to families around Wolstanton, Chesterton and the Westlands booking winter sun, and each itinerary carries its own vaccination requirements.
That is where the clinic's planning tools earn their keep. Before you book, the vaccine checker on our website gives you an early idea of what your destinations involve; at the appointment itself, NHS-trained clinicians confirm the detail against thorough destination guides and administer everything that is due in the one sitting. Antimalarials are dispensed on the spot too, because the clinic operates as a GPhC-registered pharmacy (registration 1029608).
The borough stretches well beyond the town centre, and the journey works from every corner of it. Silverdale and Keele can head out on the A525 through Madeley and pick up the A51 towards Nantwich, while Audley sits only a few minutes from the A500 and junction 16 itself. Wherever you start, one visit also covers yellow fever where a destination demands it: as a Registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre we issue the internationally recognised ICVP certificate on the same day as the vaccine.
Give yourself six to eight weeks before departure if you can, because a few of the vaccines are courses rather than one-offs. With less time than that, still pick up the phone on 01270 215837 and the clinicians will map out what can realistically be done before you go. Either way, travellers from Newcastle-under-Lyme can expect the whole job finished in a single trip over the border into Cheshire.
Book a single consultation and we will give every vaccine you need for your trip — including same-day yellow fever certificates where required.