Chiropodist recommendation, please

Wed 26 Mar, 08:03

Thank you, everyone! I checked this website before posting and couldn't a chiropodist post or advert since 2008, which seems to be no longer valid, so this is very useful indeed.

Tue 25 Mar, 17:35 (last edited on Tue 25 Mar, 17:36)

It's not a sine qua non to have a chiropodist. But it IS a sine qua non to walk round the Town and the wonderful countryside most of us moved here to be surrounded by.

And if you're not going to see your 70th birthday again (and, though that  may be ungallant to Helen and Rosemary, it's not to the male posters here), you can only get round everywhere you want to with a bit of pedal therapy. 

Tue 25 Mar, 17:15

Gosh Helen, you've started the hare running (or should I say limping?) here.  Perhaps it's a sine qua non of Charlbury to have problem feet? :-)

Tue 25 Mar, 16:14

Problemsafoot.com

Alison Charlton, who is experienced and has clinics in Woodstock and Witney. I have seen her recently and I would recommend her.

Tue 25 Mar, 14:11

Meena  Mandalia at Happy Feet Plus, Witney (just a hobble from the Sainsbury X9 terminus)  doesn't have a webpage but offers terrific, holistic, advice on foot & lower limb care, loads of podiatric qualifications  and seasoned scepticism about NHS bureaucracy.

Unit 1, Hexagon Business Centre, Avenue Four, Witney,  OX28 4BN

07989 402375

Tue 25 Mar, 12:29

Hi Helen - Claire Houlton, regd podiatrist at https://footworxclinic.co.uk/ at the  CN Health centre - does it for me!

Tue 25 Mar, 12:18

Jody from Poffley is brilliant and has a vast range of experience.

https://www.poffleyfootcare.com/

Tue 25 Mar, 12:02

I'd be grateful if anyone could recommend a local chiropodist. If they have wider podiatry training that would also be a bonus. Thank you.