Rainbow QuarterBlackpool's inclusive quarter: everyone welcome

Elizabeth Street

Just east of the station, with Adelaide Street Family Practice at number 61.

Elizabeth Street is a town-centre street just east of Blackpool North station, off Charles Street in the Talbot Gateway area.

GP practice

61 Elizabeth Street (FY1 3JG) is now the registered address of Adelaide Street Family Practice, which holds the county's LGBT inclusion quality mark. The building used to be a separate practice, Elizabeth Street Surgery, which closed as a practice in November 2022 and became one of the Adelaide practice's sites. If you are registering with a GP in central Blackpool and want somewhere that has worked on being LGBTQ+ inclusive, it is one to consider. Check the NHS website for opening times and whether it is taking new patients.

See Adelaide Street, mental health support and the quality mark.

Getting here

A few minutes' walk east of Blackpool North station, past Charles Street.

More about Elizabeth Street on this site

Sources

More streets

Abingdon StreetThe historic shopping street, a Be Who You Want To Be priority street, with the market and the listed old post office.Topping StreetBetween Talbot Road and Church Street, with Churchills, Aunty Social and the memory of Sapphires.Church StreetThe town's theatre street, with the Winter Gardens, the Grand Theatre and Viva, plus the Horizon drug service.Charles StreetJust east of the station in the town centre, with the W3 Complex men's sauna.Buchanan StreetA town-centre link between Talbot Road and Church Street, with busy bus stops.Edward StreetHome of the local Samaritans branch, with a rare 1860s terrace behind Abingdon Street.Bank Hey StreetBehind the Tower, with Showtown and its Pride Beside the Seaside tours, and the Tower's step-free entrance.Adelaide StreetThe south side of the Winter Gardens, and the name of an LGBT quality-mark GP practice.South King StreetHome of South King Street Medical Centre, a GP practice with the LGBT inclusion quality mark.Chapel StreetBy Central Pier and the Central car park, and the 1970s home of a shop called Gone Gay.Central DriveFrom the Tower area towards Bloomfield Road, home of the organisation behind the town's LGBT youth groups.Every streetThe full list, from the quarter to Bispham and South Shore.

Last checked 10 October 2026. Prices, opening times and services change, so check before you travel.