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Trade body says changing qualification could lead to £150m in higher costs
18 Dec 2025
Overworked rural pharmacist fell behind with CD logs and renewal fees, PSNI hears
Ads promoted presciption medicines and played on body insecurities says watchdog
17 Dec 2025
MHRA reclassifies fluticasone nasal spray as a P medicine for those aged 12 years and over, available from February 2026.
16 Dec 2025
A new service specification covering Covid-19 and adult flu vaccinations for the 2026/27 season published plus increased fees.
Pharmacies in London, Manchester, Bolton, Lancaster, Newcastle and Bolton will deliver products through the app this month.
The first twice-yearly biological medicine for use as an add-on treatment for asthma has been approved by the MHRA.
The General Pharmaceutical Council said 1,174 trainee pharmacists sat the assessment on November 11 and 722 of those passed.
Community Pharmacy England chief executive Janet Morrison said pharmacies struggling to access vaccines was "dependent on location”.
15 Dec 2025
The Community Pharmacy Palliative Care Network will see pharmacies provide palliative care medicines and specialist advice.
Universal Pharmacy's items fell to just 72 before climbing back up to 29k, say its new owners
12 Dec 2025
Community pharmacy is the cornerstone of the NHS but the network is staring into the abyss. The funding gap must be eliminated – urgently – before pharmacy closures spiral out of control and patient care is damaged irrevocably, says PM editor Richard Thomas.
Figures published by UCAS revealed 5,240 students gained places compared with 4,570 last year.
National Pharmacy Association chair Olivier Picard wrote to health minister Stephen Kinnock this week.
Lisa Bettine Hayes took eight tablets of 5mg diazepam “without permission or valid reason to do so”.
11 Dec 2025
Smaller providers have been cautious - but still open to investing, bank's survey suggests
