The government is consulting on proposals to allow pharmacists to substitute prescriptions.

Pharmacies across the UK will have to undergo unannounced inspections.

Figures reveal significant numbers of pregnant women in England were smokers when they gave birth.

PDA accuses GPhC of missing opportunities to support more progressive approach to regulation.

NPA claims one of its member pharmacies is first in UK to become fully compliant with FMD.

Survey finds many adults in England have more than one health risk factor.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) published its final list of price concessions for November - yesterday.

RPS informs pharmacist its committee is giving bullying claims “appropriate consideration.”

Consultation opened on plans to extend list of products that should not be routinely prescribed.

Matt Hancock tells MPs that community pharmacies should back Theresa May’s Brexit deal.

RPS investigates allegations of bullying by former Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain president.

The Department of Health and Social Care has today announced the second wave of price concessions for November.

NHS England to extend the digital minor illness referral service pilot to London, Devon and the East Midlands.

Theresa May has set out plans to get teams of healthcare professionals including pharmacists working in care homes across England.

Two new vaccines have been licensed for use during the 2019-20 seasonal flu vaccination programme.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced the first wave of price concessions for November – 21 days into the month.

Expensive but with the potential for huge efficiencies, pharmacy automation could be the answer for an independent pharmacy trying to keep up with dispensing. Carolyn Scott reports…

LloydsPharmacy has launched a sore throat service that will identify streptococcus A infections in 600 of its stores across the UK.

A petition designed to stop government plans that would allow pharmacies to operate in the absence of a qualified pharmacist has gained more than 5,000 signatures.    

The community pharmacy network in Northern Ireland is on the brink of collapse as pharmacies across the country fail to pay their bills and suppliers and wholesalers warn the supply of medicines to patients “will grind to a halt” as a result.