The long-awaited economic review of community pharmacy has revealed that around half of pharmacies did not turn a profit last year.

The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) has announced that Henry Gregg will join the organisation in May as its new chief executive – so what do we know about him so far? Molly Bowcott joined C+D as a ...

The health and beauty giant has announced that it plans to open 25 new stores this year, a move that will create “approximately 600 new jobs”. Molly Bowcott joined C+D as a digital reporter in October ...

The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) has announced the appointment of its new chief executive, who will join the organisation in May.

A Northern Irish fitness-to-practise (FtP) committee has suspended a pharmacist for six months after he “unlawfully obtained” prescription-only medicines (POMs) from his workplace “without a valid ...

A representative body has taken legal action against the government following MPs’ rejection of a bill amendment that would have exempted pharmacies from next week’s employer NICs hike.

Well Pharmacy has revealed that it suffered millions in losses over a “challenging” year, while its wholesaling arm was able to turn a £2.5 million profit.

The RPS has responded to a legal letter sent by members calling for clarity over the voting process to change its charter, as well as PDA and C+D questioning on the controversial reforms.

Community pharmacies now have access to a patient’s GP record at the point of delivering any NHS clinical pharmacy service, C+D has learned.

Morrisons has revealed the locations where its pharmacy premises are set for closure. The supermarket giant today (March 24) announced that it is “proposing a number of changes over the next few ...

Seven in ten Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) members who took part in the ballot have voted in favour of controversial plans for the body to become a royal college and register as a charity. Kate ...

The pharmacy minister has urged the NPA to “reconsider” its call for member pharmacies to take collective action from next week, arguing that it will be “detrimental to patients”. Molly Bowcott joined ...