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NHSE announces details of 2026 pharmacy technician apprenticeship programme
20 Apr 2026
NPA chief executive Henry Gregg urged Labour to commission pharmacies “to take part in all national vaccination campaigns”.
Sunil Kumar Lakhani must get the GPhC to approve a registered pharmacist as his workplace supervisor for six months.
Community Pharmacy Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire chief officer Nick Hunter believes LPCs are getting more queries.
16 Apr 2026
PDA makes announcement in the wake of Royal College launch.
Tom Hennebry was convicted at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court in August 2023 of possessing a controlled class A drug.
The new RCP plans to progress its credentialing programme, develop new learning resources and deliver enhanced support for members.
15 Apr 2026
Pharmacist placed orders for escitalopram without a prescription, FtP committee finds
14 Apr 2026
Edwin Joseph Nally, who was convicted in 2024 and 2025, also failed to inform the GPhC about multiple driving convictions in 2013.
13 Apr 2026
Great Ormond Street Hospital’s research showed switching children to tablets or pills could save £40,000 a year per patient.
10 Apr 2026
Examining the death of a man in July 2020, the coroner for London Inner South said there is “no specific antidote” to an overdose of the drug.
09 Apr 2026
Three pharmacies in Nottinghamshire and five in Lincolnshire have been funded for another 12 months.
The Advertising Standards Authority warned Juniper UK after it published a paid-for Facebook ad encouraging new mums to use weight loss drugs.
08 Apr 2026
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society said Justine Scanlan will "lead on the new royal college’s ambitions" when she starts the job in June.
07 Apr 2026
Pharmacist failed to challenge unsafe practices at UK Meds, finds FtP committee
However, about one in three people who injected drugs said needle and syringe provisions are not good enough.
