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Twenty odd years ago, Terry Maguire outlined a path to success in Northern Ireland. But, he says, today's reality isn't quite what he'd hoped for. 

The RPS warns Matt Hancock that the UK supply chain will be exposed to counterfeit medicines without safety measures.

Latest REACT report warns current levels of infection in north of England could replicate across the rest of the country in a few weeks' time.

The profession should use UK Black History Month as an opportunity to tackle discrimination within its ranks, says Ade Williams.

Lloyds responds to concerns raised by the PDA around what it describes as a breach of pharmacists' personal data.

The detail that led EY to conclude that community pharmacy is heading for dire financial straits by 2024.

The editor says winners are the builders of the future, even in this year's "no ceremony" awards

McKesson UK chief executive Toby Anderson says the way community pharmacy has responded to the Covid-19 challenge has created an opportunity to address funding.

Supermarket chain Asda has launched a drive through flu jab service operated by pharmacists.

Pharmacy bodies contact Jo Churchill about a glitch with test and trace that could force a pharmacy to close for two weeks.

Negotiations between the PDA Union and Boots UK have been referred to ACAS after they were unable to reach an agreement on a lump sum.

The PSNC is urging contractors who are unhappy with decisions made by Covid-19 contact tracers to escalate their case.

NPA chief executive Mark Lyonette says his organisation will give a 'hard-hitting' response to a Covid-19 inquiry. 

Superdrug is the first UK pharmacy chain to offer a PrEP service to individuals worried about their HIV risk.

It's never been more important for pharmacies to go digital, says digital marketing expert Rachel Murray

The Government has placed its first order for one million Covid-19 antibody tests in a bid to understand the spread of the virus.  

A community pharmacy run, offsite flu vaccination centre has proved popular with patients after kicking off its 14-day run in Preston last Monday.

Community pharmacists should be able to refer patients directly to other parts of the NHS, pharmacy and healthcare organisations have said.

LloydsPharmacy has come under criticism after a pharmacist refused to provide emergency hormonal contraception.

The GPhC will look into concerns that an online clinic is offering to send hormone medication prescriptions to pharmacies.