Stay up-to-date with the latest sector news and show updates. This page features press releases from our show and key announcements about the Pharmacy Show. Browse through our news articles to discover the latest innovations, product launches and company updates from participating us.
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The Pharmacy Show welcomed over 10,000 pharmacy professionals on 11-12 October 2026 at NEC Birmingham for its largest edition yet. -
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On 11-12 October, the NEC Birmingham once again became a meeting place for the community pharmacy sector, bringing together 10,342 attendees, 352 exhibitors and 204 speakers across two busy days. -
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The partnership reflects a shared commitment to championing the pharmacy technician workforce, supporting professional development and creating opportunities for pharmacy teams to learn. -
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As the UK’s largest independent membership organisation and trade union exclusively for pharmacists, the PDA supports pharmacists at every stage of their careers. -
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“No appointment, no long wait” was the promise at the centre of the Prime Minister’s announcement of five new Pharmacy First pathways this month. -
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The Pharmacy Show is proud to announce its continued partnership with the Independent Pharmacies Association (IPA) for the 2026 event. -
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Connect with PharmAppy in the Main Café this October -
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In 2026, some of the changes the sector has spent years preparing for are becoming a reality. -
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Book your travel through the dedicated Avanti West Coast page before 2nd October 2026. -
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When the Pharmacy Show conference programme goes live each year, it represents the culmination of months of research, conversations and careful planning. While visitors see a packed agenda of expert s ... -
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Community pharmacy organisations have welcomed the appointment of Yvette Cooper as Health Secretary following Andy Burnham's appointment as Prime Minister, while calling on the new government to build ... -
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Spotlighting the role of automation and smart pharmacy technology in shaping the future of pharmacy practice. -
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This year, we're elevating our educational offering by re-positioning and re-focusing our content to better reflect the realities of modern pharmacy practice. -
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Oviva’s Gold Sponsorship reflects the growing role of digitally enabled care in supporting people with long-term and weight-related conditions. -
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Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet the BeWell team and discover how their platform is transforming patient engagement and pharmacy practice management. -
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The Pharmacy Show is delighted to partner with Community Pharmacy England once again, strengthening our shared commitment to supporting and advancing the community pharmacy sector. -
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After months of anticipation, the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for 2026/27 has now been agreed. -
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Join 9,600+ pharmacy professionals this October at the Pharmacy Show. It is free to attend for UK-registered healthcare professionals. -
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At first glance, a ministerial reshuffle might feel distant from day-to-day pharmacy practice within the community. -
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From friction to flow: strengthening collaboration in neighbourhood health, speakers made one thing clear: for neighbourhood health to succeed, collaboration can no longer remain theoretical. -
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Chemist+Druggist will play a leading role in shaping vital conversations around workforce development, leadership, and career pathways within the pharmacy sector. -
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We’re delighted to announce that the Pharmacy Show 2025 has once again been shortlisted for Best UK Tradeshow (4,001–8,000 sqm) at the AEO Excellence Awards 2026. -
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This collaboration will shine a spotlight on the vital role of independent community pharmacies within the UK’s evolving healthcare landscape. -
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Communications International Group (CIG) is returning as the Official Media Partner for the Pharmacy Show 2026. -
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Neighbourhood health appears in strategy documents, policy discussions, and conference agendas with increasing frequency, yet for all its visibility it still feels slightly out of reach, understood in ...
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