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Dear Colleague,

Welcome to your May Pharmacy Show newsletter!

Preparations for the Pharmacy Show 2026 continue to gather pace, with new sessions, speakers and partnerships taking shape across the programme.

This month, we hosted a webinar in collaboration with the PMA, exploring neighbourhood health and the growing role of collaboration across local healthcare systems, with practical discussion around what integrated working could look like on the frontline for community pharmacy and primary care teams.

We're also taking a dive into some of the recent changes in government that have hit the news recently and the impact that these might have on the challenges facing the community pharmacy sector at the moment.

We hope you enjoy this month’s updates and insights, and we look forward to sharing more exciting announcements with you soon.

Kind Regards,

Molly Benson

Senior Content Producer

The Pharmacy Show

Kind Regards,

Molly Benson

Content Producer

The Pharmacy Show

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Webinar Recap: ‘From friction to flow: what community pharmacy and general practice need from neighbourhood health’

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The government reshuffle and what it could mean for community pharmacy

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