Are you, or do you employ, a recently qualified Pharmacist?

One week until the CPS Charity Golf Day. Help us raise more for Blood Bikes Scotland through raffle prizes and donations.

Pharmacy teams should use the CPS online PVG application process and securely destroy any outdated paper PVG forms.

Practical guidance to help pharmacy teams avoid courier collection issues and ensure prescription bags are collected correctly.

Thanks to everyone who made it along to our recent "Ask Me Anything" event on NHS Pharmacy First Scotland, we hope you found it useful!

Our colleagues at Public Services Delivery Scotland (PSDS, formerly NES) have highlighted this resource as being of use to community pharmacy teams

There is currently a public facing programme running across Scotland called  “Gear has changed”.

Last Thursday we held an Ask Me Anything session on PFS and PFS+, giving contractors and their teams the chance to put questions directly to the CPS team

Join us in person in Edinburgh on Thursday 24th September for a contractor only evening looking at national updates and where the financial negotiations stand.

Congratulations again on your recent qualification, and the start of your career as a registered Pharmacist!

The SPPN newsletter is a useful way for pharmacy teams to keep up with what is happening across the pain network

Community Pharmacy Scotland is supporting to promote an upcoming webinar from colleagues at Public Services Delivery Scotland.

With just over three weeks to go, CPS thanks Charity Golf Day sponsors and encourages final team entries to support Blood Bikes Scotland.

A weekly snapshot of CPS activity including policy work, digital developments and stakeholder engagement across community pharmacy.

Community Pharmacy Scotland is keen to showcase examples of how pharmacy teams are helping to reduce medicines waste across Scotland as part of work we involved in nationally.

A weekly snapshot of CPS activity including policy work, digital developments and stakeholder engagement across community pharmacy.

The Yellow Card Scheme in the UK is a system for collecting and monitoring information about suspected adverse drug reactions and safety concerns related to medicines and medical devices.

We have run a short series of articles on the NHS PFS Service over recent weeks, focussing on some specific aspects of the service. 

Pharmacy First Scotland refresher: join our live AMA on Thursday 20th August, 19:30–21:00 on Microsoft Teams. Bring your questions

One item has been removed from Part 7B of the Scottish Drug Tariff from 1st August 2026. Read the latest update.