Earlier this week Matt Hancock visited a community pharmacy to thank the team and wider sector for all the work they have been doing through COVID-19.
We were delighted to be joined by Miles Briggs MSP on the PIP podcast. Miles is a Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party MSP for Lothian. He is involved in quite a number of cross-party committees and notably for pharmacists he a member of the Health and Sport Committee. You can find out more about Mile’s voting record, his recent speeches, recent questions that he has asked of the Scottish government and recent motions he has brought forward here.
As part of the Health and Sport Committee enquiry into primary care Director of Operations Matt Barclay from Community Pharmacy Scotland and Chair of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Scottish Pharmacy Board Jonathan Burton gave evidence.
An SNP MP has written to Sajid Javid, the Home Secretary, urging him to ‘stop blocking plans’ for a […]
Seema Kennedy MP was appointed as a Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department of Health and Social […]
Steve Brine resigned on 25 March in order to vote against the government on Brexit. Steve Brine MP was previously the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department of Health, where his duties included responsibility for pharmacy.
Mike Hewitson has resigned with immediate effect from the National Pharmacy Association board. Mr. Hewitson released the following public statement […]
