APTUK Member Briefing: Supervision Changes – Implementation January 2026
APTUK releases a position statement responding to: Government & DHSC Approved Supervision Reforms – Pharmacy Technician Role Expansion
Please view the position statement...
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The NHS in England has confirmed the appointment of the next Chief Pharmaceutical Officer for England.
Following an open recruitment process, David Webb, currently Chief Pharmacist and Clinical Director for Pharmacy and Medicines Optimisation...
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Anti-racist stance against riots across the UK
The Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK (APTUK) are appalled at the violent public disorder in recent days. With the recent media coverage it highlights the experiences of some of the racist...
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The Clinical Pharmacy Congress is back! In just a few days’ time, the Clinical Pharmacy Congress will be returning to the ExCeL London – live and in person
Join us at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress 2021
The Clinical Pharmacy...
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To: Liz Fidler, APTUK
Ellen Williams, APTUK
David Webb
Medical Directorate
First Floor
Skipton House
80 London Road
London
SE1 6LH
10 February 2022
Dear Liz and Ellen
I wanted to write an open letter to your members and all...
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Inclusive Pharmacy Practice (IPP) Bulletin focus this summer is improving diversity of people in senior pharmacy professional leadership roles, through supporting and developing the students, trainees and early career professionals. Fiona Smit, a...
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APTUK position statement on the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) announcement of plans to update legislation to enable registered pharmacy technicians to supply and administer medicines under a patient group direction (PGD)
The...
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Inclusive Pharmacy Practice Week 2025: APTUK Reflections and Learning
During Inclusive Pharmacy Practice (IPP) Week 2025, APTUK was proud to support a new national initiative led by 16 pharmacy partner organisations in collaboration with the...
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New Educational supervisor training for the community pharmacy workforce
NHS England have announced fully funded educational supervision training for those supervising the community pharmacy workforce.
This training will ensure those involved...
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Each webinar will have a particular focus, but everyone is welcome to join.
Wednesday 4 March, 1-2pm – to focus on pharmacy students and trainees.
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Read about the APTUK 2025 Professional Conference and Exhibition.
The APTUK 2025 Annual Professional Conference and Exhibition took place on 19th and 20th September 2025 at the Hilton Newcastle Gateshead Hotel.
We delivered another exciting...
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APTUK 2026 will take place 18th - 19th September at the Renaissance Hotel, Heathrow, London
Following on from previous successes, the APTUK Annual Professional Conference and Exhibition will be held over two days, 18th - 19th September 2026...
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Celebrate South Asian Heritage Month 2026 with us!
This July, APTUK is proud to mark South Asian Heritage Month and this year’s theme, Unity in Diversity — celebrating the richness of South Asian cultures, identities, languages, faiths and...
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An online member event in support of mental health awareness week. Tue, 10 May 2022, 19:30 – 20:30
Mental Health awareness week runs from 9-15th May. It is an annual event when there is an opportunity for the whole of the UK to focus on...
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Guest speaker Kate Cannon from the GPhC joined us on Wednesday October 5th at 19:00 for a national, APTUK member-only event all about revalidation.
Are you worried about full revalidation?
Concerned that you haven't completed it in a...
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On Tuesday 11th October, at 7.00pm, APTUK presents:
Time for change: Actions not words with Hon. Dr Stuart Lawrence,
in conjunction with Black History Month
The APTUK member webinar will include a presentation from Stuart on his experiences...
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Each webinar will have a particular focus, but everyone is welcome to join.
Tuesday 3 March, 7-8pm – to focus on members of specialist professional groups.
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