GPhC

Sitting the Common Registration Assessment in 2026? Join our webinar “Navigating the Common Registration Assessment” 29th April 2026 7:30–9pm Presentations from the GPhC CRA team and a Q&A Register here: tinyurl.com/2npr398h Submit questions here: tinyurl.com/55ffdfb5

Great to be at the #BPSAConference today! Thank you to everyone who shared their views in our listening event with @gmabbam & @kathie_cashell, joined our session on professionalism & prescribing & visited us at our stand, your insights are invaluable in shaping our work cc @BPSA

We are at the #BPSAConference today at @UoNPharmacy. Come and join our listening event with our Chair and Chief Executive, attend our session on professionalism & prescribing and come and say hello to us at our stand. We would love to hear from you! cc @BPSA

We’ve published the latest edition of Regulate, our e-bulletin for pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy owners. Catch up on the latest guidance and important information. Read the latest edition here: tinyurl.com/mtft65vs

Join us for a special virtual listening event on 15 April from 19:00-20:00, where your voice, your experience, and your priorities will help shape the work of the GPhC. Book your free place now re-url.uk/W7F7

@Ahm3dzs Hi Ammzy, please contact our registration assessment team at regexam@pharmacyregulation.org or call 0203 713 8000.

@TheGPhC Hi I have a Q regarding GPHC exam. My ID document has my first, middle and last name. My gphc account details have my first and last name only (middle name section is blank). I was just confirming that this would be ok as im aware the first and last names need to be identical

Join us for a special virtual listening event on 15 April from 19:00-20:00, where your voice, your experience, and your priorities will help shape the work of the GPhC. Book your free place now re-url.uk/W7F7

Our Chair has congratulated the new President and Senate members for the Royal College of Pharmacy. Read our Chair’s statement >> tinyurl.com/2bwcmftd

We’ve published the latest edition of Regulate, our e-bulletin for pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy owners. Catch up on the latest guidance and important information. Read the latest edition here: tinyurl.com/mtft65vs

@dean_robk @NPA1921 @PharmacyMagUK @NHSBSA Thanks for getting in touch. Please raise a concern with us through our online concerns form so we can look into this: pharmacyregulation.org/patients-and-p…

@TheGPhC when are you going to take any action against pharmacy2you for not delivering patients medications and claiming the prescriptions. @NPA1921 @PharmacyMagUK @NHSBSA #fraud

Our role as the regulator for pharmacies, pharmacists, and pharmacy technicians is clear: protect the public by ensuring high standards of care. Learn how we keep pharmacy services safe and effective for everyone. tinyurl.com/5n7masxe

Chief Pharmacists play a vital leadership role in ensuring safe, effective pharmacy services. Our standards set the bar for knowledge, accountability, and governance. tinyurl.com/4dt3cjsn

In our response to Community Pharmacy England’s recent survey, we have said there must be zero tolerance of abuse, violence or racism against pharmacy teams, and robust action in response to any incidents. Read our response >> tinyurl.com/4nnckm3s

If your medicine or medical device doesn’t seem right, report it to your health care professional or here >> yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk

The General Pharmaceutical Council is now on Instagram. Follow us for updates on our regulatory work, insights from across pharmacy, and information for professionals, students, and the public. tinyurl.com/3spdkp4s

Help us improve your experience of using the GPhC website. Take a moment to complete our website user survey and share your feedback: tinyurl.com/2s3p4bar

Registration renewal fees will rise by 6% from Sept 2026. This increase is necessary to enable us to respond to the increasing volume and complexity of our work, including a 77% increase in concerns in just 2 years >> tinyurl.com/mwvazhpe

When buying medicines online, ensure you're using a registered pharmacy. Check the website for GPhC registration to protect your health. Stay informed with our top tips for safe online medicine purchases. tinyurl.com/3ue6wvbv

If your medicine or medical device doesn’t seem right, report it to your health care professional or here >> yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk

We set clear standards for pharmacist education and training. Learn more about the expectations for new pharmacists entering practice:  tinyurl.com/5edbv22d