Pharmacy 2021/22 funding stays at £2.592bn, as PSNC’s demand for increase rejected

The total budget for the community pharmacy sector in England will not change for the third year in a row, PSNC has announced, following HM Treasury’s “flat rejection” of its demand for a funding uplift.

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Community pharmacy's funding in England is remaining the same for the third year in a row
PSNC managed to win extra funding for a hypertension case-finding service during its negotiations

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