SOS Banbridge
Plans for a ‘hypermarket’ in Banbridge has presented a formidable threat to local traders, compelling organisations including the Ulster Chemists’ Association to forge a united, lobbying force to save the County Down town centre.
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Room For CareLisburn’s popular Bow Street is not just home to some big brands, it is also where some big developments in community care are being made... READMORE |
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Hottest Thing On Two WheelsWhat is fully regulated and has great suspension? Philip Boyle, a pharmacist from Crossgar Pharmacy and cycling enthusiast recently completed one of the most gruelling challenges possible on two wheels. ... READMORE |
Pre Registration Evening SuccessOne of the most valuable opportunities for an insight into arguably the most important year for budding pharmacists was taken by over 130 third year students from universities across the ... READMORE |
Crucial LiaisonsThe Ulster Chemists’ Association Trade Liaisons Committee’s convenor Garrett Maguire, James McKay and Lee Dearn recently met with Dave Holmes, integrated healthcare specialist and Debra Fletcher, commercial and supply chain ... READMORE |
SOS BanbridgePlans for a ‘hypermarket’ in Banbridge has presented a formidable threat to local traders, compelling organisations including the Ulster Chemists’ Association to forge a united, lobbying force to save the ... READMORE |
License to HealIf modern therapeutics continue to stem from accurate and methodical prescribing, will pharmacists be the ones to blossom? All rather saccharine, botanic metaphors aside, the increase in pharmacy prescribing brings ... READMORE |
Magical Mystery TourSpending hours on an all-Ireland bound coach may not sound like fun but as seventy pre-registration students demonstrated, great company and even better craic will guarantee a good weekend, however ... READMORE |
SOS BanbridgePlans for a ‘hypermarket’ in Banbridge has presented a formidable threat to local traders, compelling organisations including the Ulster Chemists’ Association to forge a united, lobbying force to save the ... READMORE |
Time MachineAlthough now retired, Harold Porter remains the longest serving member of the PSNI, having joined the register on 2 July 1943. He has built an awe-inspiring collection of pharmacy related ... READMORE |
Dial M For...One could almost forgiven for thinking that the M in Category stands for ‘money’. The shrink on purchase profits in Northern Ireland has rapidly become a strangulation over the past ... READMORE |
Evolutionary TeachingsFollowing in the exemplary footsteps of Professor Sean Gorman, the new head of Queen's University Belfast's School of Pharmacy is relishing the opportunity to maintain and develop the high quality ... READMORE |
Pre Registration Evening SuccessOne of the most valuable opportunities for an insight into arguably the most important year for budding pharmacists was taken by over 130 third year students from universities across the ... READMORE |
Local InstitutionThere's nothing quite like a man who knows what a woman wants and in the resoundingly successful case of Philip Boyle, a pharmacist based at Crossgar Pharmacy, raising awareness about ... READMORE |
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