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This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.

This is the pharmacy commercial name, it would either include the pharmacy name or the name of the organisation who owns a number of pharmacy premises.

This refers to the person(s) and/or organisation(s) under which name(s) the pharmacy ownership is registered.

This provides details of the geographical location of the pharmacy.

This number uniquely identifies each pharmacy registered with the GPhC.

Pharmacies must be registered with the GPhC (or be a pharmacy department based in a hospital or health centre) to operate in Great Britain and to use the title ‘pharmacy’. The registration status can be set to registered, suspended, or subject to notices and conditions.

By inspecting pharmacies we assess if they are meeting the standards for registered pharmacies. In this way, we provide assurance to patients and the public that they will receive safe and effective care. In each report, you can see if the pharmacy has met or not met all of our standards.

We have a number of different enforcement options available to us to secure compliance with our standards, including improvement notices and conditions on registered pharmacy premises.