UK pharmacy leaders warn tax hikes and wage rises could force pharmacies to close, costing up to £200m annually.

UK pharmacy leaders warn that tax hikes and a rise in the national living wage could cost pharmacies up to £200 million annually, potentially forcing them to close or reduce hours. The increases in National Insurance and wages could lead to insolvency for many pharmacies, which are already struggling with past funding cuts that led to over 1,500 closures. Leaders are urging the Health Secretary to intervene to protect the sector.

November 29, 2024
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