Community Pharmacy and General Practice Conference, in partnership with the National Pharmacy Association

In partnership with the National Pharmacy Association (NPA), Cogora have launched a new event, Community Pharmacy and General Practice Conference, bringing together 1,000+ professionals from across community pharmacy, general practice and wider primary care – redefining neighbourhood health.

Community Pharmacy and General Practice Conference

Taking place 21-22 June 2026, at the National Conference Centre in Birmingham, this national event will welcome community pharmacists, GPs, practice managers, GP and PCN pharmacists, PCN and ICB leaders, Nurses and more, for two days of real-world learning, implementable ideas, and meaningful relationship building.

Stronger collaboration between community pharmacy and general practice is vital to the success of the NHS and the planned creation of a neighbourhood health service. When these professions work together, they combine unique clinical and medicine knowledge to increase access, improve patient care, open new business and service opportunities, and release capacity to deliver more proactive, preventative care.

Both sectors are under unprecedented pressure, with ongoing financial strain and rising patient demand, and neither can afford to face these challenges alone. This new, silo-busting event provides a platform for HCPs to share ideas and best practice, build stronger relationships and learn how they can capitalise on the inevitable shift of care out of hospitals and into the community.

The event will be promoted to our audience of primary care professionals via Pulse, Pulse PCN, The Pharmacist, Nursing in Practice, Management in Practice and Healthcare Leader.

With unrivalled access to 100,000 HCPs working in general practice and primary care and 6,000 community pharmacies, the NPA and Cogora are two trusted organisations ideally placed to deliver an event designed to break silos, boost collaboration, and drive real change.

Unlike traditional trade shows, the event will prioritise integration and meaningful relationships between pharmacy and general practice in pursuit of delivering the NHS 10-year health plan and neighbourhood healthcare. The agenda will be highly practical, showcasing case studies that demonstrate how policy can be translated into NHS practice - and how others can replicate that success.

Partnership opportunities across the Community Pharmacy and General Practice Conference allow you to influence the direction of primary care and position your organisation as a trusted partner in transformation.

Connect with key decision-makers, showcase your innovations, and support the NHS 10-year health plan while gaining critical insight to understand, influence, and position your organisation at the heart of meaningful primary care change.