Der Apotheker und Drogisten [elektronische Ressource]. Noa, PNAsright, PSNC angekündigt hat. www.chemistanddruggist.de Script lädt das Rezept kostenlos inScotland wird von 4 £ £ 3 inApril fallen Wenn die Schottische Parliamentapproves Verordnungen festgelegten beforeit letzte Woche fallen. Lloyds chief attacksarchaic Mietverträge exklusive vierteljährliche Gebühren, den Druck auf die Apotheken, sagt MD Jennifer Richardson Jrichardson@cmpmedica.com Lloydspharmacy chief Richard Smithhas zugeschlagen Vermieter ofarchaic Grundsätze für rentalcontracts verwenden. Die mehrfache hat retailerscalls für flexiblere gesichert

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The chemist and druggist [electronic resource] . nce of getting PNAsright, PSNC has announced.www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk Script charges fall The prescription charge inScotland will fall from £4 to £3 inApril if the Scottish Parliamentapproves regulations laid beforeit last week. Lloyds chief attacksarchaic rental contracts EXCLUSIVE Quarterly fees putting the squeeze on pharmacies, says MD Jennifer Richardson jrichardson@cmpmedica.com Lloydspharmacy chief Richard Smithhas slammed landlords use ofarchaic principles for rentalcontracts. The multiple has backed retailerscalls for more flexible terms, particularly the scrapping ofquarterly advances in favour ofmonthly payments. The British Retail Consortium(BRC), which Lloydspharmacy joinedin November, said quarterly rentalterms were an unjustifiablepractice with no place in themodern age. But a BRC survey carried out lastmonth found just one in eight retailproperty leases were on monthlyterms, which it described asshameful. The problem was particularlyacute for community pharmacies, . Richard Smith: more flexibility needed said Mr Smith, as their value wasgoing down due to category M ascosts were rising. He said: The government doesntpay us for three months, thelandlord wants his money threemonths in advance - thats a six- month gap in the numbers. Lloydspharmacy had tried torenegotiate some terms, Mr Smithadded, but it was difficult because ithad virtually thousands ofcontracts. NPA chief executive John Turk saidit naturally supported calls forlandlords to offer flexible terms, toimprove cash flow management -which was always important, butespecially so when pharmacies areoperating within a fragile UKeconomic environment. Independent PharmacyFederation chairman Fin McCaulagreed monthly rental terms wouldbe ideal. Next week: property lawexpert Philippa Aldrichon how to handle yourrent review PSNC moves to protect incomes PSNC has stepped up efforts toprotect contractor incomes, afterthe government confirmed PCTswill

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