From 29 October 2025, women in England can now access the morning-after pill free of charge at nearly 10,000 community pharmacies. In this blog, Dr Richard Dune examines how this milestone in women’s health expands access, equality, and reproductive choice through pharmacy-led NHS services. He explores how the initiative removes long-standing barriers to contraception, strengthens community healthcare, and embeds governance, training, and safeguarding into service delivery. This policy marks a cultural shift toward proactive, equitable, and compassionate reproductive care at the heart of every community.

From 29 October 2025, women in England can now access the morning-after pill free of charge at nearly 10,000 community pharmacies. In what NHS England calls “the biggest change to sexual health services since the 1960s,” this marks a historic milestone in making reproductive healthcare more accessible, equitable, and community-focused....

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By Dr Richard Dune

Safeguarding adults in health and social care has never been more vital. Rising numbers of safeguarding concerns, emerging risks such as online scams, financial exploitation, and coercive control, alongside sharper scrutiny from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), demand that providers demonstrate robust systems, confident staff, and strong, visible leadership. Failures...

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By Dr Richard Dune
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