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NHS 10-Year Plan 2025-07-03

03 July 2025

Lead MP

Wes Streeting

Debate Type

Ministerial Statement

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Other Contributors: 66

At a Glance

Wes Streeting raised concerns about nhs 10-year plan 2025-07-03 in the House of Commons. A government minister responded. Other MPs also contributed.

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MPs spoke in turn to share their views and ask questions. Here's what each person said:

Government Statement

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Government Statement
Today I am making a statement to the House on “Fit for the Future”, the Government’s 10-year health plan for England, aiming to rebuild our national health service. The NHS was broken by 14 years of Conservative under-investment and catastrophic top-down reorganisation, but Labour has put the NHS on the road to recovery with more than 4 million extra appointments delivered, recruitment of 1900 new GPs, and a reduction in waiting lists. Our plan will deliver three big shifts: from hospital to community care, from analogue to digital services, and from sickness to prevention. This includes putting neighbourhood health centres in every community, reforming the dental contract, expanding the role of pharmacies, rolling out obesity jabs on the NHS, and introducing new school food standards. The funding for this plan is backed by an extra £29 billion a year by the end of the spending review period, alongside capital investment. Alongside investment comes reform to slash unnecessary bureaucracy, devolve power and resource to the frontline, abolish over 200 bodies, publish league tables, intervene in failing providers, tie pay to performance, reduce tariffs, and boost productivity. This plan fulfils Nye Bevan’s commitment of putting a megaphone to every patient's mouth, giving them more control.
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