House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
General practice investment and reform package 2025-26
06 January 2025 · Department of Health and Social Care
Proposed by Wes Streeting Lab Ilford North
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At a glance
Key points
- The statement addresses funding and reforms for the General Practitioners contract in England for 2025-26.
- An 889 million funding uplift has been announced for the GP contract.
- Consultation with BMA's GPC on proposed changes to improve patient care and outcomes will continue.
Issue summary
The statement addresses funding and reforms for the General Practitioners (GP) contract in England for 2025-26.
Action requested
An £889 million funding uplift has been announced, representing a significant increase from previous years. The Minister also confirms ongoing support for newly qualified GPs through the ARRS scheme and consultation with BMA's GPC on proposed changes to improve patient care and outcomes. Final reforms will be announced post-consultation in 2025.
Key facts
- General practice funding uplift of £889 million in 2025-26.
- Funding represents a 7.2% cash growth.
- Consultation with the General Practitioners Committee (GPC) of BMA on the 2025-26 GP contract began in December 2024.
- Final reforms will be announced following the conclusion of the consultation in 2025.