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House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement

NHS Neighbourhood Health and Digital Investment

25 November 2025 · Department of Health and Social Care

Proposed by Karin Smyth Lab Bristol South

NHS

Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.

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At a glance

Key points

  • The Chancellor is investing in the NHS to improve local healthcare services.
  • Hundreds of new Neighbourhood Health Centres will be delivered, prioritising areas of high deprivation.
  • An additional 300m will be invested in NHS technology to enhance productivity and patient outcomes.

Issue summary

The statement discusses the Chancellor's investment in the NHS and the launch of new Neighbourhood Health Centres to improve local healthcare services.

Action requested

The government is confirming the delivery of hundreds of new Neighbourhood Health Centres, with an initial focus on areas of high deprivation. Additionally, £300m will be invested in NHS technology to boost productivity and improve patient outcomes through digital health records and the NHS app.

Key facts

  • The Chancellor will announce investment in the NHS at the Budget.
  • 250 new health 'one stop shops' are confirmed for delivery across the country.
  • £300m of additional capital investment is allocated for NHS technology.
  • Up to £10 billion was previously announced for this purpose at the Spending Review.
  • The first 120 Neighbourhood Health Centres are due to be completed by 2030, with a mix of repurposing and new builds.
  • A new generation of Neighbourhood Health Centres will focus on improving access to general practice and supporting people with complex needs.
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