RCGP news
05 June 2026
How can GP capacity grow when its share of funding is falling?
RCGP NI Chair, Dr Ursula Mason speaks on the latest General Medical Services (GMS) statistics and what it means for general practice.
04 June 2026
RCGP responds to Lord Mann review of racism in the NHS
“The findings of Lord Mann’s review are deeply concerning and highlight the importance of continued action to tackle antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred and all forms of racism across the NHS.
03 June 2026
RCGP responds to PAC report on support for people living with frailty
The Royal College of GPs has responded to concerns raised by the Public Accounts Committee on frailty services.
02 June 2026
RCGP responds to Government decision on prostate cancer screening
Professor Victoria Tzortziou Brown, President of the Royal College of GPs, said: “Cancer screening programmes can save lives, but they must be evidence-based and reliable, particularly given the risks of overdiagnosis and unnecessary treatment.
22 May 2026
RCGP response to Health Committee report on physical activity for healthy ageing
RCGP has responded to the Health and Social Care committee's report on physical activity as an integral tool for health and wellbeing in older patients
21 May 2026
RCGP response to DWP’s fit note reform plan
RCGP have always been clear that any reform of the fit note process must put the health and wellbeing of patients first, rather than being driven primarily by economic considerations or policy targets.
15 May 2026
College letter to new Health Secretary
Professor Victoria Tzortziou Brown, President of RCGP Council congratulates Rt Hon James Murray MP on his appointment as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care.
13 May 2026
RCGP responds to the King’s Speech
The College responds to the King’s Speech and the new NHS Modernisation Bill.
06 May 2026
We need more GPs - not targets, says College President
Professor Victoria Tzortziou Brown, RCGP President, has responded to reports that the Prime Minister is considering a new target for improving patients’ experience of making a GP appointment.
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